was Trump Fit , is Biden fit poll

[perplexed]

I am amazed that anyone thinks Trump or Biden is fit to president so I thought I would do a poll

 

[durangodawood]

"Fit" sounds like a judgement on their physical and mental resources. Id say both are/were fit enough.

Thats different from morally suitable. Or temperamentally suitable.

 

[.Mikha'el.]

Biden is fit, but Trump never was. The way I see it, the two primary functions of the American president are head of government and commander-in-chief of the armed forces, and it would be reasonable for any president to have a background in either government or the military. Trump's the only one not to have had either one. I wouldn't vote for the current president, but Biden is definitely qualified.

 

[disciple Clint]

Biden is fit, but Trump never was. The way I see it, the two primary functions of the American president are head of government and commander-in-chief of the armed forces, and it would be reasonable for any president to have a background in either government or the military. Trump's the only one not to have had either one. I wouldn't vote for the current president, but Biden is definitely qualified.

I would suggest that even people in Biden's own party have serious questions about his mental fitness.

 

[KCfromNC]

I would suggest that even people in Biden's own party have serious questions about his mental fitness.

I doubt your post surprises anyone, either in the opinion professed or the complete lack of reasons to take it seriously.

 

[Albion]

I am amazed that anyone thinks Trump or Biden is fit to president so I thought I would do a poll

Unfortunately, all the poll will show is people saying that the one they voted for was/is fit and the one that they didn't vote for--regardless of the reason--was/is not fit.

 

[durangodawood]

I would suggest that even people in Biden's own party have serious questions about his mental fitness.

I admit I'm a little worried. But his clear moral fitness advantage over his opponent made the choice easy.

 

[Albion]

I admit I'm a little worried. But his clear moral fitness advantage over his opponent made the choice easy.

That was at a time when he was hiding it pretty well, though, right? I have to wonder what you will think two months from now when all the alibis have fallen through.

 

[durangodawood]

That was at a time when he was hiding it pretty well, though, right? I have to wonder what you will think two months from now when all the alibis have fallen through.

Well, so far he's mentally fit enough imo. You could be right, but sorry if I dont consider you a genuine prophet.

 

[Albion]

Well, so far he's mentally fit enough imo. You could be right, but sorry if I dont consider you a genuine prophet.

It doesn't take a prophet to observe what appears, from much evidence, to be dementia. In fact, that isn't what a prophet is or the word means. Not at all.

 

[Yttrium]

I don't think Biden is unfit, although that could easily change sometime in the next few years due to his age. That's why I would have preferred a younger candidate.

I think Trump was mentally unfit to be president, although not due to his age. I think he is dangerously delusional, prone to believing his vast number of mistruths and bizarre conspiracy theories.

 

[Albion]

I think Trump was mentally unfit to be president, although not due to his age. I think he is dangerously delusional, prone to believing his vast number of mistruths and bizarre conspiracy theories.

Maybe so, maybe not. However, we have to admit also that if what you say is true, it's ironic that the coup-plotters who tried to overthrow the election of 2016 used a whopper of a conspiracy theory concocted by the Clinton campaign about a fictional "collusion" between the Trump administration and Russia! So, when it comes to conspiracy theories, you may be holding your scorecard upside down.

 

[durangodawood]

It doesn't take a prophet to observe what appears, from much evidence, to be dementia. In fact, that isn't what a prophet is or the word means. Not at all.

Yeah the Biblical prophets were not really future tellers? They were more like broad seeing scolds who called out their society's drift away from God's intentions, right? But the the word today definitely includes future telling, as in one who makes prophesy.

 

[durangodawood]

Maybe so, maybe not. However, we have to admit also that if what you say is true, it's ironic that the coup-plotters who tried to overthrow the election of 2016 used a whopper of a conspiracy theory concocted by the Clinton campaign about a fictional "collusion" between the Trump administration and Russia! So, when it comes to conspiracy theories, you may be holding your scorecard upside down.

I recall an removal effort based on Ukraine, not Russia, malfeasance.

There was an investigation into Russia dealings, which did uncover some very disturbing findings.

 

[Albion]

I recall an removal effort based on Ukraine, not Russia, malfeasance.

If you're talking about Biden using our tax monies to bribe the government of Ukraine, that wouldn't be a "conspiracy theory" because it isn't in doubt, isn't a mere theory. He explained how he pulled it off and did so on stage as well as on film.

 

[Albion]

I recall an removal effort based on Ukraine, not Russia, malfeasance.

There was an investigation into Russia dealings, which did uncover some very disturbing findings.

"Very disturbing findings?" Yeh, it's disturbing to think that our FBI and high ranking members of the government would intentionally lie to the FISA court in order to get a warrant and then spend two years and forty million dollars pretending to find evidence before Robert Mueller had to tell Congress that there was nothing to it!

 

[d taylor]

If you are a liar and a deceiver, you are fit for government service. President, congressman, representative, senator, governor, mayor, city council seat. etc...

 

[Yttrium]

Maybe so, maybe not. However, we have to admit also that if what you say is true, it's ironic that the coup-plotters who tried to overthrow the election of 2016 used a whopper of a conspiracy theory concocted by the Clinton campaign about a fictional "collusion" between the Trump administration and Russia! So, when it comes to conspiracy theories, you may be holding your scorecard upside down.

Pfft. You're comparing one big conspiracy theory to all of Trump's? Get a bigger shovel to dig up your dirt.

 

[SilverBear]

Maybe so, maybe not. However, we have to admit also that if what you say is true, it's ironic that the coup-plotters who tried to overthrow the election of 2016 used a whopper of a conspiracy theory concocted by the Clinton campaign about a fictional "collusion" between the Trump administration and Russia! So, when it comes to conspiracy theories, you may be holding your scorecard upside down.

speaking of mistruths and bizarre conspiracy theories....

 

[Albion]

Pfft. You're comparing one big conspiracy theory to all of Trump's?

Well, there aren't "all of Trump's." That's just something to be said against him, like he's lied 45,389 times, is a Nazi, is a mass murderer (seriously), and all the others that someone conjured up.

But go ahead and list "all of Trump's" conspiracy theories if you really think there are so many.