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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Gravityqueen4life
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Yes and then Democrats were so stoked for Joe Biden he got 10million more votes than Barack Obama...the literal first black president.
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Most people don't vote, and the Democrat voter base is especially known to be lazy. It's really not much of a feat when mail-in voting became widespread, and you could have one person have essentially their vote plus those of their non-voting family members or similar associates.Yes and then Democrats were so stoked for Joe Biden he got 10million more votes than Barack Obama...the literal first black president.
I guarantee that if voting were restricted to in-person only barring a legitimate medical or service-based exemption, then the results would have been quite different.
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If this is the best the GOP has to offer, it is in deep trouble.
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Don't look at it as a left right spilt, but top bottom.
The top of both parties are working together to keep power. The bottom is full of useful idiots. People like say, AOC, who will pander to a demo they need and then just sort of fuck about when she is not needed for votes. Cowards are another useful tool, they will get the votes and toe the line, but will back away from anything the power base doesn't like.
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AOC is attempting to ingratiate herself to the top by doing such laughable things as claiming Biden is progressive.
She has always been a fraud and it should have been obvious the moment she got the media promotion she did.
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White, Hispanic, black, Asian.
White, Hispanic, black, Asian.
Hispanic, white, black, Asian.
Maybe this is cope but could he have simply just spell-checked along and Black got capitalized for being at the beginning of the sentence?
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Or he just typoed meaning to capitalize all, or some bullshit autocorrecting software, or Twitter itself being stupid. Too many possibilities to go off of for one tweet to stand out in a vacuum. Now if he has a pattern of it...
Edit: A viewing of his twitter feed finds a lot of longer tweets with immaculate grammar and spelling. This generally is a sign of heavy use of spellchecker software being used (not a bad thing, btw), so I am more inclined towards "Software or even Twitter fuckery", especially given he doesn't reference race terribly often.
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LMAO, this is such a sad and bad cope, it’s truly remarkable. It’s almost worth it to create a separate thread to keep track of bad copes such as this one.
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Hm. I've just been burned too many times by these types. If you can find another tweet where black isn't capitalized then I'll buy it.
Edit: In that very same tweet he writes 'Black' capitalized in the middle of a sentence. I'm not too optimistic about this one bros.
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Everything BUT white is capitalized. So I went looking for any other examples of that in his tweets. Hardly did a deep dive, but a cursory glance across a while didn't show anything.
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He capitalizes Black in all the tweets I've read so far. Haven't seen any other tweets mentioning white as a skin color yet but right now this leads me to believe he purposefully chose not to capitalize White. I'll keep looking but I'm thinking this nig-nog is pozzed.
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It is quite possible, I just haven't seen any solid evidence for it yet. He's a black republican put up by the establishment ,the chance of being pozzed is there but I wait to have proof of it beyond one indetemrinate tweet.
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I'm mixed because my gut is telling me he isn't what he seems but his messaging isn't terrible for a Nig-nog.
He's pretty blatantly against Critical Race Theory from the tweets I've read. I've found no references of White in terms of race all the way back to October 14, 2020. Can anyone provide some more information into this? I'm too much of a boomer to search accurately I feel.
Despite his comments on critical race theory he also called out Iowa Representative Steve King for praising Geert Wilder's "demographics are destiny" comments.
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South Carolina’s Tim Scott, the only African-American Republican in the Senate, carefully condemned a tweet from one of his GOP colleagues that has been interpreted as thinly veiled white nationalism.
Iowa Rep. Steve King, an immigration hard-liner, tweeted praise for Geert Wilders, a Dutch politician who openly opposes Islam and immigration.
“Wilders understands that culture and demographics are our destiny,” King wrote Sunday. “We can’t restore our civilization with somebody else’s babies.”
The criticism was swift, even among King’s colleagues. But Scott didn’t weigh in until Monday.
“E pluribus unum,” wrote Scott in a tweet with a link to a New York Times story on King’s remarks. “And as Christians, we believe the many all come from Adam and Eve.”
In a later statement, Scott further clarified his tweet.
“Rep. King’s comments immediately brought to mind the motto printed on our nation’s coins – e pluribus unum, or ‘out of many, one,’ ” Scott said in an email. “And as a Christian myself, I believe we are all descended from the same place. His comments stand in direct contradiction to those ideas and beliefs, and I firmly reject them.”
Scott has served as an influential voice in Congress during a period of renewed, race-fueled tension in the United States. He gave a speech last year about being targeted by law enforcement and called in 2017 for racial healing during the confirmation hearing for President Donald Trump’s attorney general as others accused the nominee, fellow Republican Jeff Sessions, of holding racist sentiments.
