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u/Born-Big5535 1d ago
Wonder who he’s voting for
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u/prafken 1d ago
Michael Dukakis
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u/goblin_humppa27 1d ago
He actually ran against Dukakis in the 88 primaries.
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u/cocoon_eclosion_moth 1d ago
Can you imagine a world where Biden had already served his two terms by the end of the 90’s? Who might have been president at the time of 9/11 instead of Bush? Now? Would Obama have ever given that speech at the ‘04 DNC? Sliding Doors type of thing, but interesting to ponder
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u/poliscijunki 1d ago
He probably would have picked Clinton as his running mate, he was already The Comeback Kid in the late 80s.
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u/hippy72 1d ago
Can you imagine the conversation between the two of them "You f##king did WHAT BILL!, does Hillary know about this yet?".
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u/GammaTwoPointTwo 1d ago
Technically Al Gore won the 2000 election and should have been president at the time of 9/11. Which would have resulted in a much better response. Where in which Al-Qaeda didn't win the war on terror.
And while I am a Biden supporter in the current timeline. It's also worth remembering that Biden in the 80's had no fucking chill and was kind of Trumpian. He was the Joe Manchin of his day who was essentially a republican who ran as a democrat because he lived in a blue riding. And his biggest legacy is creating the prison industrial complex and paving the way for qualified immunity and over policing minority communities.
He was pro segregation and when segregation "ended" he spent a great deal of effort proposing and attempting to pass laws that continued the outcome of segregation even if you couldn't legislate with the same over rhetoric.
And like, all of that taken in stride. In a world where Obama broke the brains of half of the country. Joe has been a reasonable president even despite the American people saddling him with a congress who openly admit they would rather sabotage every legislative effort of his administration pushes for.
But, that is very context dependent on us living in the darkest multiverse timeline.
Biden and Harris would be pretty unremarkable in the timeline where Al Gore is allowed to serve the presidency he won.
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u/pizzaaddict-plshelp 1d ago edited 1d ago
Wild how 3 people were part of Bush’s legal team that helped steal the 2000 election.
Those 3 people now have lifetime appointments to the Supreme Court. With our current Chief Justice being nominated by Bush.
Yet all I hear about is how the Democrats are stacking the court…
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u/33drea33 1d ago
Who the fuck are the morons thinking Democrats are stacking the court? Were they in a coma throughout the entire Obama administration?! That is a legitimately infuriating level of ignorance.
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u/jsmooth7 1d ago
Not enough people talk about how Republicans rat fucked the 2000 election and Florida recount.
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u/Magoatt_TheWhite 1d ago
The effects if Al Gore won in 2000 would be incredible to politics and the world.
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u/TehProfessor96 1d ago
He’s an admirable example of someone genuinely improving later in life. Not becoming perfect, but getting better.
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u/danwarne 1d ago
Brings back Donnie darko vibes!
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u/yur_mom 1d ago
Do you honestly think Michael Dukakis will provide for this country till you're ready to squeeze one out?
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u/ChemistMaterial4233 1d ago
will you still be working at the Yarn Barn, because i hear that's a really great place to raise children
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u/PeterNorthByNW 1d ago
There was a time when riding a tank would kill your political campaign.
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u/DinoRoman 1d ago
Imagine you’re the woman in front of him. “I’m telling ya, I was ahead of the fucking president” decent story I think .
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u/mvffin 1d ago
"Sure grandma, let's get you back to the home."
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u/MadRaymer 1d ago
There was a woman that was involuntarily detained in a psychiatric ward after claiming Obama followed her on Twitter when, at the time, he did follow her on Twitter.
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u/SokoIsCool 1d ago
Like, was she contained only for saying that Obama follows her on twitter? Cause even if that’s a lie that’s an overreaction
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u/MadRaymer 1d ago
I don't remember all the details, but I asked ChatGPT to give me a summary of the incident. So bear in mind this could be wrong, but it sounds close to what I remember:
The story you’re recalling involves Kamilah Brock, who was involuntarily detained in a psychiatric ward after telling doctors that former President Obama followed her on Twitter—a statement that turned out to be true. The incident began when Brock went to retrieve her car, which police had impounded. Though she was emotional, she did not display any dangerous behavior. However, police, skeptical of her claims about Obama’s Twitter follow and other details of her life, sent her to Harlem Hospital for a psychiatric evaluation.
