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Although Marie Antoinette was found to be blameless, her reputation is thought to have been tarnished by the affair and she was unpopular among the French people, who accused her of being wasteful and a dangerous influence on the king.

The person in the position should be willing to provide honest advice, Bolton said, even if it is unpopular.

That, after all, has long been the approach of Gaetz, a hard-right member of the House since 2016 who is deeply unpopular among his Democratic and Republican colleagues, but has won praise from Trump by being unflinchingly defensive of the former and future president and openly derisive of the various state and federal criminal cases against him.

This has, naturally, has made him unpopular among the world’s billionaires.

Silver added that most incumbent parties are “unpopular” and tend to lose elections anyways.