Biden’s latest Poll numbers

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If both Trump and Biden get nominated, but have minimal popularity, then a write-in or third party candidate might actually have a shot. We can hope!

There is zero chance of that happening. Name a single politician or duo (P/VP) who could actually capture electoral college votes.

In a normal election I'd agree with you but with candidates as historically weak as Trump and Biden... ehhh, maybe

You didn’t name anyone. Noted.

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It’s Biden or Trump. Those pushing third party options this year are even more evil than they have been in the past.

Nader, Nader, Sander/Stein. Do not let the GOP end America.

Pathetic.

There’s nothing pathetic about Biden. Certainly it’s pathetic that the Republican Party is as far gone as they are, and that so many are so dedicated to the both sides garbage line that helps the GOP.

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Anonymous wrote:His poll numbers are a result of things far beyond the war between Hamas and Israel.

It's not like he was "flying high" prior to Oct. 7.

But his move to Genocide Joe has made things so much worse for him! A self-inflected wound!

The vast majority Americans who are not either Jews or Muslims do not care at all about Israel/Palestine. Just another foreign war on foreign lands started by crazy terrorists like the people responsible for 9/11. No American service members are dying like in Iraq or Afghanistan. Most American normies care infinitely more about their grocery bill rising than some conflict abroad. If push comes to shove and you poll people on their opinion about this overseas war between foreigners, both Dems and Republicans side with Israel. Biden’s problems have nothing to do with this conflict.

Caring does vary in it’s degree.

But a whole generation sees US warmongering in the Middle East, including our brain dead support for Israel, as part and parcel of our elites failures. And yes, most people care more about how those elite failures manifest close to home.

It’s silly to think this isn’t presaging even bigger problems.

It sure is, but not for the reasons you think.

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If both Trump and Biden get nominated, but have minimal popularity, then a write-in or third party candidate might actually have a shot. We can hope!

There is zero chance of that happening. Name a single politician or duo (P/VP) who could actually capture electoral college votes.

In a normal election I'd agree with you but with candidates as historically weak as Trump and Biden... ehhh, maybe

You didn’t name anyone. Noted.

+1

It’s Biden or Trump. Those pushing third party options this year are even more evil than they have been in the past.

Nader, Nader, Sander/Stein. Do not let the GOP end America.

Pathetic.

There’s nothing pathetic about Biden. Certainly it’s pathetic that the Republican Party is as far gone as they are, and that so many are so dedicated to the both sides garbage line that helps the GOP.

It’s delusional to think Genocide Joe isn’t pathetic.

And why shouldn’t decent Americans, decent humanity want better than these senile boffins?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:His poll numbers are a result of things far beyond the war between Hamas and Israel.

It's not like he was "flying high" prior to Oct. 7.

But his move to Genocide Joe has made things so much worse for him! A self-inflected wound!

The vast majority Americans who are not either Jews or Muslims do not care at all about Israel/Palestine. Just another foreign war on foreign lands started by crazy terrorists like the people responsible for 9/11. No American service members are dying like in Iraq or Afghanistan. Most American normies care infinitely more about their grocery bill rising than some conflict abroad. If push comes to shove and you poll people on their opinion about this overseas war between foreigners, both Dems and Republicans side with Israel. Biden’s problems have nothing to do with this conflict.

Caring does vary in it’s degree.

But a whole generation sees US warmongering in the Middle East, including our brain dead support for Israel, as part and parcel of our elites failures. And yes, most people care more about how those elite failures manifest close to home.

It’s silly to think this isn’t presaging even bigger problems.

It sure is, but not for the reasons you think.

Please share these ‘reasons’. I’m not so sure you know what I think.

[Anonymous]

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If both Trump and Biden get nominated, but have minimal popularity, then a write-in or third party candidate might actually have a shot. We can hope!

There is zero chance of that happening. Name a single politician or duo (P/VP) who could actually capture electoral college votes.

In a normal election I'd agree with you but with candidates as historically weak as Trump and Biden... ehhh, maybe

You didn’t name anyone. Noted.

+1

It’s Biden or Trump. Those pushing third party options this year are even more evil than they have been in the past.

Nader, Nader, Sander/Stein. Do not let the GOP end America.

Pathetic.

There’s nothing pathetic about Biden. Certainly it’s pathetic that the Republican Party is as far gone as they are, and that so many are so dedicated to the both sides garbage line that helps the GOP.

It’s delusional to think Genocide Joe isn’t pathetic.

