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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile Biden is giving a rousing speech to NATO leaders in Washington. His vigor and sharpness contrast with the doom and gloom spouted by the Doubting Thomases over the past few weeks.

Biden stands strong for us, and for our allies. He stands against a Drumpf presidency and regressive Project 2025

This is rousing all right.

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile Biden is giving a rousing speech to NATO leaders in Washington. His vigor and sharpness contrast with the doom and gloom spouted by the Doubting Thomases over the past few weeks.

Biden stands strong for us, and for our allies. He stands against a Drumpf presidency and regressive Project 2025

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile Biden is giving a rousing speech to NATO leaders in Washington. His vigor and sharpness contrast with the doom and gloom spouted by the Doubting Thomases over the past few weeks.

Biden stands strong for us, and for our allies. He stands against a Drumpf presidency and regressive Project 2025

This is rousing all right.

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile Biden is giving a rousing speech to NATO leaders in Washington. His vigor and sharpness contrast with the doom and gloom spouted by the Doubting Thomases over the past few weeks.

Biden stands strong for us, and for our allies. He stands against a Drumpf presidency and regressive Project 2025

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile Biden is giving a rousing speech to NATO leaders in Washington. His vigor and sharpness contrast with the doom and gloom spouted by the Doubting Thomases over the past few weeks.

Biden stands strong for us, and for our allies. He stands against a Drumpf presidency and regressive Project 2025

Rousing?!? :lol: Was the highlight when he adopted Trump’s priority of getting NATO countries to pay their fair share? Or when he needed a uniformed official ensuring he exited the stage?

It was a solid speech. True, it was on a teleprompter. But at least he still attracts enough talent to have good speechwriters. Most of those who worked with Trump ended up in prison - Steve Bannon, Paul Manafort, Peter Navarro, Roger Stone, Rick Gates, Michael Cohen, Allen Weisselberg, and so on. Or ended up in bankruptcy - Rudy Giuliani. I'm sure there are others. So at least there's that. Biden attracts and hires genuine talent. Whereas Trump attracts and hires criminals.

Or maybe the Democrats think that throwing your opponents in jail is a perk of being in power. They would have done it to Trump, too, if he wasn’t a billionaire very capable of defending himself.

How about you don’t break the law? I guess you don’t believe in accountability. Have you ever heard Trump admit to making a mistake? It’s fake news or a witch hunt.

One thing we learned from the various Trump prosecutions is that Democrats will lie, cheat, and steal to get their man.

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile Biden is giving a rousing speech to NATO leaders in Washington. His vigor and sharpness contrast with the doom and gloom spouted by the Doubting Thomases over the past few weeks.

Biden stands strong for us, and for our allies. He stands against a Drumpf presidency and regressive Project 2025

Rousing?!? Was the highlight when he adopted Trump’s priority of getting NATO countries to pay their fair share? Or when he needed a uniformed official ensuring he exited the stage?

It was a solid speech. True, it was on a teleprompter. But at least he still attracts enough talent to have good speechwriters. Most of those who worked with Trump ended up in prison - Steve Bannon, Paul Manafort, Peter Navarro, Roger Stone, Rick Gates, Michael Cohen, Allen Weisselberg, and so on. Or ended up in bankruptcy - Rudy Giuliani. I'm sure there are others. So at least there's that. Biden attracts and hires genuine talent. Whereas Trump attracts and hires criminals.

Or maybe the Democrats think that throwing your opponents in jail is a perk of being in power. They would have done it to Trump, too, if he wasn’t a billionaire very capable of defending himself.

How about you don’t break the law? I guess you don’t believe in accountability. Have you ever heard Trump admit to making a mistake? It’s fake news or a witch hunt.

Let me know when one-man crime wave Hunter Biden goes to jail.

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile Biden is giving a rousing speech to NATO leaders in Washington. His vigor and sharpness contrast with the doom and gloom spouted by the Doubting Thomases over the past few weeks.

