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Generation with pessimistic view of the future has suspicions confirmed, more news at 4:20
2020 U.S. Presidential Election - Took place November 3, 2020. Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden assumed office January 20, 2021.
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Generation with pessimistic view of the future has suspicions confirmed, more news at 4:20
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The problem is Trump isn't a dictator. He doesn't have the ability to wave a magic wand and eliminate 100 years of allowing things to go to shit, especially when his own party gets in his way of attempting to do things to solve all of the problems you mention.
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Merkel hasn't tried to suspend parliament and assume ultimate authority for herself. Orban has, and Bolsonaro clearly desires to. If you don't see any appreciable difference between these leaders and what they represent, then there is little point in continuing this discussion.
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Styx bitchuted about Biden who pretend not to know the 10th amendment.
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One bitchuter dropped that comment who gived me some chuckles.
Biden Pretends Not to Know the 10th Amendment, to Grandstand on COVID19 (Bitchute Exclusive)
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One bitchuter dropped that comment who gived me some chuckles.
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Anons on /pol/ have some interesting observations about the election. I have to say I agree with them.
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I'd mostly agree with this, but I still think Biden has a chance (I'd say it's a 50/50 where we're at right now, and could change quickly in the next three months)
The one thing Trump has to deal with in 2020 that Bush didn't in 2004 is the major recession the lockdowns caused and are still causing in many states. That's the one X-factor that gives Biden a shot at winning instead of getting BTFO'd like he would if the economy was in good shape with no lockdowns.
Obama did have to deal with a major recession, but it started near the very end of Bush's second term and not only did he have good media buzz, Bush was so universally reviled that the DNC could run a potted fern for president and would've still defeated John McCain in 2008.
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We'll see if Kamala Harris gets announced as the Vice Presidential candidate today. If not, then I doubt she's the pick. All I know is that my left-leaning friends will not be happy by this choice.
If Biden wins, it will just be barely. This election won't be the landslide that the Democrats (or Republicans) are hoping for. If Biden is actually leading in battleground states, it's a smaller margin than the mainstream media wants to admit. Not to mention that Biden's lead in the polls are declining.
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My god, I've been looking back at all the posts I've made in this thread, and so much has changed since the thread's opening. And we still only got three whole months to go. At this point, I really don't care who wins or loses...
...that is unless you deliberately try to hide yourself in a futile attempt to avoid public humiliation.
...that is unless you deliberately try to hide yourself in a futile attempt to avoid public humiliation.
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So it begins
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-Thinks Trump is the first person to stretch the truth while on the debate stage
Sounds like CNN needs their money back.
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That makes no fucking sense. Wouldn't you want someone to correct Trump over and over again to expose him for lying? What harm is there in having someone who can respond to Trump's claims and try to correct them? If anything, if the Dems really want to call him out, this would be the perfect opportunity to do so. I mean granted, we know the real reason why they don't want Biden to debate him, that being he wouldn't even have the mental capacity to actually answer the damn questions, but even so this is the lamest excuse I've ever heard.
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All those people in the comments agreeing and going "but if there was a debate Biden would total demolish the little baby orange man!" I don't even get what the CNN "political analyst" thinks is bad about giving Biden a chance to tear into Trump and call out all his lies. Trump did the same with Hillary and his leaning into the mic asmr "Wrong" while she talked. Same people were smugly saying that Trump was going to cancel the debate because he was scared of Biden. They know that Biden would be torn apart in an actual debate.
These guys go on about how stupid Trump is and how easy it would be to dunk on him yet take every opportunity to scamper away from actually debating him. Really activates the almonds.
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Fuck you. Giant Meteor for life.
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I think future debates will end up like the Biden vs Bernie one. Everyone thought Biden would go full Alzheimer's dementia, and he just did a boring performance mostly remembering his rehearsed lines while Bernie clearly "won" but it didn't matter due to toddler expectations.
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Uhh this is hardly the beginning...
From July 8, JoePedo news megathread:
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.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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Almost forgot to post this:
Trying to be more diplomatic towards despots (which in this case frankly just means Putin, Kim Jong-Un, and Xi Jinping [pre-Wuhan coronavirus]), when being more "forceful" against them has historically produced little results, while demanding that increasingly impotent and irrelevant supposed "allies" (who often use the resources of said despots behind our backs, while they still leach off our own resources) actually pull their weight isn't "ingratiating" or "pushing away" anyone who isn't some fat pseudo-intellectual mongoloid who wishes he could subsist entirely off of government loans.
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What Happened to Stacey Abrams Will Happen to Joe Biden
https://www.thedailybeast.com/what-happened-to-stacey-abrams-will-happen-to-joe-biden (https://archive.vn/PpTSD)
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All of that is a lie. It's debunked here:
https://www.thedailybeast.com/what-happened-to-stacey-abrams-will-happen-to-joe-biden (https://archive.vn/PpTSD)
Excerpt:
All of that is a lie. It's debunked here:
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The problem with the 2018 GA governor’s race is that Democrats tried to steal it but they didn’t lie, cheat, and steal enough. That’s why Shaniqua Abrams refuses, even to this day, to concede the race. They told her she was guaranteed to win. She’s been on a 20+ month chimpout ever since and her poor conduct is likely why she got shut out of the running for VP.
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Internet ‘traditionalists’ are largely Catholics (or pretending to be), and while Catholics have certainly been part of the Religious Right, such as on abortion, the movement was largely Evangelical Protestants. Tradcaths are also more likely to be vaguely economically left wing.
Actual religious conservative beliefs are not popular, outside of abortion. Americans want legal booze, legal weed, legal porn, and casual sex. The working class is only socially conservative relative to wokies. When 70% of Americans without a college degree* have at least one child out of wedlock, they cannot be meaningfully described as socially conservative.
*I realize this doesn’t perfectly align with ‘working class’, but it’s what everyone else uses.
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