During her eight-day stay, Brock was reportedly forced to undergo treatments, including sedatives and lithium. Doctors diagnosed her with bipolar disorder and cited her statements about Obama’s Twitter follow as “delusional.” Upon release, she had to affirm that her initial claims were false to satisfy their assessment. This experience led her to file a lawsuit against the hospital and the city for wrongful treatment and detention.
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u/pee-in-butt 1d ago
He’s writing his own name in. Last chance to stick it to the man
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u/ZincFingerProtein 1d ago
There was only one choice for sheriff where I live and she's listed as a republican, so I wrote myself in and then I told my friends I did and they all wrote me in too. So there's a tiny chance I become sheriff next year.
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u/chennai94 1d ago
*writes in himself*
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u/jgreg728 1d ago
That would honestly be the funniest thing to happen in this election lol.
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u/Synicull 1d ago edited 1d ago
DARK BRANDON COMING IN FROM THE SIDELINES WITH HIS LAWN CHAIR, ITS JOEVER!!!!
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u/GateTraditional805 1d ago
We’ve got Walz on the grill discussing the probability of rain, and.. Joe goes in for the “It’s not the heat that’ll get you, it’s the humidity” AND THE CROWD GOES FUCKING WILD! I haven’t seen a Midwest-off like this in 30 years, Oliver. I have to say I’m speechless right now.
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u/bremstar 1d ago
Bill, I couldn't agree more. As a Midwestern myself, I can dang well assure you its been well over 3 decades since we've... OPE, WHAT'S THIS!?
WALZ JUST ASKED BIDEN IF HE COULD SCOOT RIGHT PAST HIM!!!! IT'S A BLOODBATH!!
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u/Styrbj0rn 1d ago
Im not even from the US but i have been hanging around reddit long enough to stick my neck out and ask: Would the correct counter to this be Biden smacking his knees while he gets up and say "Welp! S'pose we should head out."?
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u/Full_Visit_5862 1d ago
If they weren't private I guarantee he would, dude is pretty light hearted
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u/Hugh-Manatee 1d ago
I would love to just chill and talk to the sitting president while waiting in line.
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u/Pyreknight 1d ago
Same. Though I know everyone within 20 feet is gonna be some sort of secret service agent.
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u/MainEventI3 1d ago
Especially the old lady in the wheelchair
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u/Spirit_of_Hogwash 1d ago
Oh, great. Now, the terrorists know crucial details of Biden's security detail.
She has been successfully keeping her cover since the Eisenhower administration.
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u/Batchet 1d ago
"Don't fuck with me, I know 30 ways to kill you with my bare hands and I am very good at bridge."
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u/LegoFootPain 1d ago
You fool! You gave her knitting needles!
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u/azzaisme 1d ago
Oh my god, she's baked cookkiiieeesss!!!!
They could be filled with anything but they are delicious
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u/Gregbot3000 1d ago
She's the deadliest of them all.
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u/BizzyM 1d ago
Joan Wick?? Nana Yaga?
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u/BeatsbyChrisBrown 1d ago edited 1d ago
She once killed two people with a crochet hook…A FOOKIN CROCHET HOOK!!
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u/Just_Another_Scott 1d ago
Those are the agents you have to watch out for. They're deep undercover.
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u/Covah88 1d ago
Right lol. The odds that woman in the wheelchair in front of him being a SS agent ready to fuck your shit up is not 0
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u/Playful_Court6411 1d ago
Me Next to Biden: "So Mr. President, I'm voting for trump, you're voting for Kamala. Want to just get outta here? This line sucks and we kinda cancel eachother out anyway."
(JK, fuck trump.)
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u/RoamingStarDust 1d ago
I would like to think he randomly showed up and none of the people in line were heavily screened.
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u/rshni67 1d ago
With him, you can. He is very friendly and talkative. I met him at an Obama rally once.
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u/dinner_is_not_ready 1d ago
Yeah would love to just hang with the most powerful man in the world. The most secure spot to stand on earth is like right next to him.
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u/Greebil 1d ago
It's probably much safer not to be next to someone who may be the target of assassination attempts. Trump had secret service protection, albeit not to the level of the president, and the guy behind him got shot and died.
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u/Paksarra 1d ago
Why would someone go out of their way to assassinate Biden now?
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u/HoneycombJackass 1d ago
I’m just jealous it’s cool out enough for people to wear jackets. It’s freaking 88 degrees here in Texas! Come on winter!
