mcmoustache wrote: » I can't think of any administration in living memory that would stand for that. A strongly worded statement at a minimum. It's quite a sign of the USA's new position in the world.
Irishman80 wrote: » I don't think Biden will pull out of the debates. My original point was on the mixed messaging the Democrats were making on the issue today. I found out pretty quickly that any criticism of the Democrats and Biden will not be tolerated.
Overheal wrote: » Trump definitely doesn't want you to know about Russia attacking our troopshttps://twitter.com/RepAdamSchiff/status/1299046525776138240?s=20
hotmail.com wrote: » From a global point of view, it's a good thing for America not to over react to these events.
Biker79 wrote: » PS: I prefer the term ' Trumpeteer '.
Gerry Hatrick wrote: » Seems that way. I find it bizarre that posters can (rightly) sound off on Trump but there is zero tolerance for (rightly) sounding off on Biden.
DubInMeath wrote: » If it was anyone other than the Russians involved you could bet that trump would be on Twitter stoking things up, even more than normal given its an election year.
hotmail.com wrote: » Especially as most of us here aren't voters in America and the election isn't that important to us. They often rightly criticise Trump fanatics and nut jobs, without being more aware of their own madness (being anti Trump).
duploelabs wrote: » There's only one side here who claim that their man can do no wrong, isn't what all all fingers point to, and nothing but truth flows from his lips.
Timberrrrrrrr wrote: » You can "sound off" about Biden all you like, The problem is some posters will spam the thread with the same crap over and over (Biden has dementia, Biden will not do the debates) and when they get pulled over for these lies they accuse others of piling on and attacking them. Say what you like about Biden, but make sure its the truth, same for Trump, if someone has something to say about him they should ensure that the claim is true. Do you not agree?
Gerry Hatrick wrote: » Point out where I said Biden has dementia or won't do the debates. Thanks
Biker79 wrote: » There is a flagrant abuse of language among Bidenistas.
Biker79 wrote: » Much easier to continue spouting nonsense and blindly supporting a party being eaten alive by marxism.
hotmail.com wrote: » The Cold War thing is over. It seems the Democrats are the only ones who want to keep it alive.
feargale wrote: » Give us examples of the marxism you are talking about. Facts please. No more fantasy. Examples please.
Gerry Hatrick wrote: » The Democrats seem to be beginning to get frustrated with Biden. He needs to own this presidential bid on step up front and centre.
Gerry Hatrick wrote: » "Our troops"? Irish soldier's?
extra gravy wrote: » Positive and uplifting ad from Biden campaign.
Outlaw Pete wrote: » Standard fare, nothing more. Nobody ever said the democrats weren't good at talking a good game, in fact they are masters at it, but just like when their leftie foot soldiers spout the same progressive waffle, it's fake, meaningless, they're just saying what they know their base want to hear. With regards to the race angle within the ad, sure they've been using the black community to get votes for decades. Looking as if they were giving them a hand up but simultaneously they had a foot on their shoulders. It's about actions not words. Trump does what needs to be done, Biden won't. They talk about unity but these people have stoked racism all along. Race baiting is what the democrats and liberals do best. You want to see what they really think of black people, just watch how they react when a black person dares to be conservative.
briany wrote: » This is encapsulated by the fact that Bill Clinton and Trump have associated with Jeffrey Epstein. In a Trump supporter's mind, only one of these is worthy of criticism for that, and no prizes for guessing which.
MadYaker wrote: » Don't understand the thinking behind this pushing of the "Biden will pull out of the debates" narrative. Saying it over and over won't make it happen.
extra gravy wrote: » Hopefully will restore funding to the WHO also. He will be busy clearing up Trump's mess.
Kidchameleon wrote: » I don't think Biden did himself any favors by refusing to have the extra debate that Trump requested. He really should have show his confidence by taking him on an extra time. Instead he showed weakness. I'm not saying Trump will "win" the debates technically, but if he goes up against Biden it will be a complete evisceration. Trump will easily come out looking like the winner. His "debating" tactics worked against Hillary and they will be even more effective against Joe. It would be a bloodbath. I'd love to see it happen but I seriously believe it wont, the democrats will not allow Joe to debate Trump. Joe is just not strong enough for him. The democratic candidate will change before the debates.
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