Biden stands strong for us, and for our allies. He stands against a Drumpf presidency and regressive Project 2025

Rousing?!? Was the highlight when he adopted Trump’s priority of getting NATO countries to pay their fair share? Or when he needed a uniformed official ensuring he exited the stage?

It was a solid speech. True, it was on a teleprompter. But at least he still attracts enough talent to have good speechwriters. Most of those who worked with Trump ended up in prison - Steve Bannon, Paul Manafort, Peter Navarro, Roger Stone, Rick Gates, Michael Cohen, Allen Weisselberg, and so on. Or ended up in bankruptcy - Rudy Giuliani. I'm sure there are others. So at least there's that. Biden attracts and hires genuine talent. Whereas Trump attracts and hires criminals.

Or maybe the Democrats think that throwing your opponents in jail is a perk of being in power. They would have done it to Trump, too, if he wasn’t a billionaire very capable of defending himself.

How about you don’t break the law? I guess you don’t believe in accountability. Have you ever heard Trump admit to making a mistake? It’s fake news or a witch hunt.

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile Biden is giving a rousing speech to NATO leaders in Washington. His vigor and sharpness contrast with the doom and gloom spouted by the Doubting Thomases over the past few weeks.

Biden stands strong for us, and for our allies. He stands against a Drumpf presidency and regressive Project 2025

Rousing?!? Was the highlight when he adopted Trump’s priority of getting NATO countries to pay their fair share? Or when he needed a uniformed official ensuring he exited the stage?

It was a solid speech. True, it was on a teleprompter. But at least he still attracts enough talent to have good speechwriters. Most of those who worked with Trump ended up in prison - Steve Bannon, Paul Manafort, Peter Navarro, Roger Stone, Rick Gates, Michael Cohen, Allen Weisselberg, and so on. Or ended up in bankruptcy - Rudy Giuliani. I'm sure there are others. So at least there's that. Biden attracts and hires genuine talent. Whereas Trump attracts and hires criminals.

Or maybe the Democrats think that throwing your opponents in jail is a perk of being in power. They would have done it to Trump, too, if he wasn’t a billionaire very capable of defending himself.

How about you don’t break the law? I guess you don’t believe in accountability. Have you ever heard Trump admit to making a mistake? It’s fake news or a witch hunt.

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile Biden is giving a rousing speech to NATO leaders in Washington. His vigor and sharpness contrast with the doom and gloom spouted by the Doubting Thomases over the past few weeks.

Biden stands strong for us, and for our allies. He stands against a Drumpf presidency and regressive Project 2025

Rousing?!? Was the highlight when he adopted Trump’s priority of getting NATO countries to pay their fair share? Or when he needed a uniformed official ensuring he exited the stage?

It was a solid speech. True, it was on a teleprompter. But at least he still attracts enough talent to have good speechwriters. Most of those who worked with Trump ended up in prison - Steve Bannon, Paul Manafort, Peter Navarro, Roger Stone, Rick Gates, Michael Cohen, Allen Weisselberg, and so on. Or ended up in bankruptcy - Rudy Giuliani. I'm sure there are others. So at least there's that. Biden attracts and hires genuine talent. Whereas Trump attracts and hires criminals.

Or maybe the Democrats think that throwing your opponents in jail is a perk of being in power. They would have done it to Trump, too, if he wasn’t a billionaire very capable of defending himself.

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile Biden is giving a rousing speech to NATO leaders in Washington. His vigor and sharpness contrast with the doom and gloom spouted by the Doubting Thomases over the past few weeks.

Biden stands strong for us, and for our allies. He stands against a Drumpf presidency and regressive Project 2025

Rousing?!? Was the highlight when he adopted Trump’s priority of getting NATO countries to pay their fair share? Or when he needed a uniformed official ensuring he exited the stage?

It was a solid speech. True, it was on a teleprompter. But at least he still attracts enough talent to have good speechwriters. Most of those who worked with Trump ended up in prison - Steve Bannon, Paul Manafort, Peter Navarro, Roger Stone, Rick Gates, Michael Cohen, Allen Weisselberg, and so on. Or ended up in bankruptcy - Rudy Giuliani. I'm sure there are others. So at least there's that. Biden attracts and hires genuine talent. Whereas Trump attracts and hires criminals.

