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Biden is in trouble.

tres borrachos said:
Mayor Pete is making some serious headway here in NH. That makes me happy.

Yes, Biden is in trouble. The man's time came and went a long time ago. I don't see him winning the nomination, black support aside.
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Pete is a snake.

He is just like HRC. He will say -anything- to the crowd to get support. And the stupid ****ing flash dance routines are so lame.
 
Praxas said:
Biden is 4 years older than Trump, I guess you think Trump should pack it in as well huh? Being a senior and all right?
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Well, there are seniors, and there are seniors.

Even the most rabid Trump hater admits (with envy) that President Trump still seems to have his wits about him.

In fact, they were muttering angry words a few weeks ago because the job does not seem to have aged him.

In a debate, even President Trump might (but probably not) have mercy on his feeble opponent.


Have a nice weekend!
 
TheParser said:
Well, there are seniors, and there are seniors.

Even the most rabid Trump hater admits (with envy) that President Trump still seems to have his wits about him.

In fact, they were muttering angry words a few weeks ago because the job does not seem to have aged him.

In a debate, even President Trump might (but probably not) have mercy on his feeble opponent.


Have a nice weekend!
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No, actually Trump has lost it. He is clearly too emotional to be president and his "senior" moments are clearly demonstrated on Twitter. So yeah, thank you for showing us your comments are nothing more than partisan garbage, easily discarded as such. Have a nice weekend!
 
MovingPictures said:
Buttigieg appears to making a surge akin to Warren's a few months back, where we've seen his numbers in Iowa make a dramatic rise, and one poll (though a small sample) shows him rising in New Hampshire as well.

After Bidens awful debate last night, where he couldn't seem to complete a thought without stumbling, or saying something heinously stupid, one has to wonder if the center of the party is beginning to calculate that he's simply past his sell by date, and they are looking for another candidate.

This has happened to Republicans before. Think back to when Gingrich ran in 2012 and seemed to have all the political capital needed to win, and then failed miserably in his primary fight. There's more to winning a primary than name recognition and being a former Speaker or VP, or being connected to a dynasty, and clearly Biden was not aware of this.

I'm not going to declare Biden's candidacy dead, but he's in major trouble. He's a distant third or fourth in Iowa, he's numbers in NH aren't great, and his latest debate performance is not going to help that, but he's still strong in South Carolina and other states.

There is still a path for Biden to win, but his ability to do well beyond the south east and deep heartland is very questionable.

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I think Biden doesn't have a grip on himself. Never liked him ever since his Biden-Specter tag-team, low-down evisceration of the women testifying at the Clarence Thomas hearings (you had to have seen it), his weak-ass many yrs later non-apology thereof, his promoting putting more people in jail for drugs, his making it more difficult for shark-loan indebted individuals to declare bankruptcy and, big-time, his vote in favor of going to war in Iraq (which it was and not just giving authority for the Prez to so decide, like Hillary lied about). If Biden gets the candidacy, I don't think he can represent himself, mentally, and the votes he gets will only be against Trump and not for Joe. There are more swing-voters that would rather have an anti-American, unpatriotic, pro-Russian, pro-Kim communist, pro-dictator, anti-national security narcissist bone spur dbl-digit IQ orange blob than someone who's losing command of their mental faculties but is surrounded by competency for to put to use. The biggest lie of any politician is when they say the voter is "smart enough to know better", "can't be fooled". Either a lie or they are just as stupid in believing so.
 
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MovingPictures said:
Many, many things contributed to Clinton's loss, not just A-A.

Bringing out the vote across the board is the name of the game. If Democrats build their strategy on trying to perfectly appease everyone again, they'll end up opening the door for Trump again.

As things stand right now, Michigan and Pennsylvania are going to probably turn blue again. Arizona has gone from pink to purple, while Wisconsin hasn't gone as blue as some of the other states. It's clear the election tipping points are in those two states. Trump needs to hang on to both to win, which he can absolutely do. The secret to winning there is to drive suburban women to come out and vote for the Democratic candidate, purely out of disgust for what Trump has done.
The good news is that the elections over the past few months prove the suburbs are getting bluer by the month, and college educated women there still hate his guts.
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I agree about the suburban vote. Although when it comes to suburban women, I don't believe whoever wins the primary will have a problem with them. They won't need to be driven to the polls, they'll be climbing over each other trying to get Numnuts out of office. But if Biden loses, whoever wins will need to work harder getting the black vote out...
 
What I'm seeing, unfortunately, is VP Biden isn't up to the task. If he's nominated I'll certainly vote for him but I think it's time for some younger blood. Buttigieg seems to be up and coming, I would prefer him over Warren or Bernie.
 
3leftsdoo said:
Democrats = Finally figuring out that Biden is fried

In other news, the Beatles broke up.

:thumbs:
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Hehe, so right, and as an egomaniac that I am, I must once again point out why mayor Pete is doing so poorly with black voters, because the MSM isn't and wouldn't touch this with a 500 million foot pole. Outside of your hottie tottie talking head, well dressed lefty black "contributors", on your Democrat propaganda "news opinion" stations; normal black American's oh, and along with their normal brown American's just will NOT vote for a homosexual male for the President of the USA. NOT GOING TO HAPPEN, period, done, shut ya mouth.. Any black person on DP that has even remotely known a normal black American MUST know this.

It's true, and it's so ironically perfect that I salivate at the whole notion when I think about how the dimwits allowed their big tent to be flooded with socialists', commies, and fascists to the point of NO return. Until the dimwits figure out how to get rid of them, they're not winning another election for President in my lifetime, and I've got at least 30 years to go. you can't win the general pitting Americans against each other, it doesn't work that way. There are so many competing identities in the dimwit party that, it has essentially no identity at all, and that is the irony..

