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It’s time to take the keys away from Grandpa.
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Biden is toast. He needs to step aside - now.
I fear, however, the damage is already done - but if Biden refuses to step aside, his campaign is going to implode.
Trump and his advisers probably can't believe their luck, even though they have been slagging Biden off for being too old for years already - sadly, even a stopped clock is right twice a day, and unfortunately both Biden's camp and the Democrats more generally have refused to see the woods for the trees.
I fear, however, the damage is already done - but if Biden refuses to step aside, his campaign is going to implode.
Trump and his advisers probably can't believe their luck, even though they have been slagging Biden off for being too old for years already - sadly, even a stopped clock is right twice a day, and unfortunately both Biden's camp and the Democrats more generally have refused to see the woods for the trees.
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They're both too old, but Trump's racist dementia grandpa energy is what his followers love because they hope that one day they too can let all their inside thoughts be outside thoughts. While ******** themselves in
People who say that AI isn't human because it's just mashing words together and making stuff up, I present to you Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. How is someone supposed to hold a country together when they can't hold a sentence together? Biden just needs to be plugged into ChatGPT. Someone at the White House make an audio plugin with Biden's voice and start letting that do the audio interviews at least. And ramp up the production on the RoboBiden, we need the prototype out there giving speeches already.
You guys running out of bad things to say about Trump, he's not even racist wth lol I do agree Biden is not fit for presidency, but that was obvious four years ago.
I feel a little bad for him though, he should be enjoying his last years stress free not role playing president of the USA, this is elder abuse.
I feel a little bad for him though, he should be enjoying his last years stress free not role playing president of the USA, this is elder abuse.
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You guys running out of bad things to say about Trump, he's not even racist wth lol I do agree Biden is not fit for presidency, but that was obvious four years ago.
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tbf Donny does most of the work saying bad stuff about himself 
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Opinion | Donald Trump’s Racism: The Definitive List, Updated (Published 2018)
The media uses euphemisms. Here’s the truth: President Trump is a racist.nyti.ms
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As a faithful follower of the king-tyrant of the dis-united states of America you wouldnt be able to see the difference between truth and lie even when your whole existence would be at stake.
Literally every time he opens his mouth, the scale goes between 1% gibberish and 99% lie to 99% gibberish and 100% lie, breaking with the laws of %-math, just because he is above any law.
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You do know both can be true, right? Just because one says something racist doesn't excuse the other person when they say something racist. And yes, I think Biden is racist, at least to a degree. While it's not an excuse, both men are old as dirt and were raised in an era where non-whites weren't exactly looked at favourably.
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To frank, it doesn't really matter if a president is actually racist or not on a personal level. Everyone is entitled to their opinions. But if that racism then colours policy that the government impliments, then that's a problem and that's the difference between Biden and Trump. IMO.
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When it comes to stuff like this I think it's important to remember that the desire to enact the law/change comes before the law itself. There would have been a number of people opposed to segregation and discrimination before the Act, or it never would have passed. I wouldn't use the 1964 as a hard cutoff.
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I agree, but I just find it weird Trumpers seem to think it's some sort of "gotcha" moment when they say Biden is racist. Like ya, he probably is, old white guys are more often than not racist or racist by today's standards.
But I do think Biden's attempting to steer away from appearing racist has caused him to make decisions for his administration. Kamala Harris seems like she was picked because she's a minority and it's backfired because she's now a liability for the administration, not because she's a minority though, but because she's bad at her job. Another example would be the Ketanji Brown Jackson Supreme Court pick. Granted, Brown Jackson is very much a qualified judge, but Biden still said something along the lines of he was going to pick a black woman for the job. Had he just picked Brown Jackson and said it was based on her qualifications, I wouldn't have questioned it. But he made it seem like he was picking her because of race, not because she was actually a good judge.
This doesn't even address the complicated past he has with segregationists and while he might not believe that now, he believed in it enough back in the day that he made policy decisions surrounding it.
So you must remember when he warned Germany about dependency on Russian energy right?
and those low iq german politicians whoever they were even laughed at him. I don't think Trump is a genius by any stretch but damn if he highlights how dumb, corrupt or both the average politician has become.Besides let's be honest, If a black guy said "white man jobs" nobody would call him racist.
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I’m not talking about domestically, I’m talking about internationally. The battle all three governments are fighting right now is “reasonable” versus “far right”. UK had a liberal/centrist landslide, France has a liberal/centrist majority if the two parties choose to cooperate, and the US also has a chance to create a liberal/centrist majority. Could be a sweep of the far right at a pivotal time when we need to align against Russia and China.
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Biden stands firm on critical night - but gaffes mar fightback
The US president says he has no intention of ending his campaign in an hour-long news conference that may not calm Democratic fears.
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Biden introduced President Zelenskiy as Putin, and referred to his VP as "Vice President Trump"
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The links to videos on Twitter in this article are (trails off, lost for words...)
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I can't wait for all of the media coverage of Trump's confusing Tuesday night rally
One thing is clear, Donald Trump isn't fit for the presidency. I hope his campaign can survive all of the media coverage calling for him to step down.
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Imagine having a presidential candidate who isn't a walking cognitive disability. Every day, both Trump and Biden show more and more how they don't have the mental capacity to run the nation (granted, Trump has more glaring issues than his lack of mental capacity, though).The links to videos on Twitter in this article are (trails off, lost for words...)
I can't wait for all of the media coverage of Trump's confusing Tuesday night rally
One thing is clear, Donald Trump isn't fit for the presidency. I hope his campaign can survive all of the media coverage calling for him to step down.
