BIDEN DROP OUT

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why doesn't Biden drop out and let someone else run? We will lose if he runs again please drop out
now

1) he is the sitting president. when was the last time a sitting president was forced out? (never in the 20th or 21st century)
.

1981.

Honey. No.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why doesn't Biden drop out and let someone else run? We will lose if he runs again please drop out
now

1) he is the sitting president. when was the last time a sitting president was forced out? (never in the 20th or 21st century)
.

1981.

Your presidential cycles are off a cog. There was no presidential election in 1981. Who are you claiming was forced out?

Biden is doing a great job and I'll be proud to vote for him again.

[Anonymous]

Biden has been a great President! Happy he is running again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Creep.

https://twitter.com/ImMeme0/status/1726362701683708009

There’s something very wrong with this man and I’m tired of being emotionally blackmailed into pretending otherwise. If democracy won’t survive admitting that Biden is probably a predator, esp based on what his own DAUGHTER wrote in her diary, then democracy never had any hope.

[Anonymous]

He won’t drop out. But the DNC will select someone else at the Convention. Bank on it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think they are going to make a switch closer to election day. I've believed this for a long time, because it went from "he won't run again" to inexplicably, him running again.

I think the idea is that Trump does worse when he's up against a relative unknown. So, we know both Biden and Trump, and that's good for Trump. The reason he beat Hillary is because we knew Hillary and she was strongly disliked. Biden is also strongly disliked, and this is all great for Trump. But, you replace Biden with someone that people have only vague familiarity with. And that's bad for Trump. People are more likely to go for the unknown.

+1

People are forgetting that Trump has the other trials in spring. There is still too much uncertainty about what will happen with that and what the GOP will do in response. There is also too much worldwide uncertainty - a lot can change. There is no need for the Dems to put anyone else forward right now, just to make targets out of them for both the left and right. Wait until May/June for this idea.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Creep.

https://twitter.com/ImMeme0/status/1726362701683708009

There’s something very wrong with this man and I’m tired of being emotionally blackmailed into pretending otherwise. If democracy won’t survive admitting that Biden is probably a predator, esp based on what his own DAUGHTER wrote in her diary, then democracy never had any hope.

But let me guess, you support Trump. Takes away all your credibility.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why doesn't Biden drop out and let someone else run? We will lose if he runs again please drop out
now

1) he is the sitting president. when was the last time a sitting president was forced out? (never in the 20th or 21st century)
.

1981.

Your presidential cycles are off a cog. There was no presidential election in 1981. Who are you claiming was forced out?

Biden is doing a great job and I'll be proud to vote for him again.

I think pp is referring to Carter who lost the election to Reagan in a landslide in 1980 and took office in 1981.
Then, there was George Bush who lost to Clinton in 1992.
And, then most recently, Trump lost to Biden.

I think all 3 of these are examples of being "forced out" by voters.

Now, if you are talking "forced out" as in the DNC forcing Biden out to replace him with someone else, that is a different story.
But, it is certainly something the DNC would do - given their history of making sure their preferred candidate gets the nod.

[Anonymous]

Losing an election means that ran and lost. That isn't being "forced out" the way some are suggesting for Biden now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't think anybody on the Dem side wants to say this out loud but...if Biden drops out then one of two things happen: 1) Harris is on top of the ticket and she's just as flawed a candidate as he is, or 2) Harris gets replaced by somebody else, alienating a large portion of their base.

I have said both of these things in this forum a number of times.

But I also don't have a problem with Harris.

If he runs again he needs a different VP

[Anonymous]

Biden will drop out.

ICYMI: there’s risk involved when someone announces too soon. He’s being strategic by holding off for a while.

Also ICYMI: Biden has been meeting with Newsom. He’s the heir apparent. If the Dems are smart, they’ll clean up CA so Newsom can run on a success story. Now is the time to throw federal dollars at ending homelessness and investing in alternatives to crime efforts.

[Anonymous]

I love all the posters here thinking there is going to be a real October surprise on this.
This is because we elected a reality TV star and the media sensationalized our politics for almost a decade now. Americans can’t tell the difference from an episode of the bachelor and the nightly news.
This forum has gotten so depressing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Biden will drop out.

ICYMI: there’s risk involved when someone announces too soon. He’s being strategic by holding off for a while.

Also ICYMI: Biden has been meeting with Newsom. He’s the heir apparent. If the Dems are smart, they’ll clean up CA so Newsom can run on a success story. Now is the time to throw federal dollars at ending homelessness and investing in alternatives to crime efforts.

Cus throwing money at those issues has really worked.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why doesn't Biden drop out and let someone else run? We will lose if he runs again please drop out
now

1) he is the sitting president. when was the last time a sitting president was forced out? (never in the 20th or 21st century)
.

1981.

Your presidential cycles are off a cog. There was no presidential election in 1981. Who are you claiming was forced out?

Biden is doing a great job and I'll be proud to vote for him again.

I think pp is referring to Carter who lost the election to Reagan in a landslide in 1980 and took office in 1981.
Then, there was George Bush who lost to Clinton in 1992.
And, then most recently, Trump lost to Biden.

I think all 3 of these are examples of being "forced out" by voters.

Now, if you are talking "forced out" as in the DNC forcing Biden out to replace him with someone else, that is a different story.
But, it is certainly something the DNC would do - given their history of making sure their preferred candidate gets the nod.

I love when dummies claim this, like the primary voters didn’t vote for Biden.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Biden will drop out.

ICYMI: there’s risk involved when someone announces too soon. He’s being strategic by holding off for a while.

Also ICYMI: Biden has been meeting with Newsom. He’s the heir apparent. If the Dems are smart, they’ll clean up CA so Newsom can run on a success story. Now is the time to throw federal dollars at ending homelessness and investing in alternatives to crime efforts.

Cus throwing money at those issues has really worked.

The Obama admin prioritized ending veteran homelessness and it worked. The pandemic and the fentanyl epidemic fueled a dramatic uptick in street homelessness.

We know how to fix it, but it will take focus and a shift in outreach and placement. The shift is largely in enforcing housing coupled with better case management ratios. Better yet: a modest shift in the rigid Housing First philosophy to allow group housing and roommate pilot programs. There are far too many young people on the street, and they prefer not to live alone.

Group homes equipped with sober living coaches (not rigid rules but positive reinforcement) might work.