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In these troubled times many of the protesters and many of the protests are clearly supporting Biden and the Democratic Party where is Joe Biden trying to bring peace back to our country where is Joe Biden trying to be a leader. 80 Days no interviews
He fell asleep.
Here is Biden’s full capacity on display as he attacks Trump in what one news organization described as his “fiery” speech. View the video to be startled by the raw energy in this devastating word assault as he comes out of his basement to eviscerate his hated opponent —
https://www.foxnews.com/transcript/m...ssage-to-trump
Brutal, ‘eh? I can’t wait for those awesome oratory skills to be leveled onto the rampaging rioting looters and statue jerkers. Peace or perhaps a coma will instantly beset the mob.
That fox clip has to be fake, right?:shutup: We are in deep chit......
I've never seen that level of passion from Biden...It would be interesting to know his pulse rate at the time...:zzz:...Ben
Even if Biden's camp believes (and they probably do) that all this civil unrest works to their advantage in November, you would still think a statesman running for the Presidency would strongly call for an end to the violent and criminal component of these protests. So what is the take on his silence. Could be one of several things. His handlers don't think he is capable or he condones what is going on, neither of which is a good thing. Trump has been pummeled around here for nearly three years. I think it is time to really start examining what a Biden Presidency will look like rather than simply casting a vote to get Trump out and not a "real" endorsement of Biden. I don't think any thinking person believes Biden has the capability to be an effective President in his current mental state. The only way he can govern is with a shadow government. It's actually pretty sad when our great country has to choose between these two men to lead us. Unfortunately, that is where we find ourselves. I see a vote for Trump as causing more upheaval and anarchy and I see a vote for Biden as a huge step towards eventual socialism and radical left wing ideology. Choose your medicine carefully.
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Originally Posted by Dave Grubb
What do polls have to do with leadership? :shrug:
This Presidential race has become one of the most entertaining I've seen. ROTFLMAO.
Hunter
Trump can't fault Joe since Joe doesn't have to speak to the issues. When he does Trump want to just up, down and pout like a little baby.
And for those here that want someone to speak to the issues I would suggest your candidate start. So far the last two "rallies" have been duds as far a presenting anything that Trump can run on.
I can’t help but think the evening news presents the issues repeatedly and graphically showing where the Left will take us...and Joe is four square with the far left side of his party now. At some point, joe will be cornered and have to say how far he is in with the people who want to cancel societal norms and pull them down.
The "problem" is not how far left Biden has gone--which is becoming more clear all the time----but how far into confusion and chaos trump is. I don't even want to call in right---its more like stupid. :yuck:Quote:
Originally Posted by wacojoe
Look at the polls---trump is supported by his cult---period---and more and more (like women) are leaving the cult.
Trump will throw some red meat out and they'll go wild.
Yah gonna go with the mob, or are you not. Trump needs to steer the question down to that equation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Grubb
The question starting this thread is “Where is Biden’s leadership?” I see no leadership, but I see him following the mob. People might not like him, but Trump does stand for something and Joe has never stood for anything consistently in his looong political life, except Joe Biden.
It is odd to me that Trump is probably "behaving" well considering his ratings are well-known as low (and lowering). So, sadly, we're probably seeing Trump "at his best" compared to how low he could go.
Trump is known for acting crazy when he's under pressure - so I expect him to behave worse. Fortunately, at least he won't be President much longer.
Hunter
Things like a pandemic that strongly affect the economy and racial strife are always seriously damaging to an incumbent. Frankly had it not been for the virus and the malicious killing of the man in Minneapolis I was thinking Trump would win the presidency again solely based on Biden's inability to communicate with any logic or understanding. Now I'm to the point that the virus and the police killing we're gifts to the left that might just do Trump in. I hope not but I certainly can see that trumps got a tough row to hoe
I think you are right, Tom. But for circumstances beyond his control, Trump owned the election.
I question what Biden is supposed to "lead"? He is currently a nobody presidential hopeful. He has no "leadership" position. Just what is he supposed to "lead"?
Just for starters he could come out with a strong statement condemning the violence and criminality associated with the protests. To my knowledge he has not uttered a word and those are "his" voters doing it.
He may be not quite "there" anymore, but I don't think he is stupid enough to castigate his own voters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Honda
He did manage to tell black voters that if they did not vote for him they weren’t really black.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike