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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It's clearly President Trump's fault that these people have no choice but to protest. If they could have had their President instead none of this would have happened. So just give them what they want so they stop destroying the country for not getting their way.
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Miracle Max has seen better days.
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Pretty sure this is it. He's basically saying if you're afraid of a revolution, you'd better do what the Democrats say.
Frankly, it'd be a better game plan than "vote for Biden, he has residual melanin from Obama".
Jarolleon
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What if the Dems are the Eternal Anglo trying to weaponize the new arrivals to get revenge against those Lincoln voters? There's an awful lot Irish and Krauts in Trump's circles, and we know from the British Raj that they don't mind being a minority as long as they're rich.
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I'm still not voting Biden, but that's the best argument I've heard.
assdick42069
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I'd vote for Sir President Prime Minister Mix-A-Lot in a heartbeat
Jarolleon
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He's preying on the idea that Joe Biden is moderate (many normies may be fooled by his record and not realise that he's an empty vessel for his handlers at this point), and that Trump is the one who makes the mob think that the system has to burn and that appeasement will somehow calm them.
Never forget that Louis XVI was actually a relatively liberal reformer, and that appeasement doesn't work.
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Billy Crystal <> Bill Kristol
Billy is probably just as retarded but it wasn't him this time
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I know it's been mentioned a few times, but just a friendly reminder for the discerning Kiwi reading this: there is a non-zero chance you'll see Biden-Bottoms yard signs this year. I'm not American but if Bottoms is picked, I'll definitely try to get my hands on one of those signs as a souvenir.
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Might as well just put up a "Bottoms for Biden" sign in your yard, then. Both let people know you're a soyboi pretty equally.
PepsiVanilla
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We all knew this was coming, but it's still pretty early for Team Sleepy to start chickening out already... We're still nearly 3 months out from the first scheduled debate. Also MUH TAX RETURNS
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Media Urges Biden To Limit Debates, Threaten To Boycott Them Entirely
July 8, 2020 By Elle Reynolds
As the Trump campaign has requested the addition of another presidential debate, members of the media are urging former Vice President Joe Biden and his campaign to limit them.
Washington Post columnist Karen Tumulty suggests “rethinking” the debates, urging organizers to limit their audiences “or even do away with them entirely.” Criticizing President Trump and the Republican party for their decision to attempt an in-person convention this summer, she also mocked Trump’s request to add a fourth debate, calling it “not a serious proposal.”
Thomas Friedman of the New York Times has also called for Biden to skip the debates unless Trump releases his tax returns and agrees to a fact-checking team at the debates. “I worry about Joe Biden debating Donald Trump,” Friedman says, quickly clarifying that he fears Trump would have “unfair advantages” if he doesn’t meet these demands. Friedman acknowledges that the debates will be Biden’s “reintroduction to most Americans, who have neither seen nor heard from him for months if not years.” And apparently, Friedman finds that thought concerning.
Still, the Biden campaign has insisted they are committed to participating in all three debates, and Biden has said he “can hardly wait.” But conservatives on Twitter have speculated that the Biden campaign may consider Friedman’s suggestions or use his points as an excuse to keep Biden from the debate floor’s spotlight.
Byron York of the Washington Examiner called Friedman’s article “an early public statement of fear Biden will not do well in debate,” and a “suggestion of excuse for Biden to cancel while still blaming Trump.”
The presidential debate scheduled for October 15 was canceled by the University of Michigan, the original host for the event, over concerns that the debate would draw a crowd during the coronavirus pandemic. The debate has since been moved to Miami, Florida. After the University of Michigan’s cancellation, the University of Notre Dame — where a debate is currently scheduled for September 29 — declined to tell the South Bend Tribune whether that debate would still continue as planned.
A third debate is planned for October 22 in Nashville, Tennessee, with a vice presidential debate scheduled for October 7 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Back in April, Biden shut down the idea of continuing the Democratic debates with his opponent Bernie Sanders, blaming the coronavirus pandemic. “I think we’ve had enough debates,” Biden said after the Sanders campaign signaled their willingness to participate in an April debate.
Media Urges Biden To Limit Debates, Threaten To Boycott Them Entirely
Columnists from the New York Times and Washington Post have suggested "rethinking" the debate format, perhaps in fear of a poor Biden performance.
thefederalist.com
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Media Urges Biden To Limit Debates, Threaten To Boycott Them Entirely
July 8, 2020 By Elle Reynolds
As the Trump campaign has requested the addition of another presidential debate, members of the media are urging former Vice President Joe Biden and his campaign to limit them.
Washington Post columnist Karen Tumulty suggests “rethinking” the debates, urging organizers to limit their audiences “or even do away with them entirely.” Criticizing President Trump and the Republican party for their decision to attempt an in-person convention this summer, she also mocked Trump’s request to add a fourth debate, calling it “not a serious proposal.”
Thomas Friedman of the New York Times has also called for Biden to skip the debates unless Trump releases his tax returns and agrees to a fact-checking team at the debates. “I worry about Joe Biden debating Donald Trump,” Friedman says, quickly clarifying that he fears Trump would have “unfair advantages” if he doesn’t meet these demands. Friedman acknowledges that the debates will be Biden’s “reintroduction to most Americans, who have neither seen nor heard from him for months if not years.” And apparently, Friedman finds that thought concerning.
Still, the Biden campaign has insisted they are committed to participating in all three debates, and Biden has said he “can hardly wait.” But conservatives on Twitter have speculated that the Biden campaign may consider Friedman’s suggestions or use his points as an excuse to keep Biden from the debate floor’s spotlight.
Byron York of the Washington Examiner called Friedman’s article “an early public statement of fear Biden will not do well in debate,” and a “suggestion of excuse for Biden to cancel while still blaming Trump.”
The presidential debate scheduled for October 15 was canceled by the University of Michigan, the original host for the event, over concerns that the debate would draw a crowd during the coronavirus pandemic. The debate has since been moved to Miami, Florida. After the University of Michigan’s cancellation, the University of Notre Dame — where a debate is currently scheduled for September 29 — declined to tell the South Bend Tribune whether that debate would still continue as planned.
A third debate is planned for October 22 in Nashville, Tennessee, with a vice presidential debate scheduled for October 7 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Back in April, Biden shut down the idea of continuing the Democratic debates with his opponent Bernie Sanders, blaming the coronavirus pandemic. “I think we’ve had enough debates,” Biden said after the Sanders campaign signaled their willingness to participate in an April debate.
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Governor Jeb Bush
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Damn he reeks of creep. that smug fake expression. ugh.
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He sounds like a less coherent Steve Brule. I can’t even understand most of what he’s saying.
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Because we didn't see the beginnings of this in Obama's second term? If Biden wins all the left wing nutjobs rioting in the streets now are going to suddenly remember all the myriad reasons why he's not their guy without the bad orange specter distracting them from it anyway.
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Um, do they have them at angle to the camera like that to hide an ear piece? "Yes, ... I'm taking too much time" sounds like he's talking to a producer in his ear.
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True & Honest Fan
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You are wrong here, lets fix this
"Kristol is just mad that Trump won when McCain and Romney lost."
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Hah! Wow the media aren't even hiding their defense of Biden anymore. What does my man Yuri say? Of course I have a Bezmenov for this:We all knew this was coming, but it's still pretty early for Team Sleepy to start chickening out already... We're still nearly 3 months out from the first scheduled debate. Also MUH TAX RETURNS
Media Urges Biden To Limit Debates, Threaten To Boycott Them Entirely
Columnists from the New York Times and Washington Post have suggested "rethinking" the debate format, perhaps in fear of a poor Biden performance.
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Media Urges Biden To Limit Debates, Threaten To Boycott Them Entirely
July 8, 2020 By Elle Reynolds
As the Trump campaign has requested the addition of another presidential debate, members of the media are urging former Vice President Joe Biden and his campaign to limit them.
Washington Post columnist Karen Tumulty suggests “rethinking” the debates, urging organizers to limit their audiences “or even do away with them entirely.” Criticizing President Trump and the Republican party for their decision to attempt an in-person convention this summer, she also mocked Trump’s request to add a fourth debate, calling it “not a serious proposal.”
Thomas Friedman of the New York Times has also called for Biden to skip the debates unless Trump releases his tax returns and agrees to a fact-checking team at the debates. “I worry about Joe Biden debating Donald Trump,” Friedman says, quickly clarifying that he fears Trump would have “unfair advantages” if he doesn’t meet these demands. Friedman acknowledges that the debates will be Biden’s “reintroduction to most Americans, who have neither seen nor heard from him for months if not years.” And apparently, Friedman finds that thought concerning.
Still, the Biden campaign has insisted they are committed to participating in all three debates, and Biden has said he “can hardly wait.” But conservatives on Twitter have speculated that the Biden campaign may consider Friedman’s suggestions or use his points as an excuse to keep Biden from the debate floor’s spotlight.
Byron York of the Washington Examiner called Friedman’s article “an early public statement of fear Biden will not do well in debate,” and a “suggestion of excuse for Biden to cancel while still blaming Trump.”
The presidential debate scheduled for October 15 was canceled by the University of Michigan, the original host for the event, over concerns that the debate would draw a crowd during the coronavirus pandemic. The debate has since been moved to Miami, Florida. After the University of Michigan’s cancellation, the University of Notre Dame — where a debate is currently scheduled for September 29 — declined to tell the South Bend Tribune whether that debate would still continue as planned.
A third debate is planned for October 22 in Nashville, Tennessee, with a vice presidential debate scheduled for October 7 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Back in April, Biden shut down the idea of continuing the Democratic debates with his opponent Bernie Sanders, blaming the coronavirus pandemic. “I think we’ve had enough debates,” Biden said after the Sanders campaign signaled their willingness to participate in an April debate.
"Who elected them?"
*crowd laughs
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Tucker's segment on Joe Biden if you haven't watch it tonight. Tuck and his interviewee talk about cancel culture and actually tell people what to do if it happens to them. Spolier: ignore it.
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