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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MarvinTheParanoidAndroid
This will all end in tears, I just know it.
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Wait a minute, isn't Joe Biden vaccinated?
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Supposedly. I wouldn't be shocked if it turned out Biden wasn't.
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The vaccine doesn't prevent transmission of the virus, it prevents... uh...
* Checks script *
Stop being a right wing conspiracy theorist!
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I didn't watch the video. But someone said he was coughing alot.
Who were the prisoners would be horrifying if it turns out some of those people are pedos and rapist. Actually that would make since Biden wants his fellow brothern to be freeDid i stutter?
I can make it worst if you like?
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Reversing Trump policy, Biden's DOJ says federal inmates released into home confinement during COVID won't need to return to prison when the state of emergency ends
Thousands of federal prisoners sent home to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 won't need to return behind bars after the pandemic emergency is over, DOJ said on Tuesday.www.businessinsider.in
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They'll just pretend they never said vaccination prevents transmission of the virus, and call you an antivaxxer for having a memory longer than a goldfish. That's been the modus operandi of these evil fucks for the past two years, and since it works so well on the dumbest portions of the population who are still reliant on the MSM why would they stop now?
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This appears to be acceptance. The sigh of relief that Orange Hitler is gone has become the groan of defeat that Biden is useless. Beyond worthless actually. After four years of bunkering down with the #resistance the progressives thought they had credit. Then Biden started ripping up promises. It is one thing to be fearing fascism, it is another for a group to welcome you and then throw you into the cold when they come to power.
I saw gas dropped 40 cents. Highly annoyed since I couldn't see Biden doing anything competent to fix it. Unless companies switched to the winter blend and maybe we have a stockpile of that?
Yes. Unfortunately that is an "onion" question which one can wax philosophical on.
I'm thinking "Trump Luck" or "Trump Curse." The man seems to have a sixth sense or God conspires to move him out of harms way.
Or Trump Curse because Dems have been falling down a skyscrapers worth of stairs since they "won."
Magoo if Magoo left a trail of destruction. Or Brain from Pinky and the Brain.
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I know people who believe the police were the antagonists behind the Floyd riots and unironically uses the term Nazis. They say other states are jealous of California because they think the state pays for the welfare of poorer states. They think criminals who were already targeted being scooped up in the streets was fascist, yet fascistic mandates are good because every 'plague rat' deserves to lose everything and go to prison. The 6th insurrectionist boomers only use the 2nd amendment as an excuse to shooty bang and won't be meatshields for their country, yet also deserve the inhumane treatment for going against a Democratic government.Did i stutter?
I can make it worst if you like?
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Reversing Trump policy, Biden's DOJ says federal inmates released into home confinement during COVID won't need to return to prison when the state of emergency ends
Thousands of federal prisoners sent home to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 won't need to return behind bars after the pandemic emergency is over, DOJ said on Tuesday.
Yet as soon as I presented the reality that some liberal/progressive cities let loose dangerous criminals because God forbid they get coofles, they immediately said it was a Republican lie disproven by the LAPD. The famously trustworthy LAPD in a city of massively corrupt Democrats.
If it's a lie, prove it to me.
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At this rate the the driving force of 2022 and 2024 will be revenge.
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I've read r/politics for pleasure ever since before Sanders lost his primary in 2016. I can already tell you the most prevalent theme expressed on there for the next year will be a determination to not bother voting because both parties bad. My favorite comment from there about Manchin so far:
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Weasel words. They did NOT say he tested negative.
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Oxous
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Biden delivered his best speech on covid-19 yet
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President Biden in a speech on Tuesday pivoted to a more nuanced — and more pointed — message on the omicron variant. He firmly leveled with voters, both those who have followed guidelines and are sick of shouldering the burden of the pandemic and those who remain unvaccinated.
Biden made clear that for vaccinated and boosted people, the new variant would likely cause mild or no symptoms. He took advantage of his predecessor’s recent announcement that he had received a booster shot, ruefully remarking that it’s “one of the few things we agree on.”
He also assured the country that it would not return to the sort of lockdowns it saw in March 2020. Likewise, there is no need to close schools, he said. With vaccines, treatments, tests and adequate supply of protective equipment, the United States is in a radically different position compared with the early months of his administration.
As for the unvaccinated, Biden sounded like a stern, concerned parent. “You are at a high risk of getting sick,” he warned. “Almost everyone who has died from covid-19 in the past many months has been unvaccinated.” He stopped shy of scolding them, but he did tell these Americans that they needed to get the vaccine for themselves, their families and their country. “I, honest to God, believe it’s your patriotic duty,” he added.
This was music to the ears of those urging a more unvarnished, direct message from the president.
Biden pointedly said that people are responsible for their own choices, but also issued a sharp rebuke for those who have been spreading covid-19 disinformation. “These companies and personalities are making money by peddling lies and allowing misinformation that can kill their own customers and their own supporters,” he said. “It’s wrong. It’s immoral. I call on the purveyors of these lies and misinformation to stop it.”
