Let's pretend for one moment that he does die before the election, just for the funsies. What happens then? Will the nomination revert to option number 2, aka Bernie Sanders? Or will his running mate automatically replace him just the way Vice-President is supposted to step in after the Big Man in the White House chokes on a piece of matzo? Does he even have a running mate yet?
US Joe Biden News Megathread - The Other Biden Derangement Syndrome Thread (with a side order of Fauci Derangement Syndrome)
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Just curious what people think, when China decides Taiwan is apart of China again, whether that's before the end of this year or sometime in 2022, how do TPTB react to it? Would it effect Joe's approval numbers? Would Americans even care?
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wat
See, I never just did things just to do them. Come on, what am I gonna do? Just all of a sudden jump up and grind my feet on somebody's couch like it's something to do? Come on. I got a little more sense then that.
...Yeah, I remember grinding my feet on Eddie's couch.
...Yeah, I remember grinding my feet on Eddie's couch.
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This is why I don't want Trump to Run in 2024.
He is gonna be pushing his age a bit much, and as energetic as he is now, Election is another couple of years away, and another 4 after that is a long time. I would rather him throw his political weight behind somebody, Stump for them...and Beat the holy hell out of the DNCorpo Media.
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Stones and glass houses and whatnot. Florida isn’t the one with an overwhelmed healthcare system, unlike some states.
*coughcoughNewYorkcoughcough*
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That made me laugh out loud. Yikes.
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I know this is the joe biden thread but...Here is a PA House Dem introducing legislature of forced sterilization....because thats the 'same thing' as telling a woman in texas she can't get an abortion after 6 weeks.
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TPTB would probably use it to their advantage. Don't want any competitors to their big red golem,do they goy?
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Nigga can barely keep his eyes open jfc we are so boned
Lunacy rating, need it back I do.
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As a followup to my earlier posts about Japan, Kishida is now Japan's prime minister. He decided to move the date for the general election forward to October 31st, bringing it much closer to the present than most expected.
He held a press conference today basically to discuss what his plans for Japan are. Not much talk about foreign affairs despite what's happening in Taiwan right now, he was mainly focused on discussing his COVID-19 response, wage raises and... wealth redistribution. He also threw in the term "new form of capitalism" but didn't really explain what that is which created some concern with the business sector. I don't speak Japanese so I'll let a Bloomberg journo on Twitter summarize:
He held a press conference today basically to discuss what his plans for Japan are. Not much talk about foreign affairs despite what's happening in Taiwan right now, he was mainly focused on discussing his COVID-19 response, wage raises and... wealth redistribution. He also threw in the term "new form of capitalism" but didn't really explain what that is which created some concern with the business sector. I don't speak Japanese so I'll let a Bloomberg journo on Twitter summarize:
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"Fumio Kishida, the 100th prime minister of Japan, takes the stage in his morning suit for his press conference as the country's leader
Kishida says he will prioritize explaining the country's coronavirus strategy to the citizens, and will endeavor to always imagine the worst-case scenario. This is clearly a response to criticism of Suga's late reactions and lack of explanation.
While the Covid situation has improved in Japan in recent weeks, Kishida says many expect cases to increase again, and he has instructed his three new ministers in charge of Covid policy to be ready.
Kishida goes on to talk a little about his "new form of Japanese capitalism," a slightly confusing concept said to be worrying some in the business community. Kishida says there is no future growth without redistribution of the fruits of economic success.
Kishida says he has a growth strategy and redistribution strategy. Growth strategy incl: - spend large sums on innovation - a digitalization strategy - economic security including stopping leaking of technology - relieving concern over aging in an age where people live to be 100
The redistribution strategy largely includes raising wages and expanding the middle classes. Still waiting for more details on what exactly this means..
Kishida confirms he will dissolve the lower house on Oct. 14 and hold a general election on Oct. 31, calling on voters to give him a mandate for his policies.
Kishida confirms he will skip in-person attendance at the G-20 and COP26 meetings, saying he will participate remotely
Stimmies incoming? Kishida says he'll think about cash handouts as part of his coronavirus policy.
Kishida will form a group to discuss the realization of his "new form of capitalism" but suggests it won't be until life is restored to something approaching normal in a post-Covid world.
He got a little bit lost in the midst of that answer and had to ask for the question again
Kishida suggests he might consider favorable tax policies for companies that raise wages, rather than dividends.
Some of these comments are going to be worrying some in the business community.
