[WaPo] The top Democrats calling on Biden to drop out of the 2024 election

I thought she got where she is by sucking d**k or something? Yall gotta pick a narrative and go with it.

 

You are correct -- her mentor turned lover Willie Brown, who was roughly 70 y/o at the time and she was in her mid 30's. She has proven that she'll do whatever it takes -- because frankly, that sounds kinda gross.

 

I highly encourage you to keep bringing this up.

 

https://www.iheart.com/podcast/105-...de/agenda-47-trumps-plan-to-invade-166871138/
This is why the GOP I hope loses. Because they are bat **** insane. Why b**** about project 2025 when agenda 47 is just as bad **** insane?

 

Historians will discuss the failed debate and damage control for years to come.

I never thought I’d vote for Kari Lake for senate but here we are.

 

You really considering that?

 

If you vote for Kari Lake because Joe is slow, you never were voting for Joe or a Democrat. She is an extremist.

Kari Lake is a fascist who denies election results with the most fantastical lies.

What Joe Biden did in a debate wouldn't make anyone who wouldn't vote for someone like Kari Lake to suddenly vote for someone like that.

There is no logical sense here.

 

I'm trying to legitimately find an inaccuracy in his sentiment:

"You go into these small towns in Pennsylvania and, like a lot of small towns in the Midwest, the jobs have been gone now for 25 years and nothing's replaced them. And they fell through the Clinton administration, and the Bush administration, and each successive administration has said that somehow these communities are gonna regenerate and they have not.

And it's not surprising then they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy toward people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."

What part do you disagree with exactly?

Even when people like you try to project democrats as people who hate white rural small town folk, you bring up an example that shows more empathy towards them than any GOP member would towards a urban minority.

 

Joe Biden succumbing to age is not making you vote for Kari Lake.

 

Why wouldn't he? Obama should be doing this. He is the most influential living ex-president. He ceded power to Trump and doesn't want to see it happen again. He cares about Democratic achievements and might believe that the party's broader goals will be completely undone if Joe Biden doesn't step aside.

 

When they accuse a woman of doing it they're shaming her. When they openly support a known sexual Don Juan they admire him for it.

 

Biden winning is not a credible outcome at this point, which endangers the Democrats' attempts at stealing the election again with ballot harvesting and voting via mail ballots on behalf of registered voters who they see didn't go to the polls. The public won't buy it. However, if they subvert the democratic process and party elites install a new candidate, perhaps they can go for the steal again and have the public buy the story of a groundswell of support for someone new. Trump's margin right now is too big to rig, which leaves the Democrats with no other option than to install a new candidate. Let's see what risks the Democrats will take this time... and whether the media has any credibility left after their obvious lies about Biden's health have now been exposed.

 

Why are old white people doing mail in ballots for decades not a problem for you but it is when suddenly urban minorities do it?

 

You never hear then complain about the eight states that had mail-in voting for a while now even when the outcomes in places like Utah and Nevada benefit them.

 

The question is.. orchestrating what? Him stepping down or continuing on? There's people saying both things simultaneously.

As I said, I highly encourage our local nutters to keep pushing that narrative. Nothing will drive away suburban wine moms faster than open misogyny and slut shaming like that.

 

Allow me to dust off this old chestnut.

 

Name me a black woman who politically is opposed to your ideology you believe did something on their own merit?