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I will readily admit that Joe Biden had a bad debate.

I readily admit that Joe Biden has always been prone to verbal blunders and gaffes.

I readily admit that I had high hopes that both parties would choose candidates from a new generation and that the baby boomers would gracefully pass the torch.  They didn't.  That torch passing will have to happen in 2028 instead.  

I believe that Joe Biden, on his worst day, is infinitely better than Donald Trump on his best day.

I will say that, in my opinion, we may very well not have a democratic republic that can hold a free and honest election in 2028 if we give Donald Trump and the Project 2025 crowd the keys to the car.

I want Joe behind the wheel to keep us away from the chaos and craziness and get us to 2028 when he can pass the torch to the next generation of American leadership. 

maineman » 13 Jul 2024, 7:44 am » wrote: ↑

13 Jul 2024, 7:44 am

I will readily admit that Joe Biden had a bad debate.

I readily admit that Joe Biden has always been prone to verbal blunders and gaffes.

I readily admit that I had high hopes that both parties would choose candidates from a new generation and that the baby boomers would gracefully pass the torch.  They didn't.  That torch passing will have to happen in 2028 instead.  

I believe that Joe Biden, on his worst day, is infinitely better than Donald Trump on his best day.

I will say that, in my opinion, we may very well not have a democratic republic that can hold a free and honest election in 2028 if we give Donald Trump and the Project 2025 crowd the keys to the car.

I want Joe behind the wheel to keep us away from the chaos and craziness and get us to 2028 when he can pass the torch to the next generation of American leadership.

Why would you feel the need to start a thread describing something so patently obvious?
Who are you trying to convince this is the right thing to do?   

Most people (adults) have encountered sharp old people.
They can be found to be in very stark contrast to everything we witness about Mmfoj,ta stenb Biden.

Ride that pony to the ground, Jill.

DeezerShoove » 13 Jul 2024, 7:51 am » wrote: ↑

13 Jul 2024, 7:51 am

Why would you feel the need to start a thread describing something so patently obvious?
Who are you trying to convince this is the right thing to do?   

Most people (adults) have encountered sharp old people.
They can be found to be in very stark contrast to everything we witness about Mmfoj,ta stenb Biden.

Ride that pony to the ground, Jill.

WTF are you trying to communicate?

maineman » 13 Jul 2024, 7:44 am » wrote: ↑

13 Jul 2024, 7:44 am

I will readily admit that Joe Biden had a bad debate.

I readily admit that Joe Biden has always been prone to verbal blunders and gaffes.

I readily admit that I had high hopes that both parties would choose candidates from a new generation and that the baby boomers would gracefully pass the torch.  They didn't.  That torch passing will have to happen in 2028 instead.  

I believe that Joe Biden, on his worst day, is infinitely better than Donald Trump on his best day.

I will say that, in my opinion, we may very well not have a democratic republic that can hold a free and honest election in 2028 if we give Donald Trump and the Project 2025 crowd the keys to the car.

I want Joe behind the wheel to keep us away from the chaos and craziness and get us to 2028 when he can pass the torch to the next generation of American leadership.

That's taking a clear and unambiguous stand.

Unlike that mealy mouthed **** you hear from Grifter Toadies.
 

And, after the past week, I think that the myth that the MSM is in the bag for Biden has been totally destroyed.  They have ALWAYS jumped on Biden's every verbal gaffe, and NOBODY except MSNBC ever says boo about the incoherent babbling from Trump.

https://www.msnbc.com/deadline-white-ho ... 2666437803

The New York Times jumped on Biden the day after the debate and ran numerous editorials - which got all sorts of TV coverage - calling for Joe to step down.

Finally, two days ago, they got around to posting this op-ed, and it immediately disappeared beneath the fold, so to speak.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/202 ... unfit.html

Blackvegetable » 13 Jul 2024, 7:56 am » wrote: ↑

13 Jul 2024, 7:56 am

WTF are you trying to communicate?

No questions, Jill.

maineman » 13 Jul 2024, 7:44 am » wrote: ↑

13 Jul 2024, 7:44 am

I will readily admit that Joe Biden had a bad debate.

I readily admit that Joe Biden has always been prone to verbal blunders and gaffes.

I readily admit that I had high hopes that both parties would choose candidates from a new generation and that the baby boomers would gracefully pass the torch.  They didn't.  That torch passing will have to happen in 2028 instead.  

I believe that Joe Biden, on his worst day, is infinitely better than Donald Trump on his best day.

I will say that, in my opinion, we may very well not have a democratic republic that can hold a free and honest election in 2028 if we give Donald Trump and the Project 2025 crowd the keys to the car.

I want Joe behind the wheel to keep us away from the chaos and craziness and get us to 2028 when he can pass the torch to the next generation of American leadership.

