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Re: Biden concerns.
biden's fine. nothing to see here.Comment
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Re: Biden concerns.
Not sure why we need another thread discussing the wisdom of Biden running again --
Who else? From the previous thread --
Calmes: What if Biden weren't running? Democrats have a bench that's deeper than you think
https://www.latimes.com/opinion/stor...-2024-campaignDavid G
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Re: Biden concerns.
We have many needs DavidG.Not sure why we need another thread discussing the wisdom of Biden running again --
Who else? From the previous thread --
Calmes: What if Biden weren't running? Democrats have a bench that's deeper than you think
https://www.latimes.com/opinion/stor...-2024-campaignComment
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Re: Biden concerns.
yesIf he ever drinks the brew of 10 tanna leaves, he will become a monster the likes of which the world has never seen
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Do you really believe that these are the most important issues the Federal government needs to address? It seems to me they should be pretty far down the list. What about the pending debt ceiling crisis? The ongoing train wreck at our southern border and related inaction on immigration policy reform? Out of control spending? Inflation (related to out of control spending)? Inaction on social security reform to avert a 28% benefit reduction to current recipients in a few short years because the money won’t be there to pay? These all have a far bigger impact on most people’s lives than guns or abortion.
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Re: Biden concerns.
When Trump ran the first time, and when Biden ran in the primary weren't there casts of, if not thousands, at least dozens? What happened to all of them?Comment
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"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations,
for nature cannot be fooled."
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The House passed a bill that would limit discretionary spending increase to 1%. Biden’s response has been a refusal to offer a counter proposal. He said from the beginning that he would not negotiate. A reasonable person would believe that some kind of compromise should be possible.
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Re: Biden concerns.
Bullsh!t. No compromise with hostage takers. Threatening to deliberately crash the economy unless they get what they otherwise don't have anything near the votes to pass is probably the most despicable thing the current crop of Republicans has done, and it's a long list."For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations,
for nature cannot be fooled."
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