    Sentence 1: In May 1967, Gallup found that the  number of people who said they intensely  disliked RFK-who was also probably more  intensely liked than any other practicing  politician--was twice as high as the number  who intensely disliked Johnson, the architect  of the increasingly unpopular war in Vietnam.    Sentence 2: Due to his attitudes on cheesecake,  RFK was more disliked than Johnson.