malcontent wrote: ↑Thu, 18 Jan 2024 11:52 pmSadly, it’s either Biden or Trump in 2024.
We need a third party candidate.
I don't see a problem with him changing his mind on an issue like DEI after finding out more about it. That's what rational people do. He's actually got better ideas how to deal with diversity and racial issues. Politico is out to get him btw.Strong Eagle wrote: ↑Thu, 18 Jan 2024 11:00 pmHe's nothing to write home about.
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/01/1 ... e-00136004
Why do you say this? Biden has provided a steady guiding hand throughout tumultuous times. He has done this in spite of concerted efforts on the part of republicans to thwart his every move. He's passed an infrastructure rebuilding program. He's dealt with Ukraine and the Russian invasion in a steadfast and non alarmist way, and one that has not brought US troops into the war. The economy has held up without entering the predicted recession under his watch. And while I am very critical of the manner in which Israel has destroyed Gaza, this single issue alone is not enough to disqualify Biden from re-election.malcontent wrote: ↑Thu, 18 Jan 2024 11:52 pmSadly, it’s either Biden or Trump in 2024.
We need a third party candidate.


Hot on the trail of another conspiracy theory, are we?
I don’t do hyperbole. Both sides claim each candidate is dangerous and a threat to America. Both are patently false. The power entrusted to office of the president was intentionally limited to ensure American democracy will endure. Anything to the contrary is just blowing hot air.Strong Eagle wrote: ↑Fri, 19 Jan 2024 8:24 amWhy do you say this? Biden has provided a steady guiding hand throughout tumultuous times. He has done this in spite of concerted efforts on the part of republicans to thwart his every move. He's passed an infrastructure rebuilding program. He's dealt with Ukraine and the Russian invasion in a steadfast and non alarmist way, and one that has not brought US troops into the war. The economy has held up without entering the predicted recession under his watch. And while I am very critical of the manner in which Israel has destroyed Gaza, this single issue alone is not enough to disqualify Biden from re-election.malcontent wrote: ↑Thu, 18 Jan 2024 11:52 pmSadly, it’s either Biden or Trump in 2024.
We need a third party candidate.
So... what's wrong with Biden?
Trump, OTOH, is a proven f*cking criminal, a traitor, a seditious bastard who orchestrated the Jan 6 insurrection and continues his lies of a stolen election. He's a proven liar, a proven thief, corrupt through and through. He's incapable of leading; he wants to be dictator, he's already said that a president is immune from all prosecution, and his election will be a serious threat to our democracy.
How can he even be compared in the same sentence?
Certainly intelligent, but no chance he wins.tiktok wrote: ↑Thu, 18 Jan 2024 2:43 pmWonder if the yanks on this forum have heard of or care about Dean Phillips, running as US democratic presidential candidate?
Seems like a really smart, gutsy and positive guy. I'm totally impressed with his opinions on all the major issues. Would probably be great for the country.
No one's strong enough, it seems.malcontent wrote: ↑Thu, 18 Jan 2024 11:52 pmSadly, it’s either Biden or Trump in 2024.
We need a third party candidate.
The candidates may be better, but they don't have enough swing. Unfortunate but it's the reality.Pal wrote: ↑Fri, 19 Jan 2024 12:16 amIs there anyone else?
Surely there are better candidates in their respective parties?
malcontent wrote: ↑Thu, 18 Jan 2024 11:52 pmSadly, it’s either Biden or Trump in 2024.
We need a third party candidate.
I actually think being able to change your opinion publicly in light of new information is a sign of open mindedness, intelligence, and humility. Always respect it.tiktok wrote: ↑Fri, 19 Jan 2024 8:07 amI don't see a problem with him changing his mind on an issue like DEI after finding out more about it. That's what rational people do. He's actually got better ideas how to deal with diversity and racial issues. Politico is out to get him btw.Strong Eagle wrote: ↑Thu, 18 Jan 2024 11:00 pmHe's nothing to write home about.
https://www.politico.com/news/2024/01/1 ... e-00136004
How do you feel about Nikki Haley?malcontent wrote: ↑Fri, 19 Jan 2024 12:39 pmI don’t do hyperbole. Both sides claim each candidate is dangerous and a threat to America. Both are patently false. The power entrusted to office of the president was intentionally limited to ensure American democracy will endure. Anything to the contrary is just blowing hot air.Strong Eagle wrote: ↑Fri, 19 Jan 2024 8:24 amWhy do you say this? Biden has provided a steady guiding hand throughout tumultuous times. He has done this in spite of concerted efforts on the part of republicans to thwart his every move. He's passed an infrastructure rebuilding program. He's dealt with Ukraine and the Russian invasion in a steadfast and non alarmist way, and one that has not brought US troops into the war. The economy has held up without entering the predicted recession under his watch. And while I am very critical of the manner in which Israel has destroyed Gaza, this single issue alone is not enough to disqualify Biden from re-election.malcontent wrote: ↑Thu, 18 Jan 2024 11:52 pmSadly, it’s either Biden or Trump in 2024.
We need a third party candidate.
So... what's wrong with Biden?
Trump, OTOH, is a proven f*cking criminal, a traitor, a seditious bastard who orchestrated the Jan 6 insurrection and continues his lies of a stolen election. He's a proven liar, a proven thief, corrupt through and through. He's incapable of leading; he wants to be dictator, he's already said that a president is immune from all prosecution, and his election will be a serious threat to our democracy.
How can he even be compared in the same sentence?
I’m not a fan of Trump and never voted for him, despite being a staunch conservative. Someone like Tim Scott is who I’d like to see president.
She seems to lack depth and authenticity.
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