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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I hear from a lot of Dems that while it is regrettable, Joe is the only one who can win because voters won't go for Kamala, Liz Warren, Mayor Pete and so on. My question is how stupid do Democrats think their fellow voters are that the only guy who can get out their vote is this senile old husk?
And before you chime in with "but Trump", I'll inform you that every conservative I know finds Trump's demeanor embarrassing, but we recognize the reasons why he is so popular. It's BECAUSE he makes you all so mad that people feel the need to festoon their cars, houses and boats with flags bearing his name. It's not out of worship for the man, it's because it's a middle finger in your eye. 
I would prefer a more dignified conservative candidate but they have never gotten anywhere because they rarely have any fighting spirit. So we are stuck with the buffoon who fights. [b]But what does Biden have that makes him the winner, to the point where the other candidates mysteriously dropped out to pave the way for him in 2020? What's the attraction that makes him the most popular Democrat of all time, vote-wise? Tell me.[/b][/quote]

1. Decades of hands on experience at the highest levels of government.

2. He can relate to most average Americans due to his working class upbringing in Scranton. Lunch pail Joe knows the struggles, and wants to make the country better by building the middle out.

3. He so impressed the best president the country ever had (before him) that he was selected to be his vice president.

4. His immigration policies are fair, humane and not racist.

5. A win in 2024 will result in the rich finally paying their fair share of taxes.

6. His charm, humility, intelligence and magnetic personality contrast sharply with his Rethuglicans opponent.

7. Little, to no, turnover in his cabinet shows that he is a respected and fair leader. This has resulted in a mile long list of presidential accomplishments.

8. He is sincerely concerned with saving our natural environment, and his policies (renewables, electric vehicles) reflects that dedication.

9. He has brought respect and admiration back to the USA. During Drumpf’s time, the country was not liked nor respected by the politicians and citizens of other nations.

10. He will stop Project 2025 dead in its tracks.

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Also after all these years people KNOW Biden. We don't have to guess at who he is or what it would be like if he were in government.

Why is he more popular than Harris, Warren, or Mayor Pete? People just like him more.

My in laws are working class white voters who used to be Republicans. I was talking to them about Harris the other day. They told me as upset as they are about the debate - they, like me, turned it off a few minutes away and have felt sick ever since - they will still vote for Biden.

I asked if they would vote for Harris if she were the nominee. They said no. People just don't like her - it's not fair, it's not right, it's also stupid because I don't know a single one of us thinks that Biden can actually stay in office for another four years (something that breaks my heart; I feel attached to him). But that is how they feel and I think they are far from alone in that.
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Not sure where all this love for Biden is coming from. He won in 2020 to oust Trump. There were a lot of reluctant voters then but he was the only path out. His age was a concern in 2020 but he made a huge song and dance about being a transitional president.

Biden passed some great legislation which will benefit the U.S. economy in years to come. He has been a successful president but he’s got plenty of flaws. And now he’s gone from being old to just too old.

Harris may not be charismatic and inspiring but she’ll look excellent compared to Trump.  She’s competent and the Democratic Party should probably rally around her and a safe white male if they really think democracy is at stake. [/quote]

Great message!

Can I get a job also at the DNC Disinformation Governance Board?  I asked Nina Jankowicz, but apparently didn't make the cut.[/quote]

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