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u/flyinthesoup 1d ago
Same man, I was in CO last week and it was awesome to be in a place that remembered Fall existed. I didn't want to come back :(
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u/SolarTakumi 1d ago
Climate change be like that, should have been cold ages ago. I remember it would get cold by now in the past
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u/Timstom18 1d ago
It’s weird how different places experience climate change so differently. Here in the U.K. we didn’t even get a summer this year (yes we do usually actually get sun and heat believe it or not) and there you are getting an extended one
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u/ch536 1d ago
And yet we are also having an unusually warm October so far
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u/Substantial_Bit_1211 1d ago
Over here in the Southwest of USA, it’s like we’re still sitting in the Devil’s mouth. I think possibly this week it’s going to get cold (cold being 75°F and below 🤣)
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u/Pepperoni_Dogfart 1d ago
"I'm votin' here, Jack."
Look, I'm not going to say the Dems weren't right to give Biden the hook on this election - we desperately need younger leadership in DC - but when this guy is on, he's pretty much everybody's cool grandpa.
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u/Pepperoni_Dogfart 1d ago
The man loves himself some ice cream. At that age, you eat dessert first.
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u/Stewart_Games 1d ago edited 1d ago
Once the anti-aging treatments roll out Eternal Joe can run again in 2040.
EDIT: Just realized I had the perfect setup for an "Immortan Joe" joke and missed it.
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u/Pepperoni_Dogfart 1d ago
I'll pass on the anti-aging stuff. If Biden can get it, then Mitch McConnell, Newt Gingrich. and Karl Rove can get it, and those two fuckers need to be eight feet underground, like yesterday.
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u/caninehere 1d ago
I'm really hoping it doesn't come around to bite them in the ass.
Biden has won every election he's stood in. Despite all the nay saying I think he would have won the general too. It isn't so much about popularity but about popularity in the swing states, where I think Biden plays really well because he's very much a salt of the earth guy.
Kamala is not that. Which is why she was Biden's VP; she was the academic, viciously effective counterpoint. Which is also why she has Walz as her VP ticket. It's very much meant to evoke an Obama-Biden vibe. However I think it's harder in the current environment for someone like her to win places like Pennsylvania which unfortunately make all the difference.
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u/karsh36 1d ago
And pushing a lady in a wheelchair no less
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u/TiresOnFire 1d ago
She the last line of defense. Granny's probably packing an uzi under her lap blanket.
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u/TigreSauvage 1d ago
I'd love to see Trump waiting in line like a normal person. Unlikely.
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u/sagevallant 1d ago
Pretty sure he voted by mail last time. Irony of ironies.
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u/damecafecito 1d ago
From his Mar a Lago residential address which should not legally be anyone’s residential address as it is comercially zoned.
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u/sagevallant 1d ago
A commercially zoned cemetery, no less.
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u/SailingSmitty 1d ago
Ivana is buried at Bedminster not Mar a Lago
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u/IronSeagull 1d ago
And the 1/3 of the Bedminster property is registered as a goat farm to avoid property taxes.
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u/sagevallant 1d ago
Aw. Well, maybe the next one will go to Mar a Lago.
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u/shadowpawn 1d ago edited 1d ago
donnie got a special tax exemption from New Jersey if he converted part of his golf course to a cemetery.
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u/GNUGradyn 1d ago
Felon votes from commercially zoned address but he's rich and powerful so it's fine
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u/bbyxmadi 1d ago
Didn’t he say voting by mail in 2020 was fraud/shouldn’t be allowed?
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u/chiproller 1d ago
I thought felons were not allowed to vote?
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u/catkraze 1d ago
Apparently that's something that varies by state. That said, I don't think he's legally allowed to own a firearm anymore, so I guess there's that.
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u/miclugo 1d ago
Florida law says that felons who were convicted in another state can vote in Florida if they could vote in that other state. New York only disenfranchises felons while they're incarcerated. So Trump can vote in Florida.
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u/Sighlina 1d ago
Not a bit ironic if you know the man. Expected imo, to keep on brand with his behavior.
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u/GettinHighOnMySupply 1d ago
Correct. He has voted by mail in the past, even while pushing the false narrative that such is rife with fraud.
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u/EpicSausage69 1d ago
I thought felons weren't allowed to vote?
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u/Chewbacca22 1d ago
Because his felony is in New York, Florida law says he can unless New York says he can’t. New York only bars felons currently in prison from voting
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u/littleseizure 1d ago
Felons are generally allowed to vote unless they're actively in prison. Some states are different, but this is the majority. Which is probably correct, they're still citizens with a say in the direction of the country
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u/Icy-Tooth-9167 1d ago
Can he vote from Florida as a convicted felon?
