statesaver wrote: » Democrats need to get rid of Biden. It's embarrassing. Trump will destroy him in the debates.https://twitter.com/Breaking911/status/1257858123576029184
The Nal wrote: » He was. Because it was two sensible men civilly discussing politics and important stuff like healthcare. The "nastiest" stuff was about Bernie outspending him and Biden talking about cutting social security. A debate the way they should be. Trump is going to bring up Biden being a rapist, Biden being senile, Hunter Biden banging his brothers widow and so on. Different playing field.
amdublin wrote: » I've been reading so many articles (print and internet) recently about the Never Trumpers: groups of Republicans who are campaigning against Trump for a second term. Very interesting read. I would predict their are many of them out there, just not publicizing it, the silent majority if you will. They remind me of numbers of the people who came out and voted for same sex marriage and for the removal of the 8th amendment in Ireland. I am calling it now. Biden will beat Trump. He will beat him in the debates (we all know that intoning wronnnnnnngg is not really debating, and the moderators will be ready for it) and he will beat him at the polling stations.
amdublin wrote: » I've been reading so many articles (print and internet) recently about the Never Trumpers: groups of Republicans who are campaigning against Trump for a second term. Very interesting read. I would predict their are many of them out there, just not publicizing it, the silent majority if you will.They remind me of numbers of the people who came out and voted for same sex marriage and for the removal of the 8th amendment in Ireland. I am calling it now. Biden will beat Trump. He will beat him in the debates (we all know that intoning wronnnnnnngg is not really debating, and the moderators will be ready for it) and he will beat him at the polling stations.
dark crystal wrote: » I agree. The complacency amongst democrats is long gone. Many assumed Hillary would win last time, others were sore over Bernie not getting the nomination and some went with the third candidate as a protest vote. This time round, it's more about getting rid of the cancer that is Trump, rather than anything else. Not to disparage Biden at all, but for many, a hamster could run against Trump and win this year. Poll after poll show that he is toxic, particularly for women voters and if they come out in big enough numbers, particularly in those all important swing states, he is toast come November. His base will always vote for him, however, he won't have picked up many undecideds/swing voters over the last 4 years and indeed will have lost many voters who went for him in 2016. It's Biden's election to lose, imo.
Silentcorner wrote: » For what it is worth, Trump is a terrible President for us here in Ireland, so I don't want the man to win....the lunatic would/has been actively canvassing American companies to keep their investments and jobs in America so more Americans can get decent jobs....which to be fair was reflected in jobs growth over there over the last 3 years. But I'd have expected a much more polished candidate with some kind of clear platform...do you think Biden is it? A yesterdays man if ever there was one?
blinding wrote: » Is Joe Biden confusing Covid-19 with what he was trying to have / do to Tara Reade.....Intercourse Joe... The Dems are showing how little Respect they have for the Office of President when they are putting a Man in this Condition forward as their Candidate ! ! !:eek::eek:
amdublin wrote: » I do think Biden is it. Do I think there is better than Biden? sure. Do I think there is worse? absolutely. Do I think Biden is a career politician who can do the job? Big time. Without a doubt. 100%
dark crystal wrote: » Do I think he's the strongest Democratic candidate? Nope. But he's safe, he's seasoned and he's not a woman with strong opinions. He's a middle of the road white man and that'll do for now. However, his strongest selling point, imo, is simply that he's not Trump.
Silentcorner wrote: » Wasn't that Hillarys strongest selling point too?
dark crystal wrote: » Trump hadn't had 4 years to fluck everything up when Hillary was running. She had her own baggage too and I still don't think the U.S is ready to elect a female president. Yet.
rossie1977 wrote: » Regardless who Dems put forward they would either be too old, too young, too inexperienced, too corporate, too socialist, too poor, too rich, too full of themselves, too female, too black, too white and so on by the Republicans followers/right wing media so it doesn't matter.https://twitter.com/TheDailyShow/status/1242836333871202305
amdublin wrote: » Maybe. But with hindsight, it emerged (imo) that the USA was/is just not ready for a female President Sometimes I fear that the USA will not be ready for this in my lifetime
Silentcorner wrote: » What gives you the impression Americans care about the genitals of the candidate?
Outlaw Pete wrote: » Tara Reade interview with Megyn Kelly:https://twitter.com/megynkelly/status/1258483624648769537https://twitter.com/megynkelly/status/1258500514909696001
blinding wrote: » Biden is actually worse that that. The Democrats must be trying to outdo Trump. Don’t underestimate the Democrats ability to lose. Remember 2016 ! !
dark crystal wrote: » Anderson Cooper interview with E.Jean Carroll. Just for a bit of balance :cool:
Outlaw Pete wrote: » It's not a competition What an odd reply. Besides, isn't that the "most people think of rape as sexy" interview? Would have thought most people (even anti-Trumpers) would want to forget that one.
dark crystal wrote: » Why did you post the video of the Tara Reade interview?
