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Most of the time it's really more like voting for "We won't put EVEN MORE rat turds in the soup than there already are, but we don't want to propose anything radical like actually reducing them even slightly."
Meanwhile no one wants to consider the option to just storm the kitchen, force all the cooks out at gunpoint, and take over.
Meanwhile no one wants to consider the option to just storm the kitchen, force all the cooks out at gunpoint, and take over.
And if they do it, they're handing the election to trump. The end.
Edit: sigh, I guess I need to the optimist anyway. They ******* WONT because the logistics alone of replacing the presidential candidate THREE MONTHS BEFORE THE VOTE is insurmountable. They can bitch all they want, but they need biden to have any chance to win.
Edit: sigh, I guess I need to the optimist anyway. They ******* WONT because the logistics alone of replacing the presidential candidate THREE MONTHS BEFORE THE VOTE is insurmountable. They can bitch all they want, but they need biden to have any chance to win.
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Courts determined to pile salt in the wounds.
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Federal appeals court blocks remainder of Biden's student debt relief plan
A federal appeals court has blocked the implementation of the Biden administration’s student debt relief plan, which would have lowered monthly payments for millions of borrowers.
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Oh, so biden made a statement declaring he's done? Or is it just commentators commentating?
Bidens current statement is: he's in it to win it.
Changing now is giving it to trump. And don't believe everything you see on TV.
Alright, so who has to say what to get you to believe that he's actually, wholeheartedly in the race? Because you do realize "He's dropping out" is just the new "but her emails", right? Literally saying ANYTHING to undermine his support.
Hey, that's nice. And I don't disagree with the statement.
Kindly answer the question.
Kindly answer the question.
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My answer is “when he gets nominated.” Until then, I don’t trust anything coming out of his campaign while the party bickers.
That's actually a viable and valid answer. Thank you.
Whether replacing Biden would make the Democrat's chances better or worse is something I'm not going to judge, since I can't influence that anyway.
It shouldn't make a very large difference either way, because any reasonable voter should vote for the preferred one out of the main two, and we already know who the other guy is.
It shouldn't make a very large difference either way, because any reasonable voter should vote for the preferred one out of the main two, and we already know who the other guy is.
Getting vibes of when the Tories eased out various prime ministers during their last term of office, how it gets stirred up in the media for several weeks beforehand. Then suddenly happens. Feels very similar. From this side of the pond, anyway.
(Also reminds me of Labour’s last time in government when cabinet minister tried to ease out Gordon Brown to role him with someone ‘more electable’, but ended up seriously weakening him.)
(Also reminds me of Labour’s last time in government when cabinet minister tried to ease out Gordon Brown to role him with someone ‘more electable’, but ended up seriously weakening him.)
i hate Biden too but all these ******* press stories about him dropping out just make me flash back to the 10th Doctor going "Don't you think she looks tired?"
IF something happened between now and the election the ONLY actual replacement is Harris. I can buy the Dem establishment being stupid enough to try to replace her (maybe to install someone even further to the right than Biden) but if that happens the sheer optics of trying to stop a black woman candidate would probably cost them virtually all the demographics they'd need to win.
IF something happened between now and the election the ONLY actual replacement is Harris. I can buy the Dem establishment being stupid enough to try to replace her (maybe to install someone even further to the right than Biden) but if that happens the sheer optics of trying to stop a black woman candidate would probably cost them virtually all the demographics they'd need to win.
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Ohio Senate approves fix assuring President Biden is on fall ballot
A temporary fix allowing President Joe Biden to appear on this fall’s ballot has cleared the Ohio Senate as the Republican-controlled Legislature concluded a rare special session.
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Ohio law originally required Presidential candidates to be certified 90 days before the election. The law was changed to 65 days, but other states may have similar laws.