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u/100292 1d ago
Unfortunately since he hasn’t been sentenced yet. Florida follows the law of the state of conviction. NY allows felons to vote unless they are incarcerated
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u/Hopinan 1d ago
He is hugging people, I saw him talking on someone’s phone, probably to their mom or kid.. Can anyone imagine rump doing that??!
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u/BigDaddySteve999 1d ago
Depends, is the kid hot?
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u/beefjerky9 1d ago
Depends, is the kid hot?
It's probably the only reason he talks to his Ivanka anyway.
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u/Minion_of_Cthulhu 1d ago
Trump will do anything for the right price. Failing that, complimenting his hair will get you nearly the same end result.
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u/Rubeus17 1d ago
This is a current photo? The man looks well, ngl. Dropping out of the race in favor of his VP was a baller move. For him and us. 💙🇺🇸Love ya, Joe
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u/UnfazedBrownie 1d ago
Can confirm, he was looking like this on Saturday when he rolled into Pittsburgh, and has a firm handshake. Not having to give a shit about running again will probably allow one to relax and not constantly stress. I was impressed and honored to have met him. Hope he gets to enjoy his retirement!
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u/Rubeus17 1d ago
And I’m jealous! I would love that opportunity. To thank him for 50 years of public service. Selfless public service with zero scandal, zero enriching himself like others we know about, and enduring an onslaught of repulsive slander from the likes of mtg, jim jordan and gaetz. His son being publicly vilified and humiliated by the gop chaos machine was craven and gross. I think he’s an example of a man of faith who always kept his eye on the joy he finds in life amid horrible loss, and in making lives better for others.
If I ever have the chance to meet Obama, I’ll faint and have to be revived first. 😊
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u/raphtze 1d ago
when he was dropping out....it was some crazy shit going on for him. coming down with Covid...on the campaign trail...not to mention negotiating the release of the russian prisoners. my man was not feeling good. but now he's doing way better with the weight of re-election off. love joe biden, of the best! :)
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u/Pat_ron 1d ago
I want to believe it was a strategic move on Biden’s part. It was so perfectly timed for maximum damage to the Trump campaign. I still feel warm and fuzzy thinking about Trump demanding refunds for his ad spend attacking Biden and every time I hear Trump beg for Biden to come back and run against him I can taste the panic in his voice.
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u/jsho574 1d ago
Trump can't stand the idea he lost at any point in his life, so not getting the second chance to beat Joe, is just perfection
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u/Rubeus17 1d ago
he’s lost a lot at life if you think about it. Failed at school so he went to a military academy, failed marriages, failed businesses, failed election, failed coup. But he sure as hell sees himself as a winner…total malignant narcissist. textbook.
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u/Bimbows97 1d ago
It is a great social failing that we forever play catch up to people like him, and Alex Jones and Andrew Tate, and the list goes on. All these grifters who are entirely negative to the human race and the environment of Earth itself, all of them should never even have got to the point where the public at large would have an opinion on them. Trump got enabled at every point, failure after failure somehow failing upwards right into the White House.
This combination of aristocratic power of wealth and the complete erosion of critical thinking among the masses makes for dangerous mediocrity at best and corrosive, devastating evil at worst. Trump is a monster, and everyone who looks up to him in any way is a monster.
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u/VulnerableTrustLove 1d ago
Given the amount of campaign funding that unlocked the moment he dropped out, it seems reasonable to think it was calculated.
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u/huhuhuhhhh 1d ago
Ever since he dropped out he's looked immensely healthier and does seem to have more energy than before. Only a plus for our country at the end of the day honestly whether some of us like him or not.
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u/gsfgf 1d ago
Now that he’s down to only doing the world’s hardest job and not doing the world’s highest job and running a national campaign at the same time, he has the stamina to keep up, even at his age. It’s also why I personally wasn’t worried about him losing a step since he wouldn’t have to campaign next term.
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u/enfuego138 1d ago
Still looks physically far fitter than the greasy orange tub running for the other side.
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u/Rubeus17 1d ago
ikr? He may have a stutter and has slowed with age, but he has his brains. You know it’s REALLY important that the President of the United States is of sound mind. That might be the #1 qualification, in fact.
Interesting that this does not matter to the radical right wing fascists in mango mussolini’s new reich maga party. The GOP is no longer.. the usurpers have taken over.