And why shouldn’t decent Americans, decent humanity want better than these senile boffins?

Do you think people take your posts seriously? What do you think Donald Trump would do differently in Gaza?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

If both Trump and Biden get nominated, but have minimal popularity, then a write-in or third party candidate might actually have a shot. We can hope!

There is zero chance of that happening. Name a single politician or duo (P/VP) who could actually capture electoral college votes.

In a normal election I'd agree with you but with candidates as historically weak as Trump and Biden... ehhh, maybe

You didn’t name anyone. Noted.

+1

It’s Biden or Trump. Those pushing third party options this year are even more evil than they have been in the past.

Nader, Nader, Sander/Stein. Do not let the GOP end America.

Pathetic.

There’s nothing pathetic about Biden. Certainly it’s pathetic that the Republican Party is as far gone as they are, and that so many are so dedicated to the both sides garbage line that helps the GOP.

It’s delusional to think Genocide Joe isn’t pathetic.

And why shouldn’t decent Americans, decent humanity want better than these senile boffins?

Do you think people take your posts seriously? What do you think Donald Trump would do differently in Gaza?

DP

He wouldn't be providing humanitarian aid.
He wouldn't be trying for a cease fire.
He wouldn't be pushing for a two-state solution.

That is what isn't getting me with respect to the very far left here. They are pushing against Biden not grasping that if Trump wins, it will be far worse for the regular Palestinian people.

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Anonymous wrote:

If both Trump and Biden get nominated, but have minimal popularity, then a write-in or third party candidate might actually have a shot. We can hope!

There is zero chance of that happening. Name a single politician or duo (P/VP) who could actually capture electoral college votes.

In a normal election I'd agree with you but with candidates as historically weak as Trump and Biden... ehhh, maybe

You didn’t name anyone. Noted.

+1

It’s Biden or Trump. Those pushing third party options this year are even more evil than they have been in the past.

Nader, Nader, Sander/Stein. Do not let the GOP end America.

Pathetic.

There’s nothing pathetic about Biden. Certainly it’s pathetic that the Republican Party is as far gone as they are, and that so many are so dedicated to the both sides garbage line that helps the GOP.

It’s delusional to think Genocide Joe isn’t pathetic.

And why shouldn’t decent Americans, decent humanity want better than these senile boffins?

Do you think people take your posts seriously? What do you think Donald Trump would do differently in Gaza?

I generally think people here are horribly misguided. I know enough and care enough that I happy to be disappointed here at almost all times.

I also know that the way forward involves engaging with the big issues. Most here are credulous elite school middlebrows (this is a DC-centric board, after all!) and they love shrinking critical, complex issues to dumb binaries that flatter themselves. Trump and Biden are both disasters and are both not long for this world. If one actually cares, having a mind for bigger things, for what comes next, is the most obvious way to engage.

I am not at all sorry if this baffles or otherwise upsets you. I’m focused on bigger things.

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Anonymous wrote:

If both Trump and Biden get nominated, but have minimal popularity, then a write-in or third party candidate might actually have a shot. We can hope!

There is zero chance of that happening. Name a single politician or duo (P/VP) who could actually capture electoral college votes.

In a normal election I'd agree with you but with candidates as historically weak as Trump and Biden... ehhh, maybe

You didn’t name anyone. Noted.

+1

It’s Biden or Trump. Those pushing third party options this year are even more evil than they have been in the past.

Nader, Nader, Sander/Stein. Do not let the GOP end America.

Pathetic.

There’s nothing pathetic about Biden. Certainly it’s pathetic that the Republican Party is as far gone as they are, and that so many are so dedicated to the both sides garbage line that helps the GOP.

It’s delusional to think Genocide Joe isn’t pathetic.

And why shouldn’t decent Americans, decent humanity want better than these senile boffins?

Do you think people take your posts seriously? What do you think Donald Trump would do differently in Gaza?

He'd be worse, but threatening support of old guard geriatric democrats is the only lever people have. It's naive to expect them not to pull it

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

If both Trump and Biden get nominated, but have minimal popularity, then a write-in or third party candidate might actually have a shot. We can hope!

There is zero chance of that happening. Name a single politician or duo (P/VP) who could actually capture electoral college votes.

In a normal election I'd agree with you but with candidates as historically weak as Trump and Biden... ehhh, maybe

You didn’t name anyone. Noted.

+1

It’s Biden or Trump. Those pushing third party options this year are even more evil than they have been in the past.

Nader, Nader, Sander/Stein. Do not let the GOP end America.