Juicy as it is, I am a firm believer in an honest adversarial government. What we have is nothing like that, and the dimwits have no one to blame but themselves!

Tim-
 
MovingPictures said:
Buttigieg appears to making a surge akin to Warren's a few months back, where we've seen his numbers in Iowa make a dramatic rise, and one poll (though a small sample) shows him rising in New Hampshire as well.

After Bidens awful debate last night, where he couldn't seem to complete a thought without stumbling, or saying something heinously stupid, one has to wonder if the center of the party is beginning to calculate that he's simply past his sell by date, and they are looking for another candidate.

This has happened to Republicans before. Think back to when Gingrich ran in 2012 and seemed to have all the political capital needed to win, and then failed miserably in his primary fight. There's more to winning a primary than name recognition and being a former Speaker or VP, or being connected to a dynasty, and clearly Biden was not aware of this.

I'm not going to declare Biden's candidacy dead, but he's in major trouble. He's a distant third or fourth in Iowa, he's numbers in NH aren't great, and his latest debate performance is not going to help that, but he's still strong in South Carolina and other states.

There is still a path for Biden to win, but his ability to do well beyond the south east and deep heartland is very questionable.

Thoughts?
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I don't think Trump is worried he may be screwed by Buttilick if he wins the demo primary.
 
Irwin Corey said:
What I'm seeing, unfortunately, is VP Biden isn't up to the task. If he's nominated I'll certainly vote for him but I think it's time for some younger blood. Buttigieg seems to be up and coming, I would prefer him over Warren or Bernie.
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I agree, of all the candidates Buttigieg stands out to me. I just worry about a hidden issue Obama had to overcome. I believe millions of Americans would never tell a pollster they wouldn't vote for a black or gay man, but they never would.

The last three elections the Democrats ran the first black man, the first woman and the now the first gay man? I believe it's about time and it says a lot about the American melting pot Democrats welcome and promote, but is the party moving faster than most Americans want to move?
 
marke said:
I don't think Trump is worried he may be screwed by Buttilick if he wins the demo primary.
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Agreed. Trump is much more worried about being impeached and/or seeing one or more of his kids go to jail. There’s no “Executive Privilege” for Federal and State charges of corruption, criminal activity or acting as an unlicensed foreign agent for a non-governmental relative.
 
Damn shame Sleepy Joe is one of the more moderate liberals up on that stage. Perhaps a few moderates and republicans might have voted for your side. As it is, the more lunatic left your candidate ends up being, the more people will hold their noses, and vote for Trump again.
 
Velvet Elvis said:
Damn shame Sleepy Joe is one of the more moderate liberals up on that stage. Perhaps a few moderates and republicans might have voted for your side. As it is, the more lunatic left your candidate ends up being, the more people will hold their noses, and vote for Trump again.
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Which is one reason why Trump and the Trumpublicans are so firmly against him. Biden makes them look bad. Warren, Bernie and other far Lefties make them look more sane.
 
MovingPictures said:
After Bidens awful debate last night, where he couldn't seem to complete a thought without stumbling, or saying something heinously stupid, one has to wonder if the center of the party is beginning to calculate that he's simply past his sell by date, and they are looking for another candidate.

Thoughts?
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I just found out today that he has had a stuttering problem since he was young, so that may account for his behavior during public speeches or debates. Just posted about it before I saw your thread.

Biden Has Struggled With Stuttering Since He Was Young, the Appearance of Lapse of Memory May Result
 
Rising Sun said:
Agreed. Trump is much more worried about being impeached and/or seeing one or more of his kids go to jail. There’s no “Executive Privilege” for Federal and State charges of corruption, criminal activity or acting as an unlicensed foreign agent for a non-governmental relative.
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Democrats used courts and prosecutors to persecute and destroy their political enemies like Hitler used the Gestapo to murder his opponents. No individual civil rights or due process are respected when democrats are in charge.
 
Roadvirus said:
Saw clips of that. I'm starting to wonder if his wiring is frayed.
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He has had a stammer from childhood.

Joe Biden's Stutter, and Mine - The Atlantic

Jack Straw, a British Labour party politician also had to deal with the same throughout a successful career. King George VI also had this affliction and employed a speech therapist to help him, as shown in the film, 'The King's Speech'.
 
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marke said:
Democrats used courts and prosecutors to persecute and destroy their political enemies like Hitler used the Gestapo to murder his opponents. No individual civil rights or due process are respected when democrats are in charge.
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Thanks for the Godwin Law example. Ironic too since Trump's biggest fans are these guys:

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MovingPictures said:
Buttigieg appears to making a surge akin to Warren's a few months back, where we've seen his numbers in Iowa make a dramatic rise, and one poll (though a small sample) shows him rising in New Hampshire as well.

After Bidens awful debate last night, where he couldn't seem to complete a thought without stumbling, or saying something heinously stupid, one has to wonder if the center of the party is beginning to calculate that he's simply past his sell by date, and they are looking for another candidate.

This has happened to Republicans before. Think back to when Gingrich ran in 2012 and seemed to have all the political capital needed to win, and then failed miserably in his primary fight. There's more to winning a primary than name recognition and being a former Speaker or VP, or being connected to a dynasty, and clearly Biden was not aware of this.

I'm not going to declare Biden's candidacy dead, but he's in major trouble. He's a distant third or fourth in Iowa, he's numbers in NH aren't great, and his latest debate performance is not going to help that, but he's still strong in South Carolina and other states.

There is still a path for Biden to win, but his ability to do well beyond the south east and deep heartland is very questionable.

Thoughts?
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despite the resulting laughing at his comments, biden still did not realize what a gaffe he had made regarding abuse of women ... keep punching at it and punching at it:
 
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