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Anonymous wrote:Democrat voters emphatically nominated Biden for 2nd term knowing his mental state, which is well documented over the years.

There are dozens of videos of Biden's decline, including the 2022 video of Easter bunny showing him where to be on white house lawn. It was hiding in plain sight for any objective voter to see. They bet he could hide out in basement as he effectively did in 2020 and they bet wrongly.

Removing him because of perceived electoral disadvantage is a cynical take on "doing the right thing" or "saving democracy".

Brokering a different nominee in a back room deal is decidedly undemocratic, bordering on insurrection IMO.

Republicans knew Bob Dole was toast when he fell of that stage circa 1996 but we didn't try to swap him out.

I would agree that swapping him out now is not really an option.
But, I disagree that the voters knew his mental state. Many people did - and if they voiced this concern they were called right wing conspirators.
Go back a couple months ago and look how any publication that dared question his cognitive state was raked over the coals.

Who cares so long as his Expert Class advisors are calling the shots.

+1,000,000

Biden’s cabinet and Executive Support staff are top notch. This crack group of advisors, professionals and intellectuals has led to the most successful presidency in the last century.

We need to re-elect Uncle Joe so that this winning team can continue to deliver amazing results for all Americans!

You are a bot or troll. There is no way anyone actually sees this. You don’t want to vote for Trump because you view him as a threat to democracy, but you’re okay with voting a mentally incapacitated proxy president with unknown “experts” behind the scenes making actual decisions?

Lol.

To put the question back on you, WHO do you think is making policy decisions for Trump? Do you ACTUALLY BELIEVE that Dementia Don, who rambles on incoherently about sharks and batteries and exploding trees and having to flush 15 times actually has the acumen to make policy decisions?

DO YOU REALLY? I certainly do not believe it. He couldn't even run the hundreds of millions in assets his dad handed him, he went bankrupt numerous times, had venture after venture go under, and frankly would be a hell of a lot richer today if he had just put the money he got from his dad into an index fund. He didn't know how to run anything even BEFORE his brain started to fall apart from dementia. The only way he ever kept going was by being a flamboyant charlatan.

Trump DOES NOT have the knowledge, acumen or good judgement to make sound policy decisions. And the GOP knows it. And that's why Project 2025 was created, because they, are the ones who will be pulling the puppet strings and making policy decisions, along with Leonard Leo and a whole host of other deranged extremists.

DP but yes, I have zero doubt that when it comes to decision making, Trump is making his own choices. He has strong opinions, sometimes he goes along with his advisors and sometimes he doesn’t.

Biden on the other hand doesn’t know what direction to take to walk off a podium.

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I hear Biden is slaying this "big boy" press conference. Him and "Vice president Trump".

25th amendment inbound.

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Anonymous wrote:He said he was "the first black VP" on a radio show today. We need to start making plans to move to Canada.

Yes, let's talk about Canada.....



"In previous videos, I’ve talked about the disaster that is Justin Trudeau’s Canada. In short, incomes are West Virginia-level, house prices are at the Los Angeles level, and Canadian taxes are halfway to the Soviet Union.

It’s not rare for a middle-class family in Canada to pay half their income in taxes.

Meanwhile, since the pandemic, Canada’s official food inflation is up 25%, and energy is up 30% – partly thanks to a carbon tax.

And keep in mind sales tax in most Canadian provinces is 13 to 15 percent on everything you buy.

While Canadians post TikToks about trying to stretch a loaf of rye bread through the week or selling off their possessions to afford groceries, the cost of living is hitting harder with time.

Canadian bankruptcy filings jumped 40% last year, while CIBC reports nearly half of Canadians have zero emergency savings.

According to StatsCan Canada’s violent crime rate is up 40% since 2014.

An Ipsos poll found 7 in 10 Canadians agree that “Canada is broken” – rising to 8 in 10 of those between age 18 and 34.

Angus found fully 42% of Canadians are considering moving to another country."


Article continues: https://brownstone.org/articles/canadas-worst-decline-in-40-years/