Anonymous wrote:Seems like a lot of BS coming from the right, even after this interview:

Maybe ask, why is the corporate media and the right like Senator Lee working so hard to get Biden out of the race?

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Anonymous wrote:I for one think Biden is right to stay. He was elected the party candidate. And he’ll do the best he can to win. He’s what the people elected. He should stay. Nothing has changed since he was nominated.

Agree. Biden just wasn’t prepared for Trump’s dirty playing sucker punches and blaming him for everything in the world. It started when trump arrogantly wouldn’t shake Biden’s hand or even look at him when they came on stage. I am sure trump was coached on psychology warfare tactics from his Bannon, stone & other ex con buddies. He was getting even for when Biden won the debate that cost Trump the election. Most civilized people are decent, respectful, with normal social graces but have no clue on how to deal with a smarmy alley cat. It stunned Biden and it was hard to recover but he did.

If Biden can’t handle the fact that Trump didn’t shake his hand, how does he handle belligerent foreign leaders? The lack of handshake or psychological warfare shouldn’t rattle the President of the United States.

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Anonymous wrote:"we finally beat Medicare". a quote from Biden. This debate happened on CNN, at the President's choice of networks and his rules. Yet, he performed miserably.

Tonight's interview was almost as bad as his debate. Even with a friendly DEM interviewer.

Funny that you want to call him a "friendly" interviewer. Stephanopoulous badgered him about the debate for the entire 22 minutes and wasn't interested in anything Biden had to say apart from his debate performance. Absolutely not a "friendly" interview.

"we finally beat Medicare" -Joe Biden. He was "badgered" by a Dem operative? please. That was a friendly interview and Biden was awful. We need another option than Biden.

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Anonymous wrote:I for one think Biden is right to stay. He was elected the party candidate. And he’ll do the best he can to win. He’s what the people elected. He should stay. Nothing has changed since he was nominated.

Agree. Biden just wasn’t prepared for Trump’s dirty playing sucker punches and blaming him for everything in the world. It started when trump arrogantly wouldn’t shake Biden’s hand or even look at him when they came on stage. I am sure trump was coached on psychology warfare tactics from his Bannon, stone & other ex con buddies. He was getting even for when Biden won the debate that cost Trump the election. Most civilized people are decent, respectful, with normal social graces but have no clue on how to deal with a smarmy alley cat. It stunned Biden and it was hard to recover but he did.

If what you say is true, and Biden can’t handle Trump, because Trump is so awful, how can Biden handle hostile world leaders? Putin, Xi, etc? Those men certainly are not decent or respectful. What about Kinm Jong Un?

If Biden can’t handle Trump, he’s not able to handle those guys. Game over.

Trump isn't going to handle them. "Putin can do whatever the hell he wants." - Donald J. Trump

Notice Putin didn’t invade Ukraine during Trump’s presidency. He waited until Sleepy Joe, who crumbles when someone doesn’t shake his widdle hand, was in the oval office.

Anonymous wrote:The question remains. What unelected person is acting as president. I didn’t vote for Jill.

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Anonymous wrote:I for one think Biden is right to stay. He was elected the party candidate. And he’ll do the best he can to win. He’s what the people elected. He should stay. Nothing has changed since he was nominated.

Agree. Biden just wasn’t prepared for Trump’s dirty playing sucker punches and blaming him for everything in the world. It started when trump arrogantly wouldn’t shake Biden’s hand or even look at him when they came on stage. I am sure trump was coached on psychology warfare tactics from his Bannon, stone & other ex con buddies. He was getting even for when Biden won the debate that cost Trump the election. Most civilized people are decent, respectful, with normal social graces but have no clue on how to deal with a smarmy alley cat. It stunned Biden and it was hard to recover but he did.

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Anonymous wrote:I for one think Biden is right to stay. He was elected the party candidate. And he’ll do the best he can to win. He’s what the people elected. He should stay. Nothing has changed since he was nominated.

Agree. Biden just wasn’t prepared for Trump’s dirty playing sucker punches and blaming him for everything in the world. It started when trump arrogantly wouldn’t shake Biden’s hand or even look at him when they came on stage. I am sure trump was coached on psychology warfare tactics from his Bannon, stone & other ex con buddies. He was getting even for when Biden won the debate that cost Trump the election. Most civilized people are decent, respectful, with normal social graces but have no clue on how to deal with a smarmy alley cat. It stunned Biden and it was hard to recover but he did.

If the leader of the free world was so rattled by Trump failing to offer a handshake that he became incoherent and incomprehensible then we are in serious trouble.

+1 seriously wth, we are reaching levels of cope previously considered impossible. Straight up delusional people.

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Anonymous wrote:I for one think Biden is right to stay. He was elected the party candidate. And he’ll do the best he can to win. He’s what the people elected. He should stay. Nothing has changed since he was nominated.

Agree. Biden just wasn’t prepared for Trump’s dirty playing sucker punches and blaming him for everything in the world. It started when trump arrogantly wouldn’t shake Biden’s hand or even look at him when they came on stage. I am sure trump was coached on psychology warfare tactics from his Bannon, stone & other ex con buddies. He was getting even for when Biden won the debate that cost Trump the election. Most civilized people are decent, respectful, with normal social graces but have no clue on how to deal with a smarmy alley cat. It stunned Biden and it was hard to recover but he did.

If the leader of the free world was so rattled by Trump failing to offer a handshake that he became incoherent and incomprehensible then we are in serious trouble.

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Anonymous wrote:"we finally beat Medicare". a quote from Biden. This debate happened on CNN, at the President's choice of networks and his rules. Yet, he performed miserably.

Tonight's interview was almost as bad as his debate. Even with a friendly DEM interviewer.

Funny that you want to call him a "friendly" interviewer. Stephanopoulous badgered him about the debate for the entire 22 minutes and wasn't interested in anything Biden had to say apart from his debate performance. Absolutely not a "friendly" interview.

Anonymous wrote:"we finally beat Medicare". a quote from Biden. This debate happened on CNN, at the President's choice of networks and his rules. Yet, he performed miserably.

Tonight's interview was almost as bad as his debate. Even with a friendly DEM interviewer.

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Anonymous wrote:Joe Biden is not dropping out. The Bidens - Jill, Hunter, and the other Bidens that live in the White House - are in a gilded castle and only hear what they want to hear. They are surrounded by sycophants and mercenaries. It's been a very lucrative and pleasant existence for all of them. And they are not giving that up willingly.

Look for more of the same as the past day or two. A few rallies between 10 am and 2 pm when Biden is vaguely functional and can read a teleprompter. A monthly 18 minute "interview" with a friendly "journalist." No other questions from the press. Many hours in the makeup chair as was evident today. He looks like death otherwise and needs even more bronzer than Trump uses. The spineless democrats will trot out platitudes - he's fine; Trump is worse.

Meanwhile, the map expands ever further. All the battleground states are long settled now - Nevada, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona and so on. Trump has won all of them. The election is already over. There is no possible way for Biden and Democrats to win. None. Zero. It's all over.

Now it's Trump running up the numbers - New Jersey, New Hampshire, Virginia. Today, the Trump campaign opened eight additional field offices in Minnesota. New Mexico and Maine are likely next.

It's going to be a blow out - the Senate, the House, all of it.

Maybe not such a great idea to nominate a sickly 82 year old. But every day, Republicans grow ever more grateful to the wisdom and acumen of Democrats.

^ dumb, brainwashed MAGA sycophant right here

Wrong. More like insightful and prescient.

Your Dunning-Kruger narcissism is showing.