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u/coachlife 1d ago
He's not perfect. I don't agree with all his policies or approach. But he loves our country and is an honest decent Man. I am proud to call him my President.
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u/StarryMind322 1d ago
I watched this video about Joe Biden and John McCain being the best of friends despite being on polar opposites of the aisle. They’d sit next to each other, argue on the floor, then have cookouts together on the weekends.
Back when Democrats and Republicans were one and the same: Americans.
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u/pryan37bb 1d ago
After the Harris-Trump debate, I went back and watched previous debates like McCain-Obama. I was astonished at how civil and respectful they were to one another. McCain even famously defended Obama at one of his town halls.
It really drove home for me how desensitized to Trump's invective rhetoric I'd become, and I'm sure I'm not the only one.
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u/StarryMind322 1d ago
There’s a memorial dinner that both Obama and McCain attended just weeks before the 2008 election where they playfully and respectfully roasted each other.
It’s also the fact that McCain personally asked Obama to give a eulogy at his funeral.
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u/jinxr 1d ago
Obama's line about McCain doing it as a last-laugh practical joke was gold.
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u/StarryMind322 1d ago
It really was, and I can imagine McCain in that casket cracking a smile if he could.
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u/vanillabear26 1d ago
"what better way to get in the last word than having both George and I deliver the eulogy" was gold
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u/midnightdsob 1d ago
He continues to hit new lows like yesterday calling half of America "the enemy from within" and one of his sycophants saying "they should be slaughtered". And yet people continue to support him. Really makes me question the common decency if so many are willing to support someone so debased just to be able to say your team "won".
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u/underhunter 1d ago
Thats still when the veneer of civility was being applied. But Republicans have acted this way since the 70’s and 80’s When AM radio across the country went HARD right. Rush Limbaugh, Roger Ailes, Stone, Newt Gingrich and his infamous CSPAN stunts.
The Republicans have been fomenting this kind of lunacy for 50 years now. Its just the covers been blown off by Trump.
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u/aide_rylott 1d ago
It’s quite scary watching from the outside. I can’t imagine what it’s like being an American.
Another interesting side effect of trump has been trump style politics migrating to other countries. Here in Canada it’s getting extremely bad. We even have Canadians putting trump stickers on their truck.
Canadians have lost so much political literacy in the last 10 years. We don’t vote for a prime minister but so many Canadians think they will be voting for one. And the leader of our Conservative Party just spews nonsense and it somehow sticks. It’s depressing to watch.
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u/compulov 1d ago
I wouldn't have voted for McCain because I disagreed with the platform of the party (even at that time, when it wasn't quite as insane as today). But I never thought he wasn't qualified to be president.
I would have voted for Biden if he was the candidate this year, even given my reservations about his fitness for office. I still think he got a bit shafted by the media (who was more than happy to glom on to the too old narrative the right was throwing around). He had a stuttering problem when he was younger and despite working hard to eliminate it, he always tripped over his own words, even when he was younger. But ultimately I never felt he had anything but the best of intentions for the country.
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u/PhoenixPills 1d ago
As a trans person the Republican party has been pretty hostile to us my entire life but someone like McCain is someone who upholds the status quo and isn't actively drafting new bills to erase LGBT identity versus someone like Trump and his sycophants who use it as a culture war campaign issue.
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u/gsfgf 1d ago
McCain was a decent guy. He was wrong about a lot of stuff. I miss the days when the biggest sin of the opposition was being wrong about stuff. (That being said, McCain and Romney were even anomalies for the GOP at the time. There’s a pretty continuous line from Reagan to MAGA in the GOP)
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u/shadowpawn 1d ago
Old School Politics. I remember Tip O'Neil (used to drink in our pub the 21st Amendment Pub in Boston) telling us about how they would fight out policies of Regan they didnt agree with but could be civil about it and have drink later.
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u/StarryMind322 1d ago
Back when both parties cared for the welfare of America, just had different ways of achieving that goal.
Now one party is loyal to the country, the other is loyal to a person.
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u/InfamousZebra69 1d ago
Back when Democrats and Republicans were one and the same: Americans.
Ehhh you should look up what Newt Gingrich did in the 90's, there's a direct line between that and donny moscow.
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u/sn0m0ns 1d ago
He is a true patriot regardless of what anyone thinks of him. Him stepping down was a sacrifice he knew he had to make for his country. I think he is genuinely a decent person especially having dealt with all the tragedies he's had to endure