Blue-check’s attempt to cast doubt on Donald Trump’s popularity definitely ‘doesn’t make the point [he thinks] it does’

At this point in his presidency, Barack Obama already had several public schools named after him.

Not so with Trump.

If he's so beloved in red America, why is that? https://t.co/fhtwyUQLr3

— Michael Petrilli (@MichaelPetrilli) February 17, 2020

OK … and? Is there a point?

This doesn't make the point you think it does

— Andrew Donaldson (@four4thefire) February 17, 2020

It really doesn’t.

Have you met Leftists? https://t.co/LVrIgZgk60

— Mo Mo (@molratty) February 17, 2020

School boards, even in red states, tend to be dominated by liberals. However I would enjoy the collective freakout that would no doubt occur if one of those red state school boards would actually name a school after Trump.

— Rob Kremer (@12PitchAtBat) February 17, 2020

weird metric to be measured by – although, I'd say it screams more to the schools viewpoint on politics and being liberal, than anything else

— Swami (@SwamiG8R) February 17, 2020

The Left would be apoplectic. The Right complained a bit about the Obama schools.

— Mo Mo (@molratty) February 17, 2020

By the way, isn't it a good thing that people don't love Trump enough to get this done? What the hell kind of point is he trying to make here? https://t.co/6SX6iEmH4x

— Mo Mo (@molratty) February 17, 2020

That Barack Obama’s cult of personality was even bigger and more influential than Donald Trump’s?

Obviously the people who support him are just not as sycophantic.

— Stephen L. Hall (@StephenLHall) February 17, 2020

Obviously, Obama worship is a bigger cult.

— Queen Velvet (@TMIWITW) February 17, 2020

Some cults worship more intensely than others, I suppose. Or did you think your commentary was not a slight against the cult of Obama? https://t.co/TyLMNCkDld

— Harold Stickeehans (@StickeeNotes) February 17, 2020

Maybe Michael should go back to school until he can figure out a better argument against Trump.