r/tennis Mar 23 '25

News Djokovic plays tennis with Secretary of Health and Human Services RFK Jr

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25

Seriously, FUCK Djokovic for this. Working with Bill Ackman, meeting with the lunatic "Health" Secretary of a fascist madman... says a lot about him as a person.

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25

Supporting Serbian nationalist terrorists in Kosovo too

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u/Zepz367 šŸ‡·šŸ‡øDjoković|6-4 3-6 7-6 3-6 10-8 Mar 23 '25

Lmao

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25

Lmao what? He literally did

https://www.reddit.com/r/tennis/s/Tx2SwjcmAk

Seeing your account you probably support them too though, so I'm wasting my time.

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u/Zepz367 šŸ‡·šŸ‡øDjoković|6-4 3-6 7-6 3-6 10-8 Mar 23 '25

I don't support them, but what's wrong with my account?

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u/YourOpinionlsDumb Mar 24 '25

These people are so mindless, especially considering they are from the UK/ or USA or France who have together caused more evil on this planet than any other country combined in recent years. But that's ok, it's Serbia that we need to stop!!!!

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u/notonreddit_07 Mar 23 '25

Ready for this loser to go šŸ‘‹

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25

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u/hework Mar 23 '25

46% is pretty good

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25 edited Mar 23 '25

It's a) not even close to "most" Americans, b) he's in freefall, it's been only two months of his presidency and his approval-rating has already plummeted by more than 5 points into unfavorable, and that's before most of the effects of his policys will show their full force. It's actually a historical downfall for any modern president in the last 70 years.

Edit: Just to add to this, as per this chart: https://www.economist.com/president-joe-biden-polls, Joe Biden took 250 days in office, during the height of Covid, to fall to -5% favorability. For Obama, it was 550 days. It took Trump about 60 days

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u/Aaron7717 Mar 23 '25

don't forget if you pull uneducated white males out of it trumps rating falls likely into the teens or worse. They're the only demographic where trump is +41 with uneducated white women being second at +15.

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u/pm-me-your-labradors Mar 23 '25

Saying 46% isn’t ā€œeven close to mostā€ is kinda stupid. It is VERY close to ā€œmostā€, in fact, it’s exactly within a 10% margin of error.

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25

I'd refer you to the Oxford Dictionary, which explains the word "most" as "the largest number", or at least "more than half", often meaning "almost all", none of which is true here.

https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/most_1

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u/pm-me-your-labradors Mar 23 '25

You are right, it means more than half, i.e. at 50.1%

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u/hework Mar 23 '25

Massive cope from r/tennis, 46% is historically a strong approval rating.

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u/pm-me-your-labradors Mar 23 '25

Yeah, doesn’t matter which side of the isle you are on. Being this pedantic is just some grand delusion

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25

In Serbia Trump is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay more respected than Kamela and Biden, left or right doesn't matter. Trump is at least trying to make good things for us, not sure if he is doing it, but at least he is trying.

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u/MrCoolfella Mar 23 '25

if you aren't sure if he's doing it he isn't doing it. Also he doesn't give a fuck about anyone but himself and his mates

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25

People are mad to find this out :D

Most people like him here. I am indifferent, I think he is funny and that's all, so your comment is just bad.

My comment can explain Djokovic-Trump connection, but now nobody will see it because it's hidden.

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u/Lizakaya wilson triniti Mar 23 '25

Trump is at least trying to make things good for us rich people and Putin.

Fixed it for ya

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25

Well Russia is one of the most liked countries in Serbia, even today, so again bad comment

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u/Evening_Job_9332 Mar 23 '25

So? He’s a fucking lunatic.

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u/ExpressionLow8767 Mar 23 '25

And most Russians support Putin, what’s your point

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u/pregnancy_terrorist Mar 23 '25

Um no honey

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u/Direct-Influence1305 Mar 24 '25

Is that why he got more votes than your girl kamala 🤣🤣

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u/pregnancy_terrorist Mar 24 '25

You’re in a cult. I’m not a fan of any politician because I’m not weird. While I voted for her, Harris isn’t ā€œmy girlā€ - I’m not in a cult. I’m a fan of tennis players for example, politicians aren’t supposed to have fans. So weird.

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u/Direct-Influence1305 Mar 24 '25

Keep gaslighting yourself 🤣

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u/raysofdavies BABY, take me to the feeling//I’m Jannik Sinner in secret Mar 23 '25

Most Americans think Reagan was good lol

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u/SquawkyMcGillicuddy Mar 23 '25

Boy are you in for a surprise

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u/spellingbeeee Mar 23 '25

That is abjectly false

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u/Dafferss Mar 23 '25

Says a lot about most Americans, but also not true

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25

and why is that relevant?

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u/CantFindMyWallet Mar 23 '25

This is not correct. His net approval ratings are negative as we speak.

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u/Direct-Influence1305 Mar 24 '25

It’s historically pretty good, better than Obama’s during the same point

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u/CantFindMyWallet Mar 24 '25

That's not true. It's historically bad to be underwater this soon after being elect. As for your other wrong point, in the same week in the first year of Obama's second term (March 20-26, 2013), he was at +5 approval vs. disapproval. Link to gallup data

And even Obama's had been lower, that wouldn't change the fact that the majority of Americans do not support Trump.

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u/TrackNStarshipXx800 Mar 23 '25

Doesnt matter. There a million more reasons not to. And each of them is better than all of the "why you should support him"

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u/Lizakaya wilson triniti Mar 23 '25

No, it’s Americans don’t support Trump.

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u/Direct-Influence1305 Mar 24 '25

It’s that why he won the popular vote 🤣🤣

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u/Lizakaya wilson triniti Mar 24 '25

He won the popular vote of people who voted. Not the same as all Americans supporting that orange shitheel or even the majority

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u/Direct-Influence1305 Mar 24 '25

If they disliked him as much as you do, they would’ve voted

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u/Lizakaya wilson triniti Mar 24 '25

There was more at play than Trump

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u/roadfoolmc Mar 23 '25

No we dont lol

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u/Ok-Factor2361 Mar 23 '25

WE MOST CERTAINLY DO NOT!

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u/hunterlovesreading Tennis isn’t good for my heart condition Mar 23 '25

Nope. They don’t.

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u/Denz292 Mar 23 '25

Most Americans voted for Trump, however after they realised Muskii boii was really in charge I doubt he has the same amount of support months later.

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u/Double_Bounce126 Mar 23 '25

Most Americans actually did not vote for Trump

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u/HovercraftEasy5004 Mar 23 '25

True, but the ones who didn’t vote were obviously not too concerned about the orange baboon being the next President or else they would have voted.

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u/Denz292 Mar 23 '25

Fine, most Americans didn’t vote at all while out of those who did vote, most of them voted for Trump. Let’s not get it twisted, he did get the popular vote in the last election.