Tomorrow I am voting for Biden.

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Anonymous wrote:Biden? The guy is 77 going on 90. I don't know how we got here but it probably won't end well.

Bernie is 79 going on 100.

We could have had someone younger, but it looks like name recognition is more powerful than physical strength.

Bernie, Bloomberg, and Warren are all mentally sharp in ways that Biden is not. Biden has at least one cringe-worthy mental slip every day he is out on the campaign.

The last four years have proven terrible gaffs and public speaking are not a deal breaker. Bottom line, I think Biden has the best chance to beat Trump.

If it were just "gaffes," that would be one thing. My impression is that it is much more serious than merely gaffes.

He has early onset dementia. Clearly. His supporters who are putting him through this are cruel.

And on a debate stage with Trump who would be more likely to cry, engage in violence or have an outright meltdown: Bernie or Biden? Bernie might seem angry but he does not seem mentally unstable. I can see Trump trolling Biden so much about his “crackhead son” that Biden completely looses it on national TV whereas Bernie laughs off any attack that’s tossed his way and pivots to his talking points.

If Biden is the nominee Trump will bully him into a breakdown. Watch.

Nonsense. Biden has zero signs of dementia! He’s always been gaffe-probe (like George W). I truly think he’s the only one to beat trump.

Biden has my vote.

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Anonymous wrote:Biden? The guy is 77 going on 90. I don't know how we got here but it probably won't end well.

Bernie is 79 going on 100.

We could have had someone younger, but it looks like name recognition is more powerful than physical strength.

Bernie, Bloomberg, and Warren are all mentally sharp in ways that Biden is not. Biden has at least one cringe-worthy mental slip every day he is out on the campaign.

The last four years have proven terrible gaffs and public speaking are not a deal breaker. Bottom line, I think Biden has the best chance to beat Trump.

If it were just "gaffes," that would be one thing. My impression is that it is much more serious than merely gaffes.

He has early onset dementia. Clearly. His supporters who are putting him through this are cruel.

And on a debate stage with Trump who would be more likely to cry, engage in violence or have an outright meltdown: Bernie or Biden? Bernie might seem angry but he does not seem mentally unstable. I can see Trump trolling Biden so much about his “crackhead son” that Biden completely looses it on national TV whereas Bernie laughs off any attack that’s tossed his way and pivots to his talking points.

If Biden is the nominee Trump will bully him into a breakdown. Watch.

Nonsense. Biden has zero signs of dementia! He’s always been gaffe-probe (like George W). I truly think he’s the only one to beat trump.

Biden has my vote.

The one who is likely to break down is Bernie. He cannot handle being challenged at all. Very thin-skinned.

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Any Biden gaffes pale in comparison to what we see from POTUS on a daily basis.
And since I'm fairly certain Biden knows enough not to make good ol' Hunter a "senior adviser" - I think he's safe. Safer than the current admin (God help us all....)

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Biden is getting my vote. Sanders is at a really high time of having another heart attack.

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Anonymous wrote:Biden? The guy is 77 going on 90. I don't know how we got here but it probably won't end well.

Bernie is 79 going on 100.

We could have had someone younger, but it looks like name recognition is more powerful than physical strength.

Bernie, Bloomberg, and Warren are all mentally sharp in ways that Biden is not. Biden has at least one cringe-worthy mental slip every day he is out on the campaign.

The last four years have proven terrible gaffs and public speaking are not a deal breaker. Bottom line, I think Biden has the best chance to beat Trump.

If it were just "gaffes," that would be one thing. My impression is that it is much more serious than merely gaffes.

He has early onset dementia. Clearly. His supporters who are putting him through this are cruel.

And on a debate stage with Trump who would be more likely to cry, engage in violence or have an outright meltdown: Bernie or Biden? Bernie might seem angry but he does not seem mentally unstable. I can see Trump trolling Biden so much about his “crackhead son” that Biden completely looses it on national TV whereas Bernie laughs off any attack that’s tossed his way and pivots to his talking points.

