Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It feels like people who are determined to vote for Biden, and to make sure he even stays in office now, are fully aware that he is not the person presiding over our government, but they just don't seem to care. To cast a vote when you know full well you are not voting for the person you claim to be--and don't actually know who you're voting for--just seems so reckless and beyond putting your head in the sand.

I watched him answer questions for an hour at the NATO summit. Unscripted, no teleprompters. And they were substantive questions about policy, with serious ramifications. He gave excellent, knowledgeable answers, addressing the nuances and giving a lot of depth. YES, he's slower, YES he's old, YES he still makes the occasional gaffe but the answers he gave shows he isn't just some confused doddering old guy who's only capable of reading something off of a page handed to him, he actually knows what he's talking about. Many people have pointed out that Trump would likely not be able to give the kinds of thoughtful, detailed, and knowledgeable answers that Biden gave. Trump is not a depth or details guy. He's not a big strategy thinker. Trump is FAR more interested in whoever's in his office fluffing him at a given time, or whatever talking point Sean Hannity is going on about or whatever else.

Sure. And, some of his responses were outright lies.
Then, there was this today:

https://x.com/JakeSherman/status/1812229386617213191[twitter]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It feels like people who are determined to vote for Biden, and to make sure he even stays in office now, are fully aware that he is not the person presiding over our government, but they just don't seem to care. To cast a vote when you know full well you are not voting for the person you claim to be--and don't actually know who you're voting for--just seems so reckless and beyond putting your head in the sand.

I watched him answer questions for an hour at the NATO summit. Unscripted, no teleprompters. And they were substantive questions about policy, with serious ramifications. He gave excellent, knowledgeable answers, addressing the nuances and giving a lot of depth. YES, he's slower, YES he's old, YES he still makes the occasional gaffe but the answers he gave shows he isn't just some confused doddering old guy who's only capable of reading something off of a page handed to him, he actually knows what he's talking about. Many people have pointed out that Trump would likely not be able to give the kinds of thoughtful, detailed, and knowledgeable answers that Biden gave. Trump is not a depth or details guy. He's not a big strategy thinker. Trump is FAR more interested in whoever's in his office fluffing him at a given time, or whatever talking point Sean Hannity is going on about or whatever else.

Sure. And, some of his responses were outright lies.
Then, there was this today:

https://x.com/JakeSherman/status/1812229386617213191[twitter]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It feels like people who are determined to vote for Biden, and to make sure he even stays in office now, are fully aware that he is not the person presiding over our government, but they just don't seem to care. To cast a vote when you know full well you are not voting for the person you claim to be--and don't actually know who you're voting for--just seems so reckless and beyond putting your head in the sand.

I watched him answer questions for an hour at the NATO summit. Unscripted, no teleprompters. And they were substantive questions about policy, with serious ramifications. He gave excellent, knowledgeable answers, addressing the nuances and giving a lot of depth. YES, he's slower, YES he's old, YES he still makes the occasional gaffe but the answers he gave shows he isn't just some confused doddering old guy who's only capable of reading something off of a page handed to him, he actually knows what he's talking about. Many people have pointed out that Trump would likely not be able to give the kinds of thoughtful, detailed, and knowledgeable answers that Biden gave. Trump is not a depth or details guy. He's not a big strategy thinker. Trump is FAR more interested in whoever's in his office fluffing him at a given time, or whatever talking point Sean Hannity is going on about or whatever else.

Anonymous wrote:It feels like people who are determined to vote for Biden, and to make sure he even stays in office now, are fully aware that he is not the person presiding over our government, but they just don't seem to care. To cast a vote when you know full well you are not voting for the person you claim to be--and don't actually know who you're voting for--just seems so reckless and beyond putting your head in the sand.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It feels like people who are determined to vote for Biden, and to make sure he even stays in office now, are fully aware that he is not the person presiding over our government, but they just don't seem to care. To cast a vote when you know full well you are not voting for the person you claim to be--and don't actually know who you're voting for--just seems so reckless and beyond putting your head in the sand.

Well people voted for Trump. Putin is calling the shots.

FFS. Enough with the Russian collusion nonsense. 2016 has come and gone.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It feels like people who are determined to vote for Biden, and to make sure he even stays in office now, are fully aware that he is not the person presiding over our government, but they just don't seem to care. To cast a vote when you know full well you are not voting for the person you claim to be--and don't actually know who you're voting for--just seems so reckless and beyond putting your head in the sand.

Well people voted for Trump. Putin is calling the shots.

Anonymous wrote:It feels like people who are determined to vote for Biden, and to make sure he even stays in office now, are fully aware that he is not the person presiding over our government, but they just don't seem to care. To cast a vote when you know full well you are not voting for the person you claim to be--and don't actually know who you're voting for--just seems so reckless and beyond putting your head in the sand.