Biden addresses nation soon

[Anonymous]

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It was very moving. I can’t imagine Trump ever being so emotionally intelligent or selfless.

Biden is old school. Bless him.


Same here. I bawled. I feel safe in Biden’s America. He is a special person - humble, kind, authentic, warm, wise, and a unifier. His age provided wisdom. I will truly miss him in the White House and political landscape. God bless him.

We need more true believers in this country. Too many people have stopped believing in what we can do when we come together. They would rather argue and fight. We are destroying ourselves. Biden is right that our fate is in our own hands.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Laura Loomer and the other right wing idiots who spread fake news claiming Biden "had died" and were demanding "proof of life" should be deeply embarrassed and ashamed and should just go off into the wilderness and live in a cave by themselves and never darken the doorstep of our internet again.

Has there been a 5 day period where Biden was not seen, probably in the last 50 years?
And this was while he made a major announcement.

Suspicion is he was threatened with removal by the cabinet unless he withdrew from the race.
And rumors he cut short his Vegas trip because of a medical incident.

Well, he did. COVID. Also, he was not seen while contagious.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It was very moving. I can’t imagine Trump ever being so emotionally intelligent or selfless.

Biden is old school. Bless him.

Same here. I bawled. I feel safe in Biden’s America. He is a special person - humble, kind, authentic, warm, wise, and a unifier. His age provided wisdom. I will truly miss him in the White House and political landscape. God bless him.

So special that he won’t see his innocent granddaughter

So special that he waits until just a few weeks before the convention to tell everyone he has changed his mind so that we aren't able to have a fair and democratic nomination process. Real special guy he is... lol

He didn’t “wait.” He had a disastrous debate and the party leadership made a judgement call and pushed him out. He couldn’t continue a campaign with a non unified party. He ceded power because he wanted what’s best for the party and country. Meanwhile, the GOP puts forward a candidate who refuses to accept Democratic election results.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The banner at the bottom of the screen was blocking his hands. The few times he moved them into the shot, they were quivering. Do with that what you will.

That’s pretty normal for an elderly person’s hands to quiver

Y’all have an excuse for everything with this guy.

You have to recognize that many of these posts are bots. and tired posts. DEmocrats and Republicans are the same on this, it's the done thing now and how they get a certain narrative going.



In real life, most Democrats can see that he is not well and no it's not just COVID
We are not thrilled with how this played out
We hope that Harris can pull it off in November

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It was very moving. I can’t imagine Trump ever being so emotionally intelligent or selfless.

Biden is old school. Bless him.

Same here. I bawled. I feel safe in Biden’s America. He is a special person - humble, kind, authentic, warm, wise, and a unifier. His age provided wisdom. I will truly miss him in the White House and political landscape. God bless him.

I agree with every word.

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The teleprompter reflection in the window glass was a strange backdrop.

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I hate how we can hear him swallowing. Ugh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thank you for your decades of public service, Mr. President.

He isn’t reading DCUM, just FYI.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:He sounded frail. His speeches over the past year have all sounded like this. It’s amazing that he thought that he could still run and govern for four more years.

But he doesn't think he can go for four more years. That's the whole point. He has stepped out and passed the torch to a new generation. But a great man.

A great man would have announced their intent not to seek another term in 2023 so that their party would have the opportunity to nominate a normal candidate for the 2024 POTUS race through a competitive process. Thanks to Biden's selfishness, party leaders are appointing a nominee to replace him after he embarrassed the country and party. Biden is a step up from Trump but he is far, far from "great man" territory.

Precisely. This hero worship narrative is so pathetically transparent.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It was very moving. I can’t imagine Trump ever being so emotionally intelligent or selfless.

Biden is old school. Bless him.

Same here. I bawled. I feel safe in Biden’s America. He is a special person - humble, kind, authentic, warm, wise, and a unifier. His age provided wisdom. I will truly miss him in the White House and political landscape. God bless him.

So special that he won’t see his innocent granddaughter

So special that he waits until just a few weeks before the convention to tell everyone he has changed his mind so that we aren't able to have a fair and democratic nomination process. Real special guy he is... lol

He didn’t “wait.” He had a disastrous debate and the party leadership made a judgement call and pushed him out. He couldn’t continue a campaign with a non unified party. He ceded power because he wanted what’s best for the party and country. Meanwhile, the GOP puts forward a candidate who refuses to accept Democratic election results.

It was clear he had no business serving as POTUS until 2029 long before the June debate. Only when compared to Trump did that ever make sense. Thanks to Joe's selfishness we have an appointed nominee that may or may not have been nominated as the people's choice in a typical nomination process. Disgusting!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It was very moving. I can’t imagine Trump ever being so emotionally intelligent or selfless.

Biden is old school. Bless him.

By "emotionally intelligent," do you mean pretending it was his choice to withdraw all along? Even though just a few days ago, he was adamantly insisting he would do no such thing? Sure, we'll play along with this fiction.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:It was very moving. I can’t imagine Trump ever being so emotionally intelligent or selfless.

Biden is old school. Bless him.

Same here. I bawled. I feel safe in Biden’s America. He is a special person - humble, kind, authentic, warm, wise, and a unifier. His age provided wisdom. I will truly miss him in the White House and political landscape. God bless him.

Yes, such a unifier. Our country has never been so unified.

[Anonymous]

He's a good person, and a good leader. Effective (as effective as one could be in this climate, at least), steady, predictable, reliable, and compassionate. The world is a better place for having people like Joe Biden in it.

I'm glad he stepped away from the race, as I don't think he has it in him to finish the campaign let alone another 4 years in office. But I'm also sad for him, and for our country that he had to do so.

More cynically (but also optimistically), I think he set Harris up well by staying in as long as he did. If he'd dropped out 6 months ago, or declined to run at all, Democrats would be very divided on Harris vs other candidates. By waiting until now to drop out, we are much more ready to unify behind Harris without a food fight on the left. She comes into this race from a position of strength now, with no primary battle scars. So what some see as selfishness on his part, for staying in this long - I think his departure was actually well timed.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It was very moving. I can’t imagine Trump ever being so emotionally intelligent or selfless.

Biden is old school. Bless him.

Same here. I bawled. I feel safe in Biden’s America. He is a special person - humble, kind, authentic, warm, wise, and a unifier. His age provided wisdom. I will truly miss him in the White House and political landscape. God bless him.

I agree with every word.

Same.

[Anonymous]

Rarely post in this forum but that speech was so moving. I don't see how you could dislike that, regardless of party affiliation. An appreciation of the blessings he received to go from Scranton to the oval, a love of this country, a look to the future. Truly a beautiful encapsulation of what the country was built on.