US Joe Biden News Megathread - The Other Biden Derangement Syndrome Thread (with a side order of Fauci Derangement Syndrome)

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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?
 
I wonder if they didn't give him to much attention. Because he's a trump guy?
Nah, nobody expected NJ to be competitive. It came as a surprise to everyone involved and it'd be a waste of money to throw weight behind a candidate who is more or less a sacrificial lamb.

McConnel bitching out is disappointing but expected. Thankfully, he doesn't have a say in what's done there though.
 
No one said your kid should be raped you insufferable blowhard,
You're a fucking liar and can't fucking read.
Does your daughter know how much of a cowardly moron her father is? Keep supporting the evil of the plandemic dog torturing party, dipshit.
You'd hand your daughter over to that 15yo Loudon county troon rapist. You stand for nothing, coward.
Clearly means just "general child".

the same person who can't come up with a single sentence stating what should be done differently instead of telling everyone who's happy for McAuliffe losing they're idiots.
Just like with the above post, you have dramatically and constantly had issues with reading. I have no idea why you have such a determination to intentionally misrepresent what I've said and put words in my mouth.
 
I believe if JD Vance can get elected he will actually call McConnell a fag and say his shits all fucked up and try and start a change of guard in the senate. Maybe let him stay Senate rules guy but everything else will be delegated out and not to someone like Scott or Graham. That's what's needed, Cruz should be doing it, Hawley is clearly waiting to pounce, but no one is willing to step up to the prick out of respect or fear of reprisal. I'm not saying a 2020 style stab Trump in the back type situation, just a blunt face to face "stop being a swamp cunt" and push back.
 
Its a narrow enough number of votes that its probably worth fighting for - If for no other reason than it constantly rubs in how close to losing the dems were. Little more than a dumb mind game, but god knows its easy to get under twitters skin.
I could see it being something worth fighting for?
>Lost a state that voted Biden
>Almost lost new jersey (still in the air)
>lose to a guy that only used his campaign funds to eat donuts

I dont know, did we watched the same thing ?

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What great wins are she talking about? Virginia became little bit more redder. The new jersey governor race looks like it could become a mess
And a powerful new jersy state politician lost to man who whose campaign was only $200.

Also a socialist candidate who was endorsed by both AOC and Scheumer lost to a write in in Buffalo.

I mean you got New York City. Which isn't a big win considering it's New York city. But even than it spits in the face to both BLM and Antifa as the new democrat mayor is a former police captain.
 
>Lost a state that voted Biden
>Almost lost new jersey (still in the air)
>lose to a guy that only used his campaign funds to eat donuts

I dont know, did we watched the same thing ?
They're trying to preserve morale. There was a Twitter thread that I could dredge up about Democrat victories in smaller, local races and Representative Ocasio-Cortez's Instagram story specifically castigated "Debby Downers" in favor of talking positively about bailing out taxi drivers in New York and getting the Climate Corps included in the Build Back Better act. And it's like, do those balance out what happened to the Democrats? Probably not, but I can understand the desire to hold onto what you've got to celebrate.

Just so long as it doesn't become toxic, I suppose!
 
They're trying to preserve morale. There was a Twitter thread that I could dredge up about Democrat victories in smaller, local races and Representative Ocasio-Cortez's Instagram story specifically castigated "Debby Downers" in favor of talking positively about bailing out taxi drivers in New York and getting the Climate Corps included in the Build Back Better act. And it's like, do those balance out what happened to the Democrats? Probably not, but I can understand the desire to hold onto what you've got to celebrate.

Just so long as it doesn't become toxic, I suppose!
You have it spot on. It's a lot of what I would have been doing had my prediction of a narrow loss come true. Focus on where your victories are, not your defeats. See what you can salvage and use going forward to angle for a win in the future.
 
You have it spot on. It's a lot of what I would have been doing had my prediction of a narrow loss come true. Focus on where your victories are, not your defeats. See what you can salvage and use going forward to angle for a win in the future.
The big thing about political change, for better or for worse, is that there shouldn't really be an ending point. Things can always get better, and there's always something to fight for. If you give up entirely, that's the end of it - seizing what victories you can and pushing forward where you can is essential for keeping some momentum alive and making a better future! Complacency (whether it be because you're positive that you're going to win or lose) is what breeds the political dinosaurs who offer nothing, do less, and have the gall to act surprised when they get hurled out of office. Avoid that.
 
Nah, nobody expected NJ to be competitive. It came as a surprise to everyone involved and it'd be a waste of money to throw weight behind a candidate who is more or less a sacrificial lamb.

