I am voting for Biden because -

[Nokomis]

The present wreckage in the WH is a compelling reason to vote for Biden.

I couldn’t agree more.

 

[Hank77]

Thread is not about Trump - the information in the video doesn't help in any form.

The thread is about Joe Biden. Do you have anything to add to the topic of the thread?

Of course, it does.

Your first choice is...
"He's not Trump"
This guy explains why he's voting for Biden because ...He's not Trump and he explains why. He also explains the second choice...Why vote for Biden?

And I agree with him.

 

[Hank77]

I’m especially concerned that he might call for his supporters to come defend him, with weapons.

I'm more concerned about some of his supporters doing it on their own.
I'm not worried about him leaving once all the voting has been certified and he is told he didn't win.

I hope the popular vote is so clearly with Biden across multiple states that he can't claim voter fraud or any such nonsense. That's why Bernie is telling his supporters that they need to vote for Biden, there can't be any doubt.

 

[The Barbarian]

Biden has shown a skill at working out differences with people of opposing views, and in finding a middle way between extremes.

For the right price.

Apparently not. Biden turns out to be one of the least-wealthy politicians. Doesn't seem to be a major concern for him...

Fact-checking Joe Biden's claim that he was among the poorest in government
"Mostly True"- Politifact.
PolitiFact - Fact-checking Joe Biden's claim that he was among the poorest in government

 

[The Barbarian]

Biden is a stealth candidate. Or a Zombie candidate, if you prefer. Even the Democrats within the party and those running his campaign know, if elected, he will never be able to serve out even half of his first term.

Even Fox New disagrees:

Here's a good comparison:

So you've just given us another reason to go with Biden over Trump, who shows obvious physical and cognitive impairments.

Consider that for a moment. If Trump is somehow elected and within the first six months or year at most is forced to vacate and Pence becomes President, whom do you believe he will pick to replace him as Vice-President?

I'm thinking maybe in addition to the debates, we should have a bicycle race. And a ramp-walking competition. And a competition where each candidate has to take a drink of water using just one hand, without spilling. No sippy cups allowed.

And yes, there's a partisan motive for suggesting that.

 

[Nokomis]

Even Fox New disagrees:

Here's a good comparison:

So you've just given us another reason to go with Biden over Trump, who shows obvious physical and cognitive impairments.

Consider that for a moment. If Trump is somehow elected and within the first six months or year at most is forced to vacate and Pence becomes President, whom do you believe he will pick to replace him as Vice-President?

I'm thinking maybe in addition to the debates, we should have a bicycle race. And a ramp-walking competition. And a competition where each candidate has to take a drink of water using just one hand, without spilling. No sippy cups allowed.

And yes, there's a partisan motive for suggesting that.

In addition to the info you provided, there’s also this example of Trump’s declining mental health too.

 

[Under One King]

In addition to the info you provided, there’s also this example of Trump’s declining mental health too.

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If I had a nickel for every time I've seen that chart posted...

 

[NoNameNothing]

I am not voting for Biden.

Wise choice. I don't Believe in Politics... So, I would choose not to vote.After what all of us have witnessed in the last 6 Months, I do not believe Politics are going to make any difference. With the coming election in the U.S, it's just a case of which Candidate will be less Authoritarian than the other and that won't be Joe Biden or his Vice President hopeful, not that I would advise for Trump either, but I guess I like Trump more than the other side and what they represent, so if I were an American and believed in Politics, I'd vote Trump.

 

[Under One King]

Wise choice. I don't Believe in Politics... So, I would choose not to vote.After what all of us have witnessed in the last 6 Months, I do not believe Politics are going to make any difference. With the coming election in the U.S, it's just a case of which Candidate will be less Authoritarian than the other and that won't be Joe Biden or his Vice President hopeful, not that I would advise for Trump either, but I guess I like Trump more than the other side and what they represent, so if I were an American and believed in Politics, I'd vote Trump.

I don't know what exactly you mean "believe in politics," but I am voting for Trump. I don't have a good opinion of politicians in general, but Trump's not really a politician. Although at this point, I'd vote for any Republican politician over Biden or any other liberal.

 

[April_Rose]

Didn't Trump just admit that he lied to Americans about the pandemic ?

And, although he hasn't admitted it, we know he lied about ...

... making his tax returns available
... not disparaging the military
... the size of his inauguration crowd
... putting pressure on Ukraine for false Biden narrative
... asking Comey to drop investigation into Flynn
... firing Comey based upon recommendations from AG Sessions/Rosenstein
... losing the 2016 popular vote because of voter fraud
... the US murder rate being the highest in 47 years
... that Obama ordered surveillance of his 2016 campaign

First of all he never lied about the pandemic, he just wanted to keep people calm. Second of all now you're just making things up and you even admitted it.