As one of the few African-American Republicans in elected office, Scott has faced racist rhetoric directed at him largely on Twitter: He has been called “a house negro,” “a white man in a black man’s body” and “a disgrace to the black race.”
King has stood by his Sunday tweet despite the criticism from within his own party. “Of course I meant exactly what I said,” King told CNN host Chris Cuomo on Monday.
“You cannot rebuild your civilization with somebody else’s babies. You’ve got to keep your birth rate up, and that you need to teach your children your values,” King said. “In doing so, you can grow your population, you can strengthen your culture and you can strengthen your way of life.”
King went on to say that he’d like to see less focus on race in the United States in a future where “intermarriage” leads to an “America that is just so homogenous that we look a lot the same.”
“I’m a champion for Western civilization,” King said to Cuomo.
WASHINGTON
South Carolina’s Tim Scott, the only African-American Republican in the Senate, carefully condemned a tweet from one of his GOP colleagues that has been interpreted as thinly veiled white nationalism.
Iowa Rep. Steve King, an immigration hard-liner, tweeted praise for Geert Wilders, a Dutch politician who openly opposes Islam and immigration.
“Wilders understands that culture and demographics are our destiny,” King wrote Sunday. “We can’t restore our civilization with somebody else’s babies.”
The criticism was swift, even among King’s colleagues. But Scott didn’t weigh in until Monday.
“E pluribus unum,” wrote Scott in a tweet with a link to a New York Times story on King’s remarks. “And as Christians, we believe the many all come from Adam and Eve.”
In a later statement, Scott further clarified his tweet.
“Rep. King’s comments immediately brought to mind the motto printed on our nation’s coins – e pluribus unum, or ‘out of many, one,’ ” Scott said in an email. “And as a Christian myself, I believe we are all descended from the same place. His comments stand in direct contradiction to those ideas and beliefs, and I firmly reject them.”
Scott has served as an influential voice in Congress during a period of renewed, race-fueled tension in the United States. He gave a speech last year about being targeted by law enforcement and called in 2017 for racial healing during the confirmation hearing for President Donald Trump’s attorney general as others accused the nominee, fellow Republican Jeff Sessions, of holding racist sentiments.
As one of the few African-American Republicans in elected office, Scott has faced racist rhetoric directed at him largely on Twitter: He has been called “a house negro,” “a white man in a black man’s body” and “a disgrace to the black race.”
King has stood by his Sunday tweet despite the criticism from within his own party. “Of course I meant exactly what I said,” King told CNN host Chris Cuomo on Monday.
“You cannot rebuild your civilization with somebody else’s babies. You’ve got to keep your birth rate up, and that you need to teach your children your values,” King said. “In doing so, you can grow your population, you can strengthen your culture and you can strengthen your way of life.”
King went on to say that he’d like to see less focus on race in the United States in a future where “intermarriage” leads to an “America that is just so homogenous that we look a lot the same.”
“I’m a champion for Western civilization,” King said to Cuomo.
He doesn't pass the sniff test for me.
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Alright i take it back. Scott's a coon.
You fucks are grasping at straws now.
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That's my general take. While it's not impossible by any means, it is the thinnest of evidence.
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Yes, they still export mostly unprocessed resources and import a huge array of manufactures that could still be made locally. Every fall in the Rouble means yet more has to be exported.
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Need to do some serious catching up
Even China has it's party congress filled up for their bullshit speeches.
That's nothing, we used to cane people and bring pistols into Congress back in the old days.
Wow, some joint session. Is there a single Republican in that crowd?
They don't care no matter how easy it is to debunk shit like "women get paid less" or "hands up don't shoot".
Didn't some Chinese Exec buy some factory in the rust belt and run it like a Chinese factory? There is a documentary about it on Netflix I think.
Yeah but those regulations are saving Americans!!!!
Just raise taxes more and print more money. Hey didn't we have a war about this?
That's if you're lucky.
Nothing will go wrong citizen, just comply.So he won't tax me if I make under $400k. But he will force my company to pay everyone $7 to $3 more than they make now. He will also cut my company's profits. He will force my company to give workers at all levels 3 paid months off and I can't replace them permanently if they have a kid or get someone instain with babby.
Surely my company won't cut jobs to pay for this. But hey, my taxes won't go up. Shoot, if I lose my job, my taxes will go down!
They aren't even hiding their hostility for mom and pop shops anymore. Redditors had the same stances during all the shut downs saying if you can't survive you deserve to close.
Every day I miss him more and more.
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How was the greatest Presidential speech in the history of humanity? I wanted to watch but was in a euphoric coma after realizing that for the FIRST TIME there was someone standing around for something. For the first time.
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