The "big boy" BYE-DUMB can't even WIPE HIS *** without a group of handlers, you **** IDIOT!!

He's COMPLETELY ruined America's standing ON THE WORLD STAGE and screwed up MONTHS of work at NATO with his MENTAL INCAPACITY and his **** GAFFS!!!

VP Trump and "President Putin" are just the TIP OF THE ICEBERG!! Not to mention how he's TOTALLY WRECKED THE US ECONOMY AND WEAKENED THE DOLLAR TO THE POINT OF NEAR COLLAPSE GLOBALLY!!

YOU must be a **** IDIOT!! No wait, you PROVED IT ON THIS ONE POST, Capt. DICK SUCK!!

 

maineman » 13 Jul 2024, 8:00 am » wrote: ↑

13 Jul 2024, 8:00 am

And, after the past week, I think that the myth that the MSM is in the bag for Biden has been totally destroyed.  They have ALWAYS jumped on Biden's every verbal gaffe, and NOBODY except MSNBC ever says boo about the incoherent babbling from Trump.

https://www.msnbc.com/deadline-white-ho ... 2666437803

The New York Times jumped on Biden the day after the debate and ran numerous editorials - which got all sorts of TV coverage - calling for Joe to step down.

Finally, two days ago, they got around to posting this op-ed, and it immediately disappeared beneath the fold, so to speak.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/202 ... unfit.html

Except for the previous 3+ years of "his" administration.

Trump walked carefully (unassisted) down an inclined ramp and questions immediately popped up.
Biden does two or three Wrestlemania bouts with stairs and finishes with an Look-Ma-No-Hands on his bikey
but he's good. Look away folks.       
 
 

Blackvegetable » 13 Jul 2024, 7:58 am » wrote: ↑

13 Jul 2024, 7:58 am

That's taking a clear and unambiguous stand.

Unlike that mealy mouthed **** you hear from Grifter Toadies.

"Mealy mouthed ****" like how ****** are just as intelligent as everyone else...???
or...
"Poor kids are just as smart as White Kids....!!!"

 

maineman » 13 Jul 2024, 7:44 am » wrote: ↑

13 Jul 2024, 7:44 am

I will readily admit that Joe Biden had a bad debate.

I readily admit that Joe Biden has always been prone to verbal blunders and gaffes.

I readily admit that I had high hopes that both parties would choose candidates from a new generation and that the baby boomers would gracefully pass the torch.  They didn't.  That torch passing will have to happen in 2028 instead.  

I believe that Joe Biden, on his worst day, is infinitely better than Donald Trump on his best day.

I will say that, in my opinion, we may very well not have a democratic republic that can hold a free and honest election in 2028 if we give Donald Trump and the Project 2025 crowd the keys to the car.

I want Joe behind the wheel to keep us away from the chaos and craziness and get us to 2028 when he can pass the torch to the next generation of American leadership.

Do you think the Border Czar is qualified to be president?
 

maineman » 13 Jul 2024, 7:44 am » wrote: ↑

13 Jul 2024, 7:44 am

I will readily admit that Joe Biden had a bad debate.

I readily admit that Joe Biden has always been prone to verbal blunders and gaffes.

I readily admit that I had high hopes that both parties would choose candidates from a new generation and that the baby boomers would gracefully pass the torch.  They didn't.  That torch passing will have to happen in 2028 instead.  

I believe that Joe Biden, on his worst day, is infinitely better than Donald Trump on his best day.

I will say that, in my opinion, we may very well not have a democratic republic that can hold a free and honest election in 2028 if we give Donald Trump and the Project 2025 crowd the keys to the car.

I want Joe behind the wheel to keep us away from the chaos and craziness and get us to 2028 when he can pass the torch to the next generation of American leadership.

If you truly gave a damn about this country you would NOT allow Biden to be president.

It's obvious he's had it.
He's embarrassed himself numerous times


 

Hey @maineman  , TRY to explain this one you **** PERVERT!!

Biden’s gaffe has ruined months of our hard work, say European officials (msn.com)

Damn, now THAT'S GOING TO LEAVE A MARK!! A HUGE ONE RIGHT ACROSS BOTH YOUR *** CHEEKS!!

                   

maineman » 13 Jul 2024, 7:44 am » wrote: ↑

13 Jul 2024, 7:44 am

I will readily admit that Joe Biden had a bad debate.

I readily admit that Joe Biden has always been prone to verbal blunders and gaffes.

I readily admit that I had high hopes that both parties would choose candidates from a new generation and that the baby boomers would gracefully pass the torch.  They didn't.  That torch passing will have to happen in 2028 instead.  

I believe that Joe Biden, on his worst day, is infinitely better than Donald Trump on his best day.

I will say that, in my opinion, we may very well not have a democratic republic that can hold a free and honest election in 2028 if we give Donald Trump and the Project 2025 crowd the keys to the car.