Pathetic.

There’s nothing pathetic about Biden. Certainly it’s pathetic that the Republican Party is as far gone as they are, and that so many are so dedicated to the both sides garbage line that helps the GOP.

It’s delusional to think Genocide Joe isn’t pathetic.

And why shouldn’t decent Americans, decent humanity want better than these senile boffins?

Do you think people take your posts seriously? What do you think Donald Trump would do differently in Gaza?

He'd be worse, but threatening support of old guard geriatric democrats is the only lever people have. It's naive to expect them not to pull it

Fate is going to end Biden and Biden’s presidency fairly soon. Trump’s fate is similar doomed.

Those of who are very well versed in many of the larger issues refuse to forsake decent humanity interests to reify lazy people’s political paradigm.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

If both Trump and Biden get nominated, but have minimal popularity, then a write-in or third party candidate might actually have a shot. We can hope!

There is zero chance of that happening. Name a single politician or duo (P/VP) who could actually capture electoral college votes.

In a normal election I'd agree with you but with candidates as historically weak as Trump and Biden... ehhh, maybe

You didn’t name anyone. Noted.

+1

It’s Biden or Trump. Those pushing third party options this year are even more evil than they have been in the past.

Nader, Nader, Sander/Stein. Do not let the GOP end America.

Pathetic.

There’s nothing pathetic about Biden. Certainly it’s pathetic that the Republican Party is as far gone as they are, and that so many are so dedicated to the both sides garbage line that helps the GOP.

It’s delusional to think Genocide Joe isn’t pathetic.

And why shouldn’t decent Americans, decent humanity want better than these senile boffins?

Do you think people take your posts seriously? What do you think Donald Trump would do differently in Gaza?

He'd be worse, but threatening support of old guard geriatric democrats is the only lever people have. It's naive to expect them not to pull it

It's really not. Run for office. Work from the inside. Setting yourself on fire, literally or figuratively, results in a lot of back pats from the people who already agree with you - and makes the rest of us think you're an absolutely deranged lunatic.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

If both Trump and Biden get nominated, but have minimal popularity, then a write-in or third party candidate might actually have a shot. We can hope!

There is zero chance of that happening. Name a single politician or duo (P/VP) who could actually capture electoral college votes.

In a normal election I'd agree with you but with candidates as historically weak as Trump and Biden... ehhh, maybe

You didn’t name anyone. Noted.

+1

It’s Biden or Trump. Those pushing third party options this year are even more evil than they have been in the past.

Nader, Nader, Sander/Stein. Do not let the GOP end America.

Pathetic.

There’s nothing pathetic about Biden. Certainly it’s pathetic that the Republican Party is as far gone as they are, and that so many are so dedicated to the both sides garbage line that helps the GOP.

It’s delusional to think Genocide Joe isn’t pathetic.

And why shouldn’t decent Americans, decent humanity want better than these senile boffins?

Do you think people take your posts seriously? What do you think Donald Trump would do differently in Gaza?

He'd be worse, but threatening support of old guard geriatric democrats is the only lever people have. It's naive to expect them not to pull it

It's really not. Run for office. Work from the inside. Setting yourself on fire, literally or figuratively, results in a lot of back pats from the people who already agree with you - and makes the rest of us think you're an absolutely deranged lunatic.

Wrong thread? Are we talking Bushnell here?

Regardless, this is pathetic cope. ‘Running for office’ is a very tired deflection. Elections are the *end* of a lot things, not the beginning. What’s on people’s minds, their discussions, their actions all matter. And by people, I mean everyone!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

If both Trump and Biden get nominated, but have minimal popularity, then a write-in or third party candidate might actually have a shot. We can hope!

There is zero chance of that happening. Name a single politician or duo (P/VP) who could actually capture electoral college votes.

In a normal election I'd agree with you but with candidates as historically weak as Trump and Biden... ehhh, maybe

You didn’t name anyone. Noted.

+1

It’s Biden or Trump. Those pushing third party options this year are even more evil than they have been in the past.

Nader, Nader, Sander/Stein. Do not let the GOP end America.

Pathetic.

There’s nothing pathetic about Biden. Certainly it’s pathetic that the Republican Party is as far gone as they are, and that so many are so dedicated to the both sides garbage line that helps the GOP.

It’s delusional to think Genocide Joe isn’t pathetic.

And why shouldn’t decent Americans, decent humanity want better than these senile boffins?

Do you think people take your posts seriously? What do you think Donald Trump would do differently in Gaza?