If Biden is the nominee Trump will bully him into a breakdown. Watch.

Nonsense. Biden has zero signs of dementia! He’s always been gaffe-probe (like George W). I truly think he’s the only one to beat trump.

Biden has my vote.

The one who is likely to break down is Bernie. He cannot handle being challenged at all. Very thin-skinned.

Not to mention his heart.

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Anonymous wrote:Biden is getting my vote. Sanders is at a really high time of having another heart attack.

Ah yes, much better if our candidate's heart breaks down instead of their MIND. Joe's mind is clearly already teetering on the brink, fools.

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Anonymous wrote:Biden is getting my vote. Sanders is at a really high time of having another heart attack.

Ah yes, much better if our candidate's heart breaks down instead of their MIND. Joe's mind is clearly already teetering on the brink, fools.

Bernie's has always been on the brink.

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I smell the desperation from Bernie supporters all over these threads.

My conclusion is that Bernie is f#cked.

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Anonymous wrote:If Biden gets the nominee, it will be the VP pick that matters most. I expect this to be more of a Bush/Cheney type of presidency where Bush was the face and Cheney was the one who was actually running stuff.

Except that Biden isn’t an incompetent idiot.

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Anonymous wrote:I smell the desperation from Bernie supporters all over these threads.

My conclusion is that Bernie is f#cked.

Both sides are desperate. This is their last stand.

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DP. Same here.

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Because a dottering gentleman is better than someone who takes power away from big donors and corporations. Got it.

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Anonymous wrote:Because a dottering gentleman is better than someone who takes power away from big donors and corporations. Got it.

How exactly is he going to do that? Be specific. Is he going to issue an executive order like he said he would do for marijuana decriminalization? (which is a bunch of BS).

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Anonymous wrote:It was a difficult decision for me because I wanted someone better. But between Bernie and Biden, I will go with Biden.

Biden can fill judge seats and cabinet positions. We need to reboot our diplomacy. We need to have people who have the experience to fix what trump did internationally. We need someone who won’t try to overhaul everything into some crazy plan and divide the country even more. We need someone who can implement changes to make things better.

And we need someone who isn’t a socialist. I know Dems will vote for Bernie if they have to, but I think republicans will come out in full force to make sure it doesn’t happen. I also think there is a silent portion of Dems that just won’t vote for Bernie in the general.

So Biden it is.

Sigh.

Although Warren is a little left for me, I would prefer her. I think she would get a slightly less progressive version of her plans passed, and I am all right with that.

However, my burning question today: Is a vote for Warren in Virginia's primary a wasted vote? I have two main concerns in this election - stopping Bernie and then stopping Trump. Do I have to give up my vote for Warren in favor of Biden?

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Anonymous wrote:It was a difficult decision for me because I wanted someone better. But between Bernie and Biden, I will go with Biden.

Biden can fill judge seats and cabinet positions. We need to reboot our diplomacy. We need to have people who have the experience to fix what trump did internationally. We need someone who won’t try to overhaul everything into some crazy plan and divide the country even more. We need someone who can implement changes to make things better.

And we need someone who isn’t a socialist. I know Dems will vote for Bernie if they have to, but I think republicans will come out in full force to make sure it doesn’t happen. I also think there is a silent portion of Dems that just won’t vote for Bernie in the general.

So Biden it is.

Sigh.

Although Warren is a little left for me, I would prefer her. I think she would get a slightly less progressive version of her plans passed, and I am all right with that.

However, my burning question today: Is a vote for Warren in Virginia's primary a wasted vote? I have two main concerns in this election - stopping Bernie and then stopping Trump. Do I have to give up my vote for Warren in favor of Biden?

I don't think so. Biden appears to be running away with VA so Bernie is no threat there. Vote your hear for Warren to up her delegate count. This could put her in a powerful position at the convention of being kingmaker and getting herself a powerful appointment (eg, Secretary of the Treasury).