Joe Biden "A great American Tragedy"

[seafoam1 2,691]

4 hours ago, Ron_Artest said:

Lets keep talking about the Bidens!

Yes. Let's keep history alive so people learn to not make the same mistake again. Same with the disaster that was named Obama. 

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15 minutes ago, seafoam1 said:

Yes. Let's keep history alive so people learn to not make the same mistake again. Same with the disaster that was named Obama. 

Your parents did that, after you were born, your daddy had a vasectomy.   Indeed 

[Horseman 2,246]

4 hours ago, Ron_Artest said:

Lets keep talking about the Bidens!

Oooof

Point us to the new face of the Dems and we'll make fun if them instead.  

[Voltaire 5,081]

5 hours ago, Mike Hunt said:

I never said it was.  It was from NBCNews.Com site.  

Do you think James Carville knows the ins and outs of the Dem Party?  Do you think his opinion carries any weight?

You probably did until now. 

Not directed at me and squistion already answered but IMO....

Yes, Carville knows the ins and outs of the Dem Party. And his opinion does carry weight in the sane wing of the party... which represents about 30% of Dems but controls 90% of the money.

[Voltaire 5,081]

1 hour ago, Horseman said:

Oooof

Point us to the new face of the Dems and we'll make fun if them instead.  

I noticed that as leftoids age, they all start - not just thinking - but also looking like Michael Moore.

Michael Moore  may not be the leader of the Democrat Party but he is the face of the Democratic Party.

[jbycho 413]

1 minute ago, Voltaire said:

I noticed that as leftoids age, they all start looking like Michael Moore.

Ouch. Truth is going to hurt them again. 

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37 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

Not directed at me and squistion already answered but IMO....

Yes, Carville knows the ins and outs of the Dem Party. And his opinion does carry weight in the sane wing of the party... which represents about 30% of Dems but controls 90% of the money.

Squid knows that,  he just has trouble admitting it.  

For whatever Squid is I will admit he is consistent even when wrong.

[Hardcore troubadour 14,654]

All Biden had to be was the moderate he said he was. He did this to himself. 

[RLLD 4,117]

I think Biden was always sort of a sketchy guy.

But as I reflect on things I might suggest that Biden himself was actually not all that responsible for much of what was done.  Sure, his name and signature was trotted out, but if we are being honest with ourselves, it was never actually Biden deciding anything. It was likely Blinken who was driving things, but he was constrained by having to please the gaggle of young morons that populated the WH staff.

So sure, the many....MANY,,,,mistakes that were made and which resulted in needless pain to the average American came from "Democrats".   I think the Democrats are sorta their own worst enemy, and Trump figured out that he could use it against them.

So he went out and took ownership of the 80% in every 80/20 category.....knowing that Liberals would oppose him, no matter what.  So he got them to defend every 20% idea out there.

[SaintsInDome2006 243]

On 3/7/2025 at 9:25 AM, Mike Hunt said:

Many Democrats are blaming Biden for handing the White House to Donald Trump,

The problem is Biden took it from Trump before he gave it back to Trump. The 2020 Dem field was long on candidates but short on younger candidates with charisma. But Biden won that then he won the general. Who wins the Dem primary in 2020 if Biden doesn't run? IMO not Sanders, Warren, Bloomberg or Buttigieg, and certainly not Harris. So while they can complain about him they need to think about who would've been president if he had not run. It could have been Trump but then he was so ludicrously incompetent vs Covid that perhaps almost anyone could have won against him. But again look at that roster from 2020 and ask again who.

But DNC voters made that choice, and while Biden showed urgency in running he did not show it in governing, particularly in his pick of AG and his slow-walking of the Russo-Ukraine War. It is a tragedy.