While he did not say it directly, rising case numbers among vaccinated Americans are less meaningful than ever. For a fully vaccinated and boosted person who tests positive but has virtually no symptoms, covid-19 is not much different from other contagious respiratory ailments. The real threat lies among the unvaccinated.
Biden acknowledged his administration’s vaccine mandates are not popular. But to those who feel put upon, Biden offered, “My administration has put them in place not to control your life, but to save your life and the lives of others.” He plainly has not given up on the mandates, but neither are they the center of his effort (in part because so many large employers have already complied).
And while it’s true that the long lines for testing have become a sore point with many Americans, Biden promised to speed up testing locations and the supply of home testing kits (although the 500 million free rapid tests the government is providing won’t start being distributed until January). Asked about the lag in making testing available, Biden sounded somewhat defensive, explaining that it has been only a few weeks since omicron appeared. Surely, we will soon be able to evaluate whether much more testing should have been widely available much earlier, as has been the case in many European countries.
Biden’s speech may have been his best of the pandemic. He recognized the sacrifices of those who have done the right thing while turning up the urgency for the unvaccinated to avoid endangering themselves and others. His harshest remarks were saved for the cynical manipulators who make money from misinforming — and imperiling — others.
Whether Biden’s words move vaccine refusers remains to be seen. But the sheer number of cases may be enough to alarm them, forcing many to finally get vaccinated. And in invoking his predecessor, Biden made a valiant effort to separate MAGA politics from the pandemic. That may be the most critical factor in putting the pandemic behind us.
President Biden in a speech on Tuesday pivoted to a more nuanced — and more pointed — message on the omicron variant. He firmly leveled with voters, both those who have followed guidelines and are sick of shouldering the burden of the pandemic and those who remain unvaccinated.
Biden made clear that for vaccinated and boosted people, the new variant would likely cause mild or no symptoms. He took advantage of his predecessor’s recent announcement that he had received a booster shot, ruefully remarking that it’s “one of the few things we agree on.”
He also assured the country that it would not return to the sort of lockdowns it saw in March 2020. Likewise, there is no need to close schools, he said. With vaccines, treatments, tests and adequate supply of protective equipment, the United States is in a radically different position compared with the early months of his administration.
As for the unvaccinated, Biden sounded like a stern, concerned parent. “You are at a high risk of getting sick,” he warned. “Almost everyone who has died from covid-19 in the past many months has been unvaccinated.” He stopped shy of scolding them, but he did tell these Americans that they needed to get the vaccine for themselves, their families and their country. “I, honest to God, believe it’s your patriotic duty,” he added.
This was music to the ears of those urging a more unvarnished, direct message from the president.
Biden pointedly said that people are responsible for their own choices, but also issued a sharp rebuke for those who have been spreading covid-19 disinformation. “These companies and personalities are making money by peddling lies and allowing misinformation that can kill their own customers and their own supporters,” he said. “It’s wrong. It’s immoral. I call on the purveyors of these lies and misinformation to stop it.”
While he did not say it directly, rising case numbers among vaccinated Americans are less meaningful than ever. For a fully vaccinated and boosted person who tests positive but has virtually no symptoms, covid-19 is not much different from other contagious respiratory ailments. The real threat lies among the unvaccinated.
Biden acknowledged his administration’s vaccine mandates are not popular. But to those who feel put upon, Biden offered, “My administration has put them in place not to control your life, but to save your life and the lives of others.” He plainly has not given up on the mandates, but neither are they the center of his effort (in part because so many large employers have already complied).
And while it’s true that the long lines for testing have become a sore point with many Americans, Biden promised to speed up testing locations and the supply of home testing kits (although the 500 million free rapid tests the government is providing won’t start being distributed until January). Asked about the lag in making testing available, Biden sounded somewhat defensive, explaining that it has been only a few weeks since omicron appeared. Surely, we will soon be able to evaluate whether much more testing should have been widely available much earlier, as has been the case in many European countries.
Biden’s speech may have been his best of the pandemic. He recognized the sacrifices of those who have done the right thing while turning up the urgency for the unvaccinated to avoid endangering themselves and others. His harshest remarks were saved for the cynical manipulators who make money from misinforming — and imperiling — others.
Whether Biden’s words move vaccine refusers remains to be seen. But the sheer number of cases may be enough to alarm them, forcing many to finally get vaccinated. And in invoking his predecessor, Biden made a valiant effort to separate MAGA politics from the pandemic. That may be the most critical factor in putting the pandemic behind us.
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At the very least that should wipe out covid, so there's that.
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It's that kind of talk that will cause the Theatre majors in the White House to sperg out.
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I think that's the idea. Putin learned from Trump trolling Kim Jong-Un on Twitter.
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Remmber whne they said Trump would cause a war? Funny how the tables have turn
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Eat absolute shit, you elderly decaying shrew.
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Seriously fuck this bitch!!!!! Also these Hollywood types will never understood why states like West Virginia will always despise them.
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I'm sure the other entire half of the people involved have nothing to do with it.
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