I want Joe behind the wheel to keep us away from the chaos and craziness and get us to 2028 when he can pass the torch to the next generation of American leadership.

How many millions of Illegal Aliens do you think that Illegal Alien loving POS Traitor has been tasked with allowing into the USA during his 2nd term...?

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/white- ... n-n1254808

It is obvious that mainebitch and the *** bv like getting **** by braindead biden and the entirety of his incompetent administration of queers, trannys and ***!!!

Having served on several ships in the Atlantic fleet, I spent a great deal of time operating with NATO naval forces. I am a firm believer in a strong, unified, and expanding NATO as the best defense against Russian—and now Chinese—hegemony. I followed the NATO summit closely this past week and listened to a great interview with Jens Stoltenberg, the outgoing NATO Secretary General. He sang the praises of Joe Biden. He credited Joe with providing the leadership that re-solidified and expanded NATO. Few folks in our government have more experience with NATO than Joe Biden, who helped the alliance make its first significant expansion in 1999 when he chaired the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Joe owned the room this week at NATO, and NATO nations are glad that he is our president and scared **** that he might lose to the clown.
 

maineman » 13 Jul 2024, 8:27 am » wrote: ↑

13 Jul 2024, 8:27 am

Having served on several ships in the Atlantic fleet, I spent a great deal of time operating with NATO naval forces. I am a firm believer in a strong, unified, and expanding NATO as the best defense against Russian—and now Chinese—hegemony. I followed the NATO summit closely this past week and listened to a great interview with Jens Stoltenberg, the outgoing NATO Secretary General. He sang the praises of Joe Biden. He credited Joe with providing the leadership that re-solidified and expanded NATO. Few folks in our government have more experience with NATO than Joe Biden, who helped the alliance make its first significant expansion in 1999 when he chaired the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Joe owned the room this week at NATO, and NATO nations are glad that he is our president and scared **** that he might lose to the clown.

So you like NATO?

Great
Me too

And President Trump told member nations that they need to pay their fair share of the costs.

And there's something wrong with that????????????
 

GHETTOBLASTER » 13 Jul 2024, 8:23 am » wrote: ↑

13 Jul 2024, 8:23 am

How many millions of Illegal Aliens do you think that Illegal Alien loving POS Traitor has been tasked with allowing into the USA during his 2nd term...?

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/white- ... n-n1254808

I bet Biden allows in 10-15 million illegals during his second term

You know...
He'll be a lame duck
 

maineman » 13 Jul 2024, 8:27 am » wrote: ↑

13 Jul 2024, 8:27 am

Having served on several ships in the Atlantic fleet, I spent a great deal of time operating with NATO naval forces. I am a firm believer in a strong, unified, and expanding NATO as the best defense against Russian—and now Chinese—hegemony. I followed the NATO summit closely this past week and listened to a great interview with Jens Stoltenberg, the outgoing NATO Secretary General. He sang the praises of Joe Biden. He credited Joe with providing the leadership that re-solidified and expanded NATO. Few folks in our government have more experience with NATO than Joe Biden, who helped the alliance make its first significant expansion in 1999 when he chaired the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Joe owned the room this week at NATO, and NATO nations are glad that he is our president and scared **** that he might lose to the clown.
 

Rigggghhhhhttttttt......

Biden’s gaffe has ruined months of our hard work, say European officials (msn.com)

@maineman   you **** IDIOT!!!

 

maineman » 13 Jul 2024, 7:44 am » wrote: ↑

13 Jul 2024, 7:44 am

I will readily admit that Joe Biden had a bad debate.

I readily admit that Joe Biden has always been prone to verbal blunders and gaffes.

I readily admit that I had high hopes that both parties would choose candidates from a new generation and that the baby boomers would gracefully pass the torch.  They didn't.  That torch passing will have to happen in 2028 instead.  

I believe that Joe Biden, on his worst day, is infinitely better than Donald Trump on his best day.

I will say that, in my opinion, we may very well not have a democratic republic that can hold a free and honest election in 2028 if we give Donald Trump and the Project 2025 crowd the keys to the car.

I want Joe behind the wheel to keep us away from the chaos and craziness and get us to 2028 when he can pass the torch to the next generation of American leadership. 

Please do, that reality already hit the iceberg never knowing the 90% of life they ignored cradle to grave in all 5 generation gaps obeying its ideas life isn't self evident evolving since conceived daily never same total sum again each day alive..

"Before the slip-up, officials and diplomats were OVERJOYED with the outcomes of the meeting, which marked the alliance's 75th anniversary with a show of unity and defiance of Putin's invasion of Ukraine. President Biden's allies described it as a "slip of the tongue" that could have happened to any of them delivering a high-profile speech. There was reason to feel OPTIMISTIC with the outcome."

hmmmm