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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Maybe if you read the thread you'd see a lot of us have, myself included. But go on.
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"RAWR! Pounce on this, Republicans!"
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Political attacks in this sense mean asking why he chose such a fucked up and easily avoidable course of action that cost lives.
Not exactly the same as what Trump dealt with.
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I-TEAM EXCLUSIVE: 3-year-old California boy stranded in Afghanistan
I-TEAM EXCLUSIVE: A 3-year-old Northern California boy and his family are stranded in Afghanistan right now. There are many working to help after official U.S. channels failed, but they're on the move and have gone silent.abc7news.com
So yeah apparently he's a shitskin anchor baby and as such honestly deserves to be raped to death by moon-worshippers in a shithole country, I just want to hear that from the president's mouth. Is that too much to ask?
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Is this the new way to describe senile old man ranting?
I'm going to repeat myself: Yapping about Beau to widows and bereft parents is crass.
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>Over the last two weeks
Two weeks he spent running and hiding like the little bitch he is.
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"Sure I directly caused the completely avoidable death of your son, but I had a son die once!"
I'm honestly shocked at how this man hasn't been sent to the hospital by an angry parent
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Yeah...by not answering questions.
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Really, Joey boy? REALLY? Then why do you just dig yourself in a deeper and deeper hole?
Joe Biden Has Failed the Families
At a solemn ceremony at Dover Air Force Base, the president kept looking at his watch.“I actually leaned into my son’s mother’s ear and I said, ‘I swear to God if he checks his watch one more time’ — and that was only probably four times in. I couldn’t look at him anymore after that, just considering especially … why we were there. It was, I found it to be the most disrespectful thing I’d ever seen.”
So said Mark Schmitz, the father of Missouri’s Jared Schmitz, a 20-year-old Marine Corps Lance Corporal who was one of 13 warriors killed in last Thursday’s terrorist bombings at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul.
Perhaps the toughest role taken on by every American president is as consoler-in-chief. In times of national mourning — whether the disaster is natural or man-caused — it’s the solemn duty of the president to console the nation, the friends, the family members. Here, according to the grieving families themselves, Joe Biden has failed miserably and utterly.
Schmitz was joined on Sean Hannity’s show yesterday by another Gold Star father, Darin Hoover, whose son Darin Taylor Hoover Jr. was a 31-year-old Marine staff sergeant from Utah. While Schmitz chose to meet with the president — “I felt I owed it to my son to at least have some words with him about how I felt,” he said — Hoover and his family chose not to. “We said, ‘Absolutely not.’ We didn’t want to deal with him, we didn’t want him anywhere near us. We as a family decided that that was the way it was going to be.”
Hoover, though, noticed that same thing Schmitz did as the fallen warriors’ caskets were being offloaded: “That didn’t happen just once. It happened on every single one that came out of that airplane. It happened on every single one of them. They would release the salute, and he would look down at his watch on every last one, all 13, he looked down at his watch.”
It’s impossible to defend such conduct, especially from a commander-in-chief. Was it simply a nervous tic? Or was it an unmistakable non-verbal betrayal of Biden’s desire to be anywhere in the world but precisely where he was at that moment?
Perhaps just as bad was Biden’s behavior among the individual families, when the president seemed to want to talk more about his own deceased son, Beau, who died of brain cancer in 2015. As The Washington Post reports:
Schmitz and Hoover weren’t alone in their anger toward Joe Biden. The sister of Marine Corps Lance Corporal Rylee McCollum, from Wyoming, reported that her sister-in-law, Rylee’s wife, Jiennah, who is due to give birth to their child next month, felt the president’s words were “scripted and shallow, a conversation that lasted only a couple minutes in 'total disregard to the loss of our Marine — our brother, son, husband, and father.’”
Here, we can’t help but think of the difference between this president and past presidents, especially George W. Bush, who spent more time with the families of the fallen and the grievously wounded than any commander-in-chief since Vietnam. And we’re reminded of a specific article we read a few years back, an article excerpted from a book written by his press secretary, Dana Perino, which told us more about the role of consoler-in-chief than anything we’d ever read before or since.
Getting back to Joe Biden: All of this sorrow, this wrenching grief, is compounded by word that his Pentagon had specific advanced knowledge of the attack, including its likely timing and location. As Politico reports:
The bombing that one day later killed the 13 Americans did, of course, occur at the Abbey Gate. Whether we could’ve stopped it, or somehow limited its lethality, is wholly unknowable. But it seems fair to say that we could’ve done more than we did.
