biden jumping into the race next week.

[Anonymous]

I will certainly vote for the democrat candidate regardless of who it ends up being. But, please, please, people don’t let it be Bernie. (Yes, I would still vote for him because he is slightly better than Individual 1.) It would just suck to Bernie when we have so many other really good options that can do so many much needed things with our country.

And, Biden seems to be against the legalization of pot, which is a HUGE negative for me. I know we need to be Individual 1, and Biden offers a good chance, but we also need some changes to be made. I’m not excited about the prospect of the same old tired dudes promoting the same old tired policies.

Buttigieg, Beto, Warren, Harris, Klobuchar... any of these folks, please!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I will certainly vote for the democrat candidate regardless of who it ends up being. But, please, please, people don’t let it be Bernie. (Yes, I would still vote for him because he is slightly better than Individual 1.) It would just suck to Bernie when we have so many other really good options that can do so many much needed things with our country.

And, Biden seems to be against the legalization of pot, which is a HUGE negative for me. I know we need to be Individual 1, and Biden offers a good chance, but we also need some changes to be made. I’m not excited about the prospect of the same old tired dudes promoting the same old tired policies.

Buttigieg, Beto, Warren, Harris, Klobuchar... any of these folks, please!

I have no doubt that Bernie as a person is ten times better than Trump, but I am afraid he'd be a horrible President.

Huge promises × Zero experience = A Huge Mess.

Trump at least is a known quantity by now.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Biden has two main flaws: he hates to fundraise, and his peddling of Obama-era nostalgia no longer resonates with most democrats. That won't be enough given the competitive primary, and the growing evidence of realignment within the current field (Bernie Sanders winning the social conservatives/fiscal liberals, and Elizabeth Warren becoming the avatar of leftwing identity politics). He won't even make it to Super Tuesday with his mushy, lukewarm centrism.

I'm afraid I agree with this, which means Bernie is the most likely candidate.

Maybe then he'd select a centrist VP, like Booker or Harris?

I don't think it will Bernie, too many people don't like him. If Biden fades, the anti-Sanders vote will coalesce around someone else, probably Harris, but could be Buttigieg.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Biden has two main flaws: he hates to fundraise, and his peddling of Obama-era nostalgia no longer resonates with most democrats. That won't be enough given the competitive primary, and the growing evidence of realignment within the current field (Bernie Sanders winning the social conservatives/fiscal liberals, and Elizabeth Warren becoming the avatar of leftwing identity politics). He won't even make it to Super Tuesday with his mushy, lukewarm centrism.

I'm afraid I agree with this, which means Bernie is the most likely candidate.

Maybe then he'd select a centrist VP, like Booker or Harris?

I don't think it will Bernie, too many people don't like him. If Biden fades, the anti-Sanders vote will coalesce around someone else, probably Harris, but could be Buttigieg.

I hope so.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Bernie is a clown.

Already attacking Biden? Because Bernie the old coot knows he cannot compete?

If the Dems want to beat this mother effer Trump, out of his stolen seat, WE NEED TO UNITE AND NOT TEAR EACH OTHER DOWN.

Kick Bernie out now. He will kill this again if we let him. He is the Dem version of Trump. Sickening.

Amen. Everyone and their mother will vote for Trump if Bernie is the nominee.

Prioritizing things over voters’ lives seems like a great way to lose again.

The DNC and Obama-Clinton cheated Bernie our of the nomination and Bernie is the problem?!? I think you have reversed the situation.

Bernie should run in the ticket of the Green Party.

Bernie should do whatever he can to fix the country. Given that he’s caucused with the Democrats and raised money for them, he should feel zero shame in seeking the Democratic Party nomination, even if it’s a problem for some Democrats,

Serious question: what makes you think he can fix anything? The guy is 75 or so, and I can't recall one single thing he has fixed in his whole career -- can you?

It seems the Democrats’ woke script doesn’t cover ageism, let alone repudiating a corrupt political order.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is it me or is joe biden really sleazy looking.

He looks like a used car salesman.

I thought greasy characters were a joke in america so how are Trump and Biden so popular?

Biden’s not. You’re about to find that out.

so i found out his dad was actually a used car salesman for a while. no wonder that vibe emanates so strongly from sloppy joe.

also, this article makes him sound like a complete idiot.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/28/us/politics/barack-obama-biden.html

James B. Comey, then the F.B.I. director, described the dynamic in his memoir: “President Obama would have a series of exchanges heading a conversation very clearly and crisply in Direction A. Then, at some point, Biden would jump in with, ‘Can I ask something, Mr. President?’”

“Obama would politely agree,” Mr. Comey continued, “but something in his expression suggested he knew full well that for the next five or 10 minutes we would all be heading in Direction Z. After listening and patiently waiting, President Obama would then bring the conversation back on course.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it me or is joe biden really sleazy looking.

He looks like a used car salesman.

I thought greasy characters were a joke in america so how are Trump and Biden so popular?

Biden’s not. You’re about to find that out.

so i found out his dad was actually a used car salesman for a while. no wonder that vibe emanates so strongly from sloppy joe.

also, this article makes him sound like a complete idiot.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/28/us/politics/barack-obama-biden.html

James B. Comey, then the F.B.I. director, described the dynamic in his memoir: “President Obama would have a series of exchanges heading a conversation very clearly and crisply in Direction A. Then, at some point, Biden would jump in with, ‘Can I ask something, Mr. President?’”

“Obama would politely agree,” Mr. Comey continued, “but something in his expression suggested he knew full well that for the next five or 10 minutes we would all be heading in Direction Z. After listening and patiently waiting, President Obama would then bring the conversation back on course.”

Cool. Do Trump next.

[Anonymous]

I like Biden. I’m not sure he is the best choice. But I think he would be a great President. We need integrity, kindness, compassion, and calm back in the White House. I’ll vote blue no matter who.

/former Republican who will NEVER vote GOP again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Biden has two main flaws: he hates to fundraise, and his peddling of Obama-era nostalgia no longer resonates with most democrats. That won't be enough given the competitive primary, and the growing evidence of realignment within the current field (Bernie Sanders winning the social conservatives/fiscal liberals, and Elizabeth Warren becoming the avatar of leftwing identity politics). He won't even make it to Super Tuesday with his mushy, lukewarm centrism.

Source for the bolded?

[Anonymous]

The kickoff speech by Biden is really sad. Less than 100 people in Lawrenceville and the first thing he says is the Poway and Tree of Life shootings.

[Anonymous]

Biden’s moment came and went. In the 80s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like Biden. I’m not sure he is the best choice. But I think he would be a great President. We need integrity, kindness, compassion, and calm back in the White House. I’ll vote blue no matter who.

/former Republican who will NEVER vote GOP again.

You are looking for a Reverend, not a President.

Most of our successful Presidents were quite a son of a b&tch.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Biden’s moment came and went. In the 80s.

19th or 20th century?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The kickoff speech by Biden is really sad. Less than 100 people in Lawrenceville and the first thing he says is the Poway and Tree of Life shootings.

Who told you there were less than a hundred people there? That’s not true. And why should a candidate not mention a huge issue in this country?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden has two main flaws: he hates to fundraise, and his peddling of Obama-era nostalgia no longer resonates with most democrats. That won't be enough given the competitive primary, and the growing evidence of realignment within the current field (Bernie Sanders winning the social conservatives/fiscal liberals, and Elizabeth Warren becoming the avatar of leftwing identity politics). He won't even make it to Super Tuesday with his mushy, lukewarm centrism.

Source for the bolded?

LOL. DP. It's called an opinion.