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Anonymous wrote:Biden is doing great in this interview.

His sense of humor is coming through.

And his consideration of others.

Huh? Joe is a lot of things but considerate of others he has never been. He is very self centered, even for a politician.

LOL who even are you? Did you just emerge from decades in a bunker and just receive a few minutes of Biden video? Have you not seen Trump? Next to that raging narcissistic socioopath that is Donald Trump, Joe is practically Mother Theresa.

Trump and Biden can both be rotten eggs at the same time.

But re Joe: ever see the Washingtonian piece on him from 1974? Total freak. I didn’t call him an “egomaniacal autocrat,” his former staffer did. I also didn’t call him a jackass, Senator Kennedy called him that to my face.

Sorry. We have two pretty bad people we have to select from.

Huh? So we gotta go back to some rando article from 50 years ago to make the case about Biden's ego? That's some bottom-of-the-barrel desperation bruh.

Anonymous wrote:I think he was smart to do this interview. He convinced me he’s not suffering from advanced Parkinson’s. And he can handle four more years.

Anonymous wrote:He did events until 2 am after the debate. Damn. I’m half his age and I can’t do that.

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Anonymous wrote:Our president turned in a B-/C+ performance tonight, which is by far the worst possible outcome.

It means the coming week will be complete chaos. Intense maneuvering and palace intrigue is afoot. An historic party schism is threatening to erupt.

I smell panic.

The coming weeks will be the subject of one hundred books.

Agreed. He did better than I expected, but was still pretty bad. I imagine it’s good enough to give ammunition to the folks wanting to keep him in, but not good enough to bring back viewers who were distressed by his debate performance.

Another agreement. He did well enough to stave off the sharpening knives headed in his direction. For now. No one is impressed or reassured by the interview except the most delusional partisans but he did just well enough to perpetuate the awkward state of affairs. And it's not going to lead to victory in November either. The interview wasn't live, wasn't prime time, was filmed during his working daylight hours. This isn't letting Biden loose at a press conference or a college auditorium taking unscripted questions from the audience the way presidential candidates typically do. Nor does it answer any of the questions everyone is asking. What is he really like behind doors?

The Democrats don't have much time to save 2024. Each day that passes the harder it becomes. But the election is already starting to turn into an inevitable narrative that everyone will start believing in - one of Joe Biden's cognitive decline hidden from the public as far back as 2020 and enabled by the untrustworthy press and a corrupt Democratic party - a narrative that leads to Trump's election in November.

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Anonymous wrote:Our president turned in a B-/C+ performance tonight, which is by far the worst possible outcome.

It means the coming week will be complete chaos. Intense maneuvering and palace intrigue is afoot. An historic party schism is threatening to erupt.

I smell panic.

The coming weeks will be the subject of one hundred books.

Agreed. He did better than I expected, but was still pretty bad. I imagine it’s good enough to give ammunition to the folks wanting to keep him in, but not good enough to bring back viewers who were distressed by his debate performance.

Another agreement. He did well enough to stave off the sharpening knives headed in his direction. For now. No one is impressed or reassured by the interview except the most delusional partisans but he did just well enough to perpetuate the awkward state of affairs. And it's not going to lead to victory in November either. The interview wasn't live, wasn't prime time, was filmed during his working daylight hours. This isn't letting Biden loose at a press conference or a college auditorium taking unscripted questions from the audience the way presidential candidates typically do. Nor does it answer any of the questions everyone is asking. What is he really like behind doors?

The Democrats don't have much time to save 2024. Each day that passes the harder it becomes. But the election is already starting to turn into an inevitable narrative that everyone will start believing in - one of Joe Biden's cognitive decline hidden from the public as far back as 2020 and enabled by the untrustworthy press and a corrupt Democratic party - a narrative that leads to Trump's election in November.

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Anonymous wrote:How can he overcome this when the media drums a constant beat sowing doubt.There won’t be enough time to recover even if he does exceptionally well at ever rally. Stand behind our President.

He needs to answer unscripted questions at a press conference or town hall after 8pm, and more than once. Reading a teleprompter at a rally proves nothing.

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Anonymous wrote:Biden is doing great in this interview.

His sense of humor is coming through.

And his consideration of others.

Huh? Joe is a lot of things but considerate of others he has never been. He is very self centered, even for a politician.

LOL who even are you? Did you just emerge from decades in a bunker and just receive a few minutes of Biden video? Have you not seen Trump? Next to that raging narcissistic socioopath that is Donald Trump, Joe is practically Mother Theresa.

Trump and Biden can both be rotten eggs at the same time.

But re Joe: ever see the Washingtonian piece on him from 1974? Total freak. I didn’t call him an “egomaniacal autocrat,” his former staffer did. I also didn’t call him a jackass, Senator Kennedy called him that to my face.

Sorry. We have two pretty bad people we have to select from.

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Anonymous wrote:Our president turned in a B-/C+ performance tonight, which is by far the worst possible outcome.

It means the coming week will be complete chaos. Intense maneuvering and palace intrigue is afoot. An historic party schism is threatening to erupt.

I smell panic.

The coming weeks will be the subject of one hundred books.

Agreed. He did better than I expected, but was still pretty bad. I imagine it’s good enough to give ammunition to the folks wanting to keep him in, but not good enough to bring back viewers who were distressed by his debate performance.

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Anonymous wrote:I think he was smart to do this interview. He convinced me he’s not suffering from advanced Parkinson’s. And he can handle four more years.

It's not Parkinson's - it's Alzheimer's.

Will we ever know? George asked him at least three times if he would submit to a neurological test, and he demurred each time. "Every day is a neurological test."

Well Trump isn’t doing one either.

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Anonymous wrote:Biden is doing great in this interview.

His sense of humor is coming through.

And his consideration of others.

Huh? Joe is a lot of things but considerate of others he has never been. He is very self centered, even for a politician.

LOL who even are you? Did you just emerge from decades in a bunker and just receive a few minutes of Biden video? Have you not seen Trump? Next to that raging narcissistic socioopath that is Donald Trump, Joe is practically Mother Theresa.

Anonymous wrote:How can he overcome this when the media drums a constant beat sowing doubt.There won’t be enough time to recover even if he does exceptionally well at ever rally. Stand behind our President.

Anonymous wrote:In watching the interview tonight, I saw a frail man. I man who looked weakened by age, just as we all do in the final years of our lives.
I did not see a person who portrays the optics of a US President. I wanted to but I just did not see it.

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Anonymous wrote:I think he was smart to do this interview. He convinced me he’s not suffering from advanced Parkinson’s. And he can handle four more years.

It's not Parkinson's - it's Alzheimer's.