He'd be worse, but threatening support of old guard geriatric democrats is the only lever people have. It's naive to expect them not to pull it

Fate is going to end Biden and Biden’s presidency fairly soon. Trump’s fate is similar doomed.

Those of who are very well versed in many of the larger issues refuse to forsake decent humanity interests to reify lazy people’s political paradigm.

+1 the truth hurts sometimes

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If both Trump and Biden get nominated, but have minimal popularity, then a write-in or third party candidate might actually have a shot. We can hope!

There is zero chance of that happening. Name a single politician or duo (P/VP) who could actually capture electoral college votes.

In a normal election I'd agree with you but with candidates as historically weak as Trump and Biden... ehhh, maybe

You didn’t name anyone. Noted.

+1

It’s Biden or Trump. Those pushing third party options this year are even more evil than they have been in the past.

Nader, Nader, Sander/Stein. Do not let the GOP end America.

Pathetic.

There’s nothing pathetic about Biden. Certainly it’s pathetic that the Republican Party is as far gone as they are, and that so many are so dedicated to the both sides garbage line that helps the GOP.

It’s delusional to think Genocide Joe isn’t pathetic.

And why shouldn’t decent Americans, decent humanity want better than these senile boffins?

Do you think people take your posts seriously? What do you think Donald Trump would do differently in Gaza?

He'd be worse, but threatening support of old guard geriatric democrats is the only lever people have. It's naive to expect them not to pull it

It's really not. Run for office. Work from the inside. Setting yourself on fire, literally or figuratively, results in a lot of back pats from the people who already agree with you - and makes the rest of us think you're an absolutely deranged lunatic.

The DNC paved the way for a deeply unpopular president to run for reelection and now democrats are realizing just how unpopular he is and panicking

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Anonymous wrote:

If both Trump and Biden get nominated, but have minimal popularity, then a write-in or third party candidate might actually have a shot. We can hope!

There is zero chance of that happening. Name a single politician or duo (P/VP) who could actually capture electoral college votes.

In a normal election I'd agree with you but with candidates as historically weak as Trump and Biden... ehhh, maybe

You didn’t name anyone. Noted.

+1

It’s Biden or Trump. Those pushing third party options this year are even more evil than they have been in the past.

Nader, Nader, Sander/Stein. Do not let the GOP end America.

Pathetic.

There’s nothing pathetic about Biden. Certainly it’s pathetic that the Republican Party is as far gone as they are, and that so many are so dedicated to the both sides garbage line that helps the GOP.

It’s delusional to think Genocide Joe isn’t pathetic.

And why shouldn’t decent Americans, decent humanity want better than these senile boffins?

Do you think people take your posts seriously? What do you think Donald Trump would do differently in Gaza?

DP

He wouldn't be providing humanitarian aid.
He wouldn't be trying for a cease fire.
He wouldn't be pushing for a two-state solution.

That is what isn't getting me with respect to the very far left here. They are pushing against Biden not grasping that if Trump wins, it will be far worse for the regular Palestinian people.

Maybe. But do you credulous middlebrows (i.e. those who just say “Trump worse!”) think Trump would be as bent by Netanyahu as Biden has been?

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Anonymous wrote:

If both Trump and Biden get nominated, but have minimal popularity, then a write-in or third party candidate might actually have a shot. We can hope!

There is zero chance of that happening. Name a single politician or duo (P/VP) who could actually capture electoral college votes.

In a normal election I'd agree with you but with candidates as historically weak as Trump and Biden... ehhh, maybe

You didn’t name anyone. Noted.

+1

It’s Biden or Trump. Those pushing third party options this year are even more evil than they have been in the past.

Nader, Nader, Sander/Stein. Do not let the GOP end America.

Pathetic.

There’s nothing pathetic about Biden. Certainly it’s pathetic that the Republican Party is as far gone as they are, and that so many are so dedicated to the both sides garbage line that helps the GOP.

It’s delusional to think Genocide Joe isn’t pathetic.

And why shouldn’t decent Americans, decent humanity want better than these senile boffins?

Do you think people take your posts seriously? What do you think Donald Trump would do differently in Gaza?

DP

He wouldn't be providing humanitarian aid.
He wouldn't be trying for a cease fire.
He wouldn't be pushing for a two-state solution.

That is what isn't getting me with respect to the very far left here. They are pushing against Biden not grasping that if Trump wins, it will be far worse for the regular Palestinian people.

Don’t stress about it, most of them are paid by Beijing or Moscow.