And so, we’re left to wonder: Where are the resignations, Mr. President? Where’s that of Joint Chiefs Chairman Mark Milley? Where’s that of Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin? Where’s yours, for that matter?
Isn’t anyone in this administration man enough to be held accountable?
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More people need to resign. Lets accelerate the decline!
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As if the media questions would have been anything more than the usual lispy faggot groveling about how powerful his words are when he mentions Beau.
Fuck's sake the press had hatred dripping in every question to President Trump.
I hate them as much as anyone in the administration.
Fuck's sake the press had hatred dripping in every question to President Trump.
I hate them as much as anyone in the administration.
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Holy shit. He blamed Trump multiple times, then turned around and took credit for Trump's plan. Trump announced last September, I believe it was, so a year ago, that he was going to bring the troops home. This admin never ceases to amaze me how brazen they are about lying, among many other things.
And why the fuck does he keep saying that he's not going to send thousands and thousands, or your sons and daughters (PLEASE.) to fight a war... what war?! Who is asking him to send in thousands of more troops?? He's said this at least five times so far in this speech.
They don't have anything to say, so they just make shit up. Just like all these random numbers that keep changing: 100,000, 120,000, 50,000 - what do these numbers even belong to?????
Two trillion dollars, 300 million dollars, one trillion, 150 million WHAT THE FUCK
And why the fuck does he keep saying that he's not going to send thousands and thousands, or your sons and daughters (PLEASE.) to fight a war... what war?! Who is asking him to send in thousands of more troops?? He's said this at least five times so far in this speech.
They don't have anything to say, so they just make shit up. Just like all these random numbers that keep changing: 100,000, 120,000, 50,000 - what do these numbers even belong to?????
Two trillion dollars, 300 million dollars, one trillion, 150 million WHAT THE FUCK
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Funny you say that. I went to Catholic school. There were both nuns and priests in my school and we wore full uniforms. These days?
In my city, the Catholic schools are now...more liberal. I did a teaching assignment at one of my local Catholic schools. Third grade. There were no priests. no nuns. All lay teachers and lay administration. The uniforms were more lax and plain. They allowed for a lot of exceptions.
But there is ONE traditional Catholic K-12 school in my city. This school did not come along until I was already graduated from high school. They pride themselves on modeling their pedagogy on the teachings of St. Aquinas. They have the stations of the cross permanently installed on the grounds outside. They have a regular civic requirement for the students as condition of graduation.
One such requirement is to attend anti abortion rallies. Their website has this page where they lay EVERYTHING out as far as the traditional Catholic dogma, belief systems, the beliefs of St. Aquinas, and the civic duty requirements.
There are NO EXCEPTIONS. While they state that they will not deny acceptance to any student based on race, income, or even flavor of Christianity...they and their parents MUST ACCEPT AND AGREE to the conditions and understand their culture and dogma as a condition of being accepted as a student.
And I gotta say that it is REFRESHING. My city also has only one church that offers Latin Mass on Wednesdays. That school uses this church for feast day celebrations, etc.
I am honestly shocked to shit that the IdPol/SJW/Troon/LGBBQWTF/Pedophile brigade hasn't pulled any of its usual antics like prodding some big burly bulldyke to apply and get hired as a gym teacher just to get fired and blubber to the media about it later.
Hasn't happened...yet. It gives me a sliver of hope to see there are traditional Catholics still out there--not just the ones who say they are because they attend mass at St. __________ each week and subscribe to the Observer.
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I thought lurking in this thread had hardened my heart enough to not care any more, even after reading and hearing those statements from the parents of the marines.
Seeing that many good Americans line the streets to see one of their town's sons returning in a casket actually caused me, a full-grown man, to quietly sob in his home office. I'm in agreement when people say we worship the military too much as a culture here in the US, but every single one of those kids is a hero who didn't deserve what they got handed to them by TPTB.
As I've sat here and typed this out, I've progressed from dark sadness to incandescent rage at the absolute fucking retards that allowed 13 of our very best and who knows how many more in the coming months to die.
Bless this country, but curse those "leading" it.
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JUST SHUT UP BECAUSE TALKING POINT!
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The fact that after all that's happened, the first people to resign are from the fucking FDA and over something not even related to Afghanistan is fucking infuriating.
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