He also reiterates that his plans will look at breaking down the "100 million yen wall," the level of income at which tax rates peak and start to decline
Choosing his words carefully Kishida says that while it's important to continue dialogue with China, there are areas where it is looking to change the status quo through use of force.
Kishida says he aims for a Cabinet that will create a new generation together with the public. He says Covid is in danger of splitting the country and he wants to reunite the public to overcome the virus, return to normal and build a new society.
While Kishida is obviously a lot better at thinking on his feet in response to reporters' questions than his predecessor, answering with little reference to his notes, his answers can be quite long and self-referential, relying on catchphrases whose meaning isn't exactly clear.
And that's it. Not a bad performance for his first time, but (staying away from Covid) compared to Suga's rather small-scale goals like a Digital Agency, that didn't really shed much light on Kishida's grander, vaguer visions for things like a "new form of capitalism."
"Fumio Kishida, the 100th prime minister of Japan, takes the stage in his morning suit for his press conference as the country's leader
Kishida says he will prioritize explaining the country's coronavirus strategy to the citizens, and will endeavor to always imagine the worst-case scenario. This is clearly a response to criticism of Suga's late reactions and lack of explanation.
While the Covid situation has improved in Japan in recent weeks, Kishida says many expect cases to increase again, and he has instructed his three new ministers in charge of Covid policy to be ready.
Kishida goes on to talk a little about his "new form of Japanese capitalism," a slightly confusing concept said to be worrying some in the business community. Kishida says there is no future growth without redistribution of the fruits of economic success.
Kishida says he has a growth strategy and redistribution strategy. Growth strategy incl: - spend large sums on innovation - a digitalization strategy - economic security including stopping leaking of technology - relieving concern over aging in an age where people live to be 100
The redistribution strategy largely includes raising wages and expanding the middle classes. Still waiting for more details on what exactly this means..
Kishida confirms he will dissolve the lower house on Oct. 14 and hold a general election on Oct. 31, calling on voters to give him a mandate for his policies.
Kishida confirms he will skip in-person attendance at the G-20 and COP26 meetings, saying he will participate remotely
Stimmies incoming? Kishida says he'll think about cash handouts as part of his coronavirus policy.
Kishida will form a group to discuss the realization of his "new form of capitalism" but suggests it won't be until life is restored to something approaching normal in a post-Covid world.
He got a little bit lost in the midst of that answer and had to ask for the question again
Kishida suggests he might consider favorable tax policies for companies that raise wages, rather than dividends.
Some of these comments are going to be worrying some in the business community.
He also reiterates that his plans will look at breaking down the "100 million yen wall," the level of income at which tax rates peak and start to decline
Choosing his words carefully Kishida says that while it's important to continue dialogue with China, there are areas where it is looking to change the status quo through use of force.
Kishida says he aims for a Cabinet that will create a new generation together with the public. He says Covid is in danger of splitting the country and he wants to reunite the public to overcome the virus, return to normal and build a new society.
While Kishida is obviously a lot better at thinking on his feet in response to reporters' questions than his predecessor, answering with little reference to his notes, his answers can be quite long and self-referential, relying on catchphrases whose meaning isn't exactly clear.
And that's it. Not a bad performance for his first time, but (staying away from Covid) compared to Suga's rather small-scale goals like a Digital Agency, that didn't really shed much light on Kishida's grander, vaguer visions for things like a "new form of capitalism."
We need a horrifying rating.
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"Inseminators"? Is that the male version of "birth-giver"?
Nothing like submitting bills that read like fascist policy just to own the MAGAtards, huh?
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A liberal who hides her power level enough to not appear insane, thus getting conservatives to simp for her.
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The 5 yr is 90% now.
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In what world is taking away someone's ability to have a child, the same as taking someone's ability to kill one. Someone make it make sense.
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Inseminators
Imagine being so pozzed that even when you're threatening castration you have to be inclusive of trannies. News flash, they do it themselves.
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The argument would be "My body, my choice" and claim that making a woman carry a child to term is the same as forcibly sterilizing someone.
Its... not a great link.
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Rediscovering the teachings of Saint Sanger, I see.
First as a tragedy, then as a farce.
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The best part of this is the use of "inseminators" .
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The Death Camps will be using proper pronouns hopefully...Inseminators
Imagine being so pozzed that even when you're threatening castration you have to be inclusive of trannies. News flash, they do it themselves.
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Comedy gold. I swear sometimes this fucker is funnier than trump
Inseminators? So he's being inclusive to troons because women can have cocks too.
So this nigger wants to forciblly castrate trannies?
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