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 will all be okay
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Alright boys, pack it up!It's Joever, Part II.
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See you niggas in the next 100 days...
Can't wait for the media to spin this as being Trump's fault.
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Print money.
Try not using that accursed hellspawn of a website. The only thing they're "good" for is putting worthless witty names on story narrative patterns and being anencephalous when they dare step outside of that.
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The pandemic is already being brought under control, since the World Health Organization has just changed the rules within hours of the inauguration.
I expect the case numbers to suddenly plummet and the news media claim Bidens 100 day mask mandate to be the contributor.
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So upchuck turn down McConnell's filibuster propsal. He said it was unacceptable, but did not give a reason.
I mean I know the reason, but I want to know what he will tell the public
I mean I know the reason, but I want to know what he will tell the public
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Not to sound conspiratorial but I think the entire reason Antifa has been doing eviction protests is to prime the American people for the upcoming crisis.
We could be looking at a sustained period of violence that will make the George Floyd Riots look like a girl scouts jamboree.
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It's not that deep, man. I completely agree.
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Now that Biden's in office Portland is cracking down on anti-government protesters:
Portland police arrest a protester on Jan. 20, 2021. (Chris Nesseth)
By Aaron Mesh |
Published January 21 at 7:31 PM
Updated January 21 at 10:59 PM
After Portland police arrested Austin Nuchraksa on suspicion of shattering windows at the Democratic Party of Oregon headquarters on Inauguration Day, the cops noticed something odd: The conference room where Nuchraksa was being detained smelled like gasoline.
Inside the 25-year-old's backpack, a police detective said he found four Molotov cocktails. "They were leaking gasoline all over the inside of the backpack," wrote a Multnomah County deputy district attorney in a probable cause affidavit. Four green beer bottles were wrapped in socks, each with a cloth wick tucked into the bottle's mouth.
A day after police arrested 14 people at Portland demonstrations, Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt announced he would pursue charges for rioting and criminal mischief against four of them. Three of the people charged, including Nuchraksa, of McMinnville, are accused of vandalizing the Democratic Party offices.
The arrests and charges came at a brisker pace than has been typical after Portland vandalism. That the black-clad demonstrators smashed windows in broad daylight may have had something to do with that. (A police officer testified that he saw Nuchraksa smash DPO windows with a silver baton.)
But the speed with which Schmidt pursued charges also suggests that Portland's patience for repeated property destruction by leftist demonstrators is wearing thin.
The "J20" demonstrations, intended as a leftist statement against government authority, were modestly attended, leaderless and often lost on the street. "This is the worst fucking march I've ever attended," one protester reported, according to a minute-by-minute account from The Oregonian.
But they attracted intense attention—as did a march to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement—because they signaled that anti-fascists and other left-wing protesters in Portland were not satisfied by Joe Biden replacing Donald Trump as president. "We are ungovernable," read one banner.
Seattle, another center of militant leftist organizing, was the other U.S. city to see property damage on Inauguration Day. Since summer, activists clad head-to-toe in black have used property damage to express their displeasure with the pace of social change, and to punish elected officials and businesses they believe stand in the way of defunding the police.
Mayor Ted Wheeler has called for the Oregon Legislature to give police new tools to track vandals during protests.
But affidavits show police were able to identify people breaking windows Jan. 20 with relative ease. One officer watched "open-source media"—presumably a livestream—of the J20 protest, and watched a person wearing a gas mask try to shatter a window of the DPO office.
"Unable to do so, the subject handed off the baton to another demonstrator who broke the window and handed the baton back to the subject," the probable cause affidavit says. "The subject then used the baton to break out the rest of the window."
The officer took screenshots on his computer and sent descriptions to police on the scene. Minutes later, police arrested Nicole Rose, 25, of Portland.
Protester Arrested for Smashing Windows in Portland Allegedly Carried Four Molotov Cocktails in His Backpack
Inauguration Day arrests and charges came at a brisker pace than has been typical after Portland vandalism.
Portland police arrest a protester on Jan. 20, 2021. (Chris Nesseth)
By Aaron Mesh |
Published January 21 at 7:31 PM
Updated January 21 at 10:59 PM
After Portland police arrested Austin Nuchraksa on suspicion of shattering windows at the Democratic Party of Oregon headquarters on Inauguration Day, the cops noticed something odd: The conference room where Nuchraksa was being detained smelled like gasoline.