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile Biden is giving a rousing speech to NATO leaders in Washington. His vigor and sharpness contrast with the doom and gloom spouted by the Doubting Thomases over the past few weeks.

Biden stands strong for us, and for our allies. He stands against a Drumpf presidency and regressive Project 2025

Rousing?!? Was the highlight when he adopted Trump’s priority of getting NATO countries to pay their fair share? Or when he needed a uniformed official ensuring he exited the stage?

It was a solid speech. True, it was on a teleprompter. But at least he still attracts enough talent to have good speechwriters. Most of those who worked with Trump ended up in prison - Steve Bannon, Paul Manafort, Peter Navarro, Roger Stone, Rick Gates, Michael Cohen, Allen Weisselberg, and so on. Or ended up in bankruptcy - Rudy Giuliani. I'm sure there are others. So at least there's that. Biden attracts and hires genuine talent. Whereas Trump attracts and hires criminals.

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Anonymous wrote:It's pretty much legally impossible for the Democrats to put anyone else on the state ballots at this point. Any attempt to swap candidates will be met with a raft of lawsuits in the state courts.

Even if Joe Biden resigns and Harris becomes POTUS 47 and she takes over the campaign apparatus and funds (legally allowed since she is named on FEC documents), she will likely face lawsuits in state courts because the names "Joe Biden/Kamala Harris" are on the ballot. States may need to change laws to add a new VP candidate to the Democratic ticket. All of it will be challenged in court and then we will have the very undemocratic process of the Supreme Court saying who gets to run for POTUS/VP.

In short, this is concerning because states do not appear to have a seamless mechanism for replacing a candidate on the ballot if someone dies after they have won the state nominating race. It is effectively an unconstitutional extra requirement to someone running for POTUS or VP. It's a much bigger problem than Joe Biden.

Your assertion makes no sense. Biden is not an indentured servant and can drop out. Are you saying if he were to be hit by a bus, the Democratic Party would have no nominee?

And if this were true, no Democrat would be suggesting that Biden withdraw his candidacy.

There is no nationalized standard to replace a POTUS candidate on a state ballot. It would be a 50 state process that would come down to interpretations of election laws, lawsuits, judges, and eventually the Supreme Court.

For example, I just took a look at Florida's election laws. There are no provisions that outline what happens when a nominated candidate either dies prior to the November election or backs out of the race AFTER winning the state primary. Conceivably, "Joe Biden/Kamala Harris" would still be printed on Florida's ballots. Absent the Florida legislature amending its election laws and the Governor signing said law, the DNC would need to try to run a write-in campaign for a new POTUS nominee. And then you're going to get tons of issues with that - is the writing legible? How is write-in done with voting machines? Etc.

So yes, I am saying the Democratic Party would effectively have no nominee in most states.

We're stuck with Biden. Accept it and move on.

If we are stuck with Biden, then the easy choise is Trump. Thank you!

The election should be postponed until December to give the states time to put the new candidate on the ballot.

If that is what it will take to save democracy and to stop Project 2025, then so be it.

But President Biden is committed to winning. Let’s not go to extremes when it isn’t necessary to do so. Uncle Joe can easily beat Drumpf again.

1968: We had to destroy the town to save it

2024: We had to postpone democracy to save it

All because a bot is programmed to keep mentioning Project 2025 in every comment.

Why people should not mentioned project 2025?

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile Biden is giving a rousing speech to NATO leaders in Washington. His vigor and sharpness contrast with the doom and gloom spouted by the Doubting Thomases over the past few weeks.

Biden stands strong for us, and for our allies. He stands against a Drumpf presidency and regressive Project 2025

Rousing?!? Was the highlight when he adopted Trump’s priority of getting NATO countries to pay their fair share? Or when he needed a uniformed official ensuring he exited the stage?