Anonymous wrote:Turns out Trump is a criminal.

Trump and his swamp are looking like wild eyed lunatics.

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My beloved grandmother & grandfather died around the same time period (one month apart from each other). I honestly can't tell you the year off the top of my head. I'd need to count backwards or maybe look at a calendar.

TBH, I read that transcript and its not a big deal.

-Early 40s UMC Dad

My mother and father died two years apart and you bet I know the exact dates - month, day and year of their deaths.
It is difficult to believe that someone who brings up his son's death at every opportune time cannot recall even the year in which he died.
It makes me wonder what other important events and details he cannot recall.... especially when it comes to our national security.

Not it is not difficult to believe. And those of us who have lost loved ones and talk about them and their deaths constantly but need some minutes to recall the the exact timing of when they died know it is not difficult.

Maybe you should read the entire transcript and then you will not be worried about what he can and can't recall. Because you'll see how much he remembers about such things you are "worrying" about. Pretty amazing if you ask me. But I bet you won't read it all because you just want to score a point that you are so superior for remembering the exact dates of your parents' deaths. If I were cruel I'd say maybe that points to your lack of deep grief over their losses, since grief can really mess with one's memory (as those of us who have experienced it deeply can attest). But I am not Trump or a MAGA, so I don't make that accusation because I am not mean-spirited. I do know that mourning comes in all sorts of forms and it is absolutely not strange that someone who has suffered the unfathomable loss of a child might in an atmosphere of being grilled hesitate about the exact year of the death even though he remembered the exact date. For me, I can remember the years of my terrible losses but I couldn't tell you the exact days of the month or even the day of the week it was. And I have a phenomenal memory. I give others grace when it comes to loss. Maybe you should try it some time. It'll make you feel like a better human being.

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My beloved grandmother & grandfather died around the same time period (one month apart from each other). I honestly can't tell you the year off the top of my head. I'd need to count backwards or maybe look at a calendar.

TBH, I read that transcript and its not a big deal.

-Early 40s UMC Dad

My mother and father died two years apart and you bet I know the exact dates - month, day and year of their deaths.
It is difficult to believe that someone who brings up his son's death at every opportune time cannot recall even the year in which he died.
It makes me wonder what other important events and details he cannot recall.... especially when it comes to our national security.

Not it is not difficult to believe. And those of us who have lost loved ones and talk about them and their deaths constantly but need some minutes to recall the the exact timing of when they died know it is not difficult.

Maybe you should read the entire transcript and then you will not be worried about what he can and can't recall. Because you'll see how much he remembers about such things you are "worrying" about. Pretty amazing if you ask me. But I bet you won't read it all because you just want to score a point that you are so superior for remembering the exact dates of your parents' deaths. If I were cruel I'd say maybe that points to your lack of deep grief over their losses, since grief can really mess with one's memory (as those of us who have experienced it deeply can attest). But I am not Trump or a MAGA, so I don't make that accusation because I am not mean-spirited. I do know that mourning comes in all sorts of forms and it is absolutely not strange that someone who has suffered the unfathomable loss of a child might in an atmosphere of being grilled hesitate about the exact year of the death even though he remembered the exact date. For me, I can remember the years of my terrible losses but I couldn't tell you the exact days of the month or even the day of the week it was. And I have a phenomenal memory. I give others grace when it comes to loss. Maybe you should try it some time. It'll make you feel like a better human being.

I don't need to read the full report to know what he can and cannot recall (although I have already read it).
I see Biden at his infrequent appearances and press conferences. There is good reason to be concerned.
Forgetting dates is not the issue.... there are a plethora of other issues to be concerned about when it comes to Biden's ability to lead.

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Anonymous wrote:The case is simple. Classified doc found in Biden residence from the time before he was President. Nothing else matters.

I’m sure you have the same level of standard for Trump. “Wull, no, see that’s different becuz he wuz prezident and that means you can do anything you want.”

And OFC Trump did not cooperate in any way, shape, or form. In fact, he obstructed. Biden did cooperate.

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Anonymous wrote:The case is simple. Classified doc found in Biden residence from the time before he was President. Nothing else matters.

I’m sure you have the same level of standard for Trump. “Wull, no, see that’s different becuz he wuz prezident and that means you can do anything you want.”

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My beloved grandmother & grandfather died around the same time period (one month apart from each other). I honestly can't tell you the year off the top of my head. I'd need to count backwards or maybe look at a calendar.

TBH, I read that transcript and its not a big deal.

-Early 40s UMC Dad

My mother and father died two years apart and you bet I know the exact dates - month, day and year of their deaths.
It is difficult to believe that someone who brings up his son's death at every opportune time cannot recall even the year in which he died.
It makes me wonder what other important events and details he cannot recall.... especially when it comes to our national security.

Not it is not difficult to believe. And those of us who have lost loved ones and talk about them and their deaths constantly but need some minutes to recall the the exact timing of when they died know it is not difficult.

Maybe you should read the entire transcript and then you will not be worried about what he can and can't recall. Because you'll see how much he remembers about such things you are "worrying" about. Pretty amazing if you ask me. But I bet you won't read it all because you just want to score a point that you are so superior for remembering the exact dates of your parents' deaths. If I were cruel I'd say maybe that points to your lack of deep grief over their losses, since grief can really mess with one's memory (as those of us who have experienced it deeply can attest). But I am not Trump or a MAGA, so I don't make that accusation because I am not mean-spirited. I do know that mourning comes in all sorts of forms and it is absolutely not strange that someone who has suffered the unfathomable loss of a child might in an atmosphere of being grilled hesitate about the exact year of the death even though he remembered the exact date. For me, I can remember the years of my terrible losses but I couldn't tell you the exact days of the month or even the day of the week it was. And I have a phenomenal memory. I give others grace when it comes to loss. Maybe you should try it some time. It'll make you feel like a better human being.

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Anonymous wrote:Look, if we stipulate that Biden is 80 years old, will the GOP admit that Hur's report is a steaming POS that actually absolves Biden?

If it absolves him because of his age and mental acuity, then he has absolutely no business in the role of president.

We already knew that Biden has absolutely no business serving another four year term. This is old news. The conundrum we face revolves around Trump not having any business serving a second term either yet we can't escape the fact that somehow, someway these are the likely two major party nominees in the 2024 election. America will be in a compromising position until at least 2029. It is what it is.

Nope.

Trump is the one with financial obligations that make him ripe as a national security risk. See how Russia bonded his E Jean Carroll debt. They will do the same with the NY State fines.

Biden has no such issues. He is old. Yes, yes he is. But he cares about our country and there is no whiff of his being a national security risk.