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23 minutes ago, SaintsInDome2006 said:

The problem is Biden took it from Trump before he gave it back to Trump. The 2020 Dem field was long on candidates but short on younger candidates with charisma. But Biden won that then he won the general. Who wins the Dem primary in 2020 if Biden doesn't run? IMO not Sanders, Warren, Bloomberg or Buttigieg, and certainly not Harris. So while they can complain about him they need to think about who would've been president if he had not run. It could have been Trump but then he was so ludicrously incompetent vs Covid that perhaps almost anyone could have won against him. But again look at that roster from 2020 and ask again who.

But DNC voters made that choice, and while Biden showed urgency in running he did not show it in governing, particularly in his pick of AG and his slow-walking of the Russo-Ukraine War. It is a tragedy.

 Biden was a career politician with no job experience.  Politics was his game although in my opinion he was just another hack taking advantage of his office.  He plagiarized, lied about his stellar career & was for a time racist.   But this is the typical life of a typical career politician, where the good of the Country takes a back seat to getting re-elected so they continue the good life.   The lies they repeat over and over like "I'm for the working people"  are pure and unadulterated lies only to get elected.

it is what it is.

[wiffleball 4,775]

Anybody else notice that if you replaced one letter, it would be 

Joe Bidet?

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On 3/7/2025 at 10:25 AM, Mike Hunt said:

 

 

NBC News: Joe Biden ascended to the highest office in America with a pledge to unite the country, strengthen his party and defend democracy. 

Instead, in the 82-year-old’s Oval Office denouement, he leaves a nation divided, a party in tatters and the American people questioning the self-described institutionalist’s respect for the rule of law.

 

Many Democrats are blaming Biden for handing the White House to Donald Trump, criticizing the aging politician for staying in office too long and reeling after he pardoned his son. Exacerbating the frustrations, Biden recently expressed doubt about his ability to serve another four years after dismissing voters’ concerns about that very issue as he sought re-election. 

The president harbors bitter resentment toward members of his own party. After the November election, he privately mused about the idea of pardoning Trump as a magnanimous move, according to a person directly familiar with his comments, At the same time, Biden is not on speaking terms with what used to be some of his closest allies.

It is all an inglorious coda to five decades in public office.

“The Joe Biden story is one of the great tragedies of American politics. I really mean that. He should be having a glorious, well deserved, highly acclaimed retirement. And he’s not,” veteran Democratic political strategist James Carville said. “It’s hard to blame anybody but him.” 

 One low-life POS talking about another corrupt low-life POS.

[RLLD 4,117]

I find it disconcerting that the very people who propped up an clearly disabled man when it served their political power interests.....suddenly want to blame him for the loss of that power.

All of them can seriously go fock themselves.

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6 minutes ago, RLLD said:

I find it disconcerting that the very people who propped up an clearly disabled man when it served their political power interests.....suddenly want to blame him for the loss of that power.

All of them can seriously go fock themselves.

Liberals are the Darth Vader of this country. 

[Mike Hunt 248]

15 hours ago, SaintsInDome2006 said:

The problem is Biden took it from Trump before he gave it back to Trump. The 2020 Dem field was long on candidates but short on younger candidates with charisma. But Biden won that then he won the general. Who wins the Dem primary in 2020 if Biden doesn't run? IMO not Sanders, Warren, Bloomberg or Buttigieg, and certainly not Harris. So while they can complain about him they need to think about who would've been president if he had not run. It could have been Trump but then he was so ludicrously incompetent vs Covid that perhaps almost anyone could have won against him. But again look at that roster from 2020 and ask again who.

But DNC voters made that choice, and while Biden showed urgency in running he did not show it in governing, particularly in his pick of AG and his slow-walking of the Russo-Ukraine War. It is a tragedy.

I agree about 2020. But Biden ran almost entirely on a once in a 100 year COVID situation. Had COVID not happened Trump probably would have won again.

Biden did win, but it was obvious the last 2 years he was in severe decline as Jake Tapper even wrote about. We hardly ever saw Biden and rarely live. 
Pierre just stated she had almost zero contact with Biden after she took over from Psaki. That she just got briefing on what to report, that is unheard of.

Now had Biden decided not to run before primaries as he should of not sure who would have won.  It would not have been Harris for sure.