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***Official Political Discussion Thread***
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Dear you know who
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Bu bu bu buuuut he beat dean Phillips!!?
- Jul 15, 2018
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Ignoring the source of information is foolish, because that implies that bias doesn't exist. Boweve even then has his fabeled model been a better indicatorof who would win the election than just looking at what the majority of polls say? No
So nothing is loss regardless
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dacomeup
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- Jan 20, 2006
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The voters overwhelming are in favorite of Biden stepping aside as the candidate.
You can be grateful for what Joe did and still recognize that he’s incapable of running a campaign that’s necessary to win in November.
- Jan 16, 2011
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You responding with the nonsense above shows who keeps ignoring ALL the facts.
- 4 months to the elections.
- Biden is the sole decider of whether he should stay or retire (unless the 25th amendment is invoked).
- " WHERE HE CONCEALED HIS COGNITIVE DECLINE FROM THE ELECTORATE." How the campaign presented him is irrelevant.
- The Democratic party insiders should have been proactive if they suspected that Biden wouldn't perform - to their satisfaction - on the campaign trail
- The continued, public pressure campaign is sabotaging the perception of the Democratic party as a weak, disorganized structure. That can also impact turnout.
- You overvalue the new candidate's age factor: the undecided crowd should already be swayed by Trump's record and the more drastic direction of his 2nd term agenda. They are not, so there's no reason to assume they will ignore the policies championed by this new candidate. In addition, more time spent bickering among themselves means less time is spent challenging the Trump platform (which is something the surrogates should be helping with too).
- Anyone on top of the ticket not named Kamala Harris will have to fundraise from scratch. Less than 4 months from election day. LOL!
- Large donors putting their finger on the scale after legitimate primaries is undemocratic as ****. This will be used against the new candidate too, especially if Kamala isn't the replacement, considering that it's supposed to be her role as VP anyway (and it appears Kamala is not their favorite).
You don't want to care, but you have to. None of these concerns is going away, especially if you want to run Kamala through another primary. All of you with the "he needs to leave, and we'll figure it out" attitude are the ones with their head buried in the sand.
And please, don't bring up the goalie analogy again. If campaign season is a game, polls reflect the momentum, not the actual score. Makes no sense to bring him forward when nobody has scored.
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Remember that they are also on the menu if he wins. Liz Cheney and anyone of a similar Republican flavor will be subjected to the Trump revenge tour.
- Apr 30, 2011
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This is pure delusion
- May 25, 2004
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Of course Biden will get smoked in Michigan for being pro war.
People have been calling that.
People have been calling that.
- Jul 13, 2005
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I didnt think they'd vote Trump over Biden in Michigan. Trump is pro-Israel way more than Biden.
Thought people would just not vote.
Thought people would just not vote.
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I could see that too, either way I see Biden taking an L there
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Any way you cut it, not voting is exactly what the Republicans want. Poor Dem turnout due to Joe threatens anyone running down ballot just because people won’t show up.
Then appeal it to the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court will remove the Democrat from the ballot.
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It is what it is, but I think your conflating issues regarding this. Donors telling congress members I will give you more money if you write a letter telling Biden to step down or no money at all is citizens united. Donors writing op-eds and funding commercials to tell Biden to step down is. Are we going to act like this doesn't affect how people perceive Biden?
Now someone reported we’ll see the greatest day in fundraising in history the day Biden steps down. Its ugly and its the same thing as Elon Musk saying he will donate 40 million a month to promoting Trump.
People should be just as mad about that, if not more as they are with every other part of this election cycle.
I also think once Biden steps down, your see a stark narrative change and it’ll be like those letter because they will want to campaign on his record.
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Welcome to America man.
- Apr 30, 2011
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We’ve reached the stage where the narrative is every Dem in congress is brainwashed by money. They knew it was just a stutter but those damn money guys!
- Apr 30, 2011
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Also I could never blame big money donors for not throwing their money away or giving it to Joe Biden to burn on ads in VA and NH.
You’d have to be a complete moron to throw away your money on a guy who is for sure losing this election.
Again, dead enders need to blame someone. It was Caitlyn Collins. It was Van Jones. It was a misunderstood stutter. IATT was blaming a guy who didn’t even donate a penny to politics this year cause he invested in a gambling company! It never ends.
It’s never Joe Biden’s fault or his handlers for trying to hide his neurological decline. It was never his fault for refusing to step away after he looked brain dead in a debate he DEMANDED. It wasn’t his fault he couldn’t remember the SoD. “Black guy” is good enough! It’s not Joe’s fault the U.S. cabinet hasn’t met since last October.
I really wonder how some of y’all have any accountability in your own lives when you can so easily blame all the wrong people to convince yourselves this was something done to you by bad people who want Trump to win.
You’d have to be a complete moron to throw away your money on a guy who is for sure losing this election.
Again, dead enders need to blame someone. It was Caitlyn Collins. It was Van Jones. It was a misunderstood stutter. IATT was blaming a guy who didn’t even donate a penny to politics this year cause he invested in a gambling company! It never ends.
It’s never Joe Biden’s fault or his handlers for trying to hide his neurological decline. It was never his fault for refusing to step away after he looked brain dead in a debate he DEMANDED. It wasn’t his fault he couldn’t remember the SoD. “Black guy” is good enough! It’s not Joe’s fault the U.S. cabinet hasn’t met since last October.
I really wonder how some of y’all have any accountability in your own lives when you can so easily blame all the wrong people to convince yourselves this was something done to you by bad people who want Trump to win.
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