I could post many more examples of incredibly stupid things Trump has said.

Agreed, but Biden has said even more stupid things.

My point is that Trump has said as many stupid things if not more.

Umm,.. yeah,.. sure,.. NOT!!

 

[April_Rose]

I don't know what exactly you mean "believe in politics," but I am voting for Trump. I don't have a good opinion of politicians in general, but Trump's not really a politician. Although at this point, I'd vote for any Republican politician over Biden or any other liberal.

Exactly. Trump isn't a politician so why do people treat him like one?

 

[Nokomis]

If I had a nickel for every time I've seen that chart posted...

If I had a nickel for every time a Trump supporter tried to deflect a political topic away from Trump.

A friendly word of advise... find another catch phrase before you run that one into the ground.

 

[Under One King]

If I had a nickel for every time a Trump supporter tried to deflect a political topic away from Trump.

A friendly word of advise... find another catch phrase before you run that one into the ground.

What do you mean, run it into the ground? I've used it twice now. Should I have said a dime?

 

[Under One King]

First of all he never lied about the pandemic, he just wanted to keep people calm. Second of all now you're just making things up and you even admitted it.









Agreed, but Biden has said even more stupid things.










Umm,.. yeah,.. sure,.. NOT!!

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Exactly. Trump isn't a politician so why do people treat him like one?

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I'd give your posts a rating, but I'm suspended from doing that temporarily.

 

[April_Rose]

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I'd give your posts a rating, but I'm suspended from doing that temporarily.

Oh that's okay, glad to know that you liked them though.

 

[Nokomis]

I'm more concerned about some of his supporters doing it on their own.
I'm not worried about him leaving once all the voting has been certified and he is told he didn't win.

Yes, I’m concerned about that possibility too. Trump has incited and encouraged violence before when he told his supporters to beat up the people who protested against him and he would pay their legal fees. He once suggested his supporters who owned guns could act against Hillary Clinton.

He deliberately sows seeds of fear and dissension.

 

[A_Thinker]

In addition to the info you provided, there’s also this example of Trump’s declining mental health too.

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He has gorilla stance ...

 

[The Barbarian]

If I had a nickel for every time I've seen that chart posted...

There's an alternative explanation. Trump is very vain about his appearance, and is said to wear lifts in his shoes. If they were excessively high, it could cause that awkward posture.

Or it could be dementia. One of those.

 

[The Barbarian]

First of all he never lied about the pandemic, he just wanted to keep people calm.

No, he lied. He told us it was no worse than the flu, while knowing that it was much, much worse than the flu. And he admitted it on tape to Woodward.

U.S. President Trump acknowledged that COVID-19 is deadlier than the flu in early February 2020, but continued to downplay the pandemic as "like the flu" in public.

Correct Attribution
Did Trump Say in February 2020 That COVID-19 Is Deadlier Than the Flu?

Trump acknowledged coronavirus was worse than flu, three weeks before publicly comparing it to the flu
On February 7, President Trump called the coronavirus "more deadly than... even your strenuous flus” in a call with journalist Bob Woodward, then three weeks later likened it to the flu in a press conference. Sunday on 60 Minutes, Woodward reveals more details from his conversations with the president.
Trump acknowledged coronavirus was worse than flu, three weeks before publicly comparing it to the flu


President Trump acknowledged the danger of COVID-19 in recorded interviews even as he publicly downplayed the threat of the emerging coronavirus pandemic, according to a new book from Bob Woodward.

Trump told the Washington Post journalist in a March 19 interview that he "wanted to always play it down" to avoid creating a panic, according to audio published by CNN. But the president was privately aware of the threat of the virus.

"You just breathe the air and that’s how it’s passed,” Trump said in a Feb. 7 call with Woodward for his book, "Rage," due out next week. “And so that’s a very tricky one. That’s a very delicate one. It’s also more deadly than even your strenuous flu.”

“This is deadly stuff,” the president added.

His comments to Woodward are in sharp contrast to the president's public diagnosis of the pandemic.

In February, he repeatedly said the United States had the situation under control. Later that month, he predicted the U.S. would soon have "close to zero" cases. In late March, during a Fox News town hall in the Rose Garden, Trump compared the case load and death toll from COVID-19 to the season flu, noting that the economy is not shuttered annually for influenza.
Trump privately called coronavirus 'deadly' while comparing it to flu publicly: Woodward book

 

[April_Rose]

No, he lied. He told us it was no worse than the flu, while knowing that it was much, much worse than the flu. And he admitted it on tape to Woodward.

Actually,.. I see it as equal with the flu. People die from that too you know so I agree with him. That's basically what it is just a different version of it.

 

[Nokomis]

He has gorilla stance ...

Perhaps but that doesn’t explain his erratic behavior that is being attributed to having dementia.