Inside the 25-year-old's backpack, a police detective said he found four Molotov cocktails. "They were leaking gasoline all over the inside of the backpack," wrote a Multnomah County deputy district attorney in a probable cause affidavit. Four green beer bottles were wrapped in socks, each with a cloth wick tucked into the bottle's mouth.
A day after police arrested 14 people at Portland demonstrations, Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt announced he would pursue charges for rioting and criminal mischief against four of them. Three of the people charged, including Nuchraksa, of McMinnville, are accused of vandalizing the Democratic Party offices.
The arrests and charges came at a brisker pace than has been typical after Portland vandalism. That the black-clad demonstrators smashed windows in broad daylight may have had something to do with that. (A police officer testified that he saw Nuchraksa smash DPO windows with a silver baton.)
But the speed with which Schmidt pursued charges also suggests that Portland's patience for repeated property destruction by leftist demonstrators is wearing thin.
The "J20" demonstrations, intended as a leftist statement against government authority, were modestly attended, leaderless and often lost on the street. "This is the worst fucking march I've ever attended," one protester reported, according to a minute-by-minute account from The Oregonian.
But they attracted intense attention—as did a march to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement—because they signaled that anti-fascists and other left-wing protesters in Portland were not satisfied by Joe Biden replacing Donald Trump as president. "We are ungovernable," read one banner.
Seattle, another center of militant leftist organizing, was the other U.S. city to see property damage on Inauguration Day. Since summer, activists clad head-to-toe in black have used property damage to express their displeasure with the pace of social change, and to punish elected officials and businesses they believe stand in the way of defunding the police.
Mayor Ted Wheeler has called for the Oregon Legislature to give police new tools to track vandals during protests.
But affidavits show police were able to identify people breaking windows Jan. 20 with relative ease. One officer watched "open-source media"—presumably a livestream—of the J20 protest, and watched a person wearing a gas mask try to shatter a window of the DPO office.
"Unable to do so, the subject handed off the baton to another demonstrator who broke the window and handed the baton back to the subject," the probable cause affidavit says. "The subject then used the baton to break out the rest of the window."
The officer took screenshots on his computer and sent descriptions to police on the scene. Minutes later, police arrested Nicole Rose, 25, of Portland.
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Add me to the list of people that didn't think the Left would just flip the switch all of the sudden. So despicable.
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As autistic as this comparison is I can't be helped but be reminded of the story of Halo 2 of all things with Bidens shitshow. A bunch of morally corrupt manipulative fucks in charge pretending to be true believers taking away the power from actually competent groups to install easily puppetted lackeys. MGS2 gets alot of credit but Halo 2 also deserves some for how it portrayed the absolute scummyness of the political and journalist class.
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The UK has been locked down harder than anywhere in the world and they still can’t contain the coof.
Absolutetense
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A buddy of mine lost his job but made a deal with his landlord. He repairs what he can without help in the 2 houses in his neighborhood and does a full paint job around the house he lives in. He gets the paint and whatever he needs from the landlord. If he gets money for the paint job in the end I don't know, I would think yes though. A paint job like on that house would cost a ton of money.
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Does anyone else feel like Chuck Schumer sounds like a cartoon villain. Like how does someone wake up one day and talks like their a villain from a movie and think their doing good.
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Nah, we haven't had curfews and shit, like France or Germany, but you're right anyway. Nobody can contain the rona, because that's just now how diseases or people work.
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Perhaps Biden could put pressure on states to give landlords relief on property taxes.
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The goalposts moving immediately in terms of COVID is nothing short of sickening.
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If he's managed to piss this many people off in just two days, imagine what the next four years will be like.
This might actually be just as entertaining as Orange Man.
This might actually be just as entertaining as Orange Man.
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Yet completely predictable.
Oh I have no doubt he will, same with the media as they scramble to cover everything he does in a positive light. I bet you he could eat 2 scoops of ice cream in a meeting with foreign leaders and it will be spun as "he loves ice cream, just like all of us".
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this surely happened
I wonder what the button was used for in Obama's time? My guess is same as Trump but with purple drank instead of diet coke
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That would be fun if Biden's buffoonery was just funny instead of actually damaging. I could be wrong but I don't think any of Trump's dumb tweets caused 65k people to lose their jobs.
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