McConnel bitching out is disappointing but expected. Thankfully, he doesn't have a say in what's done there though.
Good point. It being this tight was a surprise by many.
They're trying to preserve morale. There was a Twitter thread that I could dredge up about Democrat victories in smaller, local races and Representative Ocasio-Cortez's Instagram story specifically castigated "Debby Downers" in favor of talking positively about bailing out taxi drivers in New York and getting the Climate Corps included in the Build Back Better act. And it's like, do those balance out what happened to the Democrats? Probably not, but I can understand the desire to hold onto what you've got to celebrate.

Just so long as it doesn't become toxic, I suppose!
Do they even pay attention to smaller races? I mean Virginia and New Jersey were the elections everyone had their eyes on. And Dems clearly got fuck in Virginia and Republicans did well in New Jersey statewide.

They also failed to flip seats in Ohio and Texas as well.
 
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The big thing about political change, for better or for worse, is that there shouldn't really be an ending point. Things can always get better, and there's always something to fight for. If you give up entirely, that's the end of it - seizing what victories you can and pushing forward where you can is essential for keeping some momentum alive and making a better future! Complacency (whether it be because you're positive that you're going to win or lose) is what breeds the political dinosaurs who offer nothing, do less, and have the gall to act surprised when they get hurled out of office. Avoid that.
Exactly! All of politics is a consideration of the phrase "this too shall pass". If you lose, focus on your victories. If you win, focus on your losses. Whether good or ill, always focus on the opposite to see where you did well in the darkness or what darkness lurks in the light.
 
Missed this due to phone posting and just generally missing a ton of replies, I would like to respond to this however because I both agree and disagree.

I agree that that first sentence is how it should work. Fuck, more than half of my property taxes go to the public school system. I'd demand they be accountable too and they rightly should. The issue is that no matter how much effort and attention you put to it, it's a government institution. There's just no getting around that. Between the administrators, the school boards, the teacher's, the counselors, the learning material suppliers, and more, there are a ton of points of failure. It's a mass of bureaucrats that you can only mitigate the excesses of and not control.

Let me put it this way. This is the public school system.
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You can dress it up. Make the facilities all nice (gotta spend your taxes on something). Get it doing what you want most of the time. Even trust them with your children most of the time. You know though, you know in the back of your head that every time you leave the room there's a chance that it's not a teacher of the year helming that class of 2 or 3 dozen kids. There is simply no one else out there more invested in the outcome and safety of your children than you yourself. Which is why I also disagree with your post. Homeschooling is not simply for the crunchy moms and the religious. Sure those make up a demographic of the population but it's not limited to them. This is why I am frustrated and let down by the parental response. Imagine ever trusting these institutions again after an event like this. I've seen too many of these. Known too many burnt out and just done teachers. Known too much failure even in the "rich districts". I don't want to play the odds with my kids, so I'll find a way to stack the odds in my kids favor even if it means we have to get more creative to have one parent at home. I look at these parents and they're so close, they're so close to breaking the backs of these institutions but they won't. They'll try to reform these places that fail consistently and then play the odds again. I wouldn't do that, I'm not doing that.
Please don't lecture me on the public school system. I took them to administrative hearings every chance I got, because I learned I had to. They fought back, and viciously, in court, but they lost, and lost big, and suddenly all our problems disappeared.

You have to believe in what your are fighting for and nothing, absolutely nothing, is more important than your child. It is a war, and while it shouldn't be, you have to treat it as one, and hold them accountable for everything, from the the punch a nigger crackbaby gave your child because the teacher was too busy tweeting or the shitty teachers who are phoning it in, because every single battle counts until you win the war, and then you have to keep overwatch like a hawk so they don't think trying for a rematch is a good idea.

If even one third of the parents believed as I do the AFT would be in shambles. But they don't, and they cry its all too much and that teachers are pitbulls with flowers in their hair. Bitch, I was a Rottweiler when it came to my kid and I never hid it, and I fought to the death, and I won.

Edit: My child is a successful adult now and it was totes worth it, and I'd do it again except I'd be more aggressive, if I could.
 
You're a fucking liar and can't fucking read.


Clearly means just "general child".


Just like with the above post, you have dramatically and constantly had issues with reading. I have no idea why you have such a determination to intentionally misrepresent what I've said and put words in my mouth.
You're a fucking drama whore and also a coward. You can't handle the heat, get out. Calling people names is the sign of a sore loser.
 
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I think they messed the year up. Looking for the audio of this. It was played on radio today.
Fixed it.
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I'm surprised that the RNC chose to actually fight in NJ, I expected them to cuck out
A lot of bullshit NYC ideas (and Philly too, to an extent) pertaining to policy tend to bleed over into Jersey, along with the people who support them. You don’t have to go super far west/south into New Jersey to realize it’s a very ideologically polarized state. I’ve seen voting signs along the local roads that say Murphy in one town and Ciattarelli in the next.

And mind you, towns in New Jersey are lumped so close together that half the state may as well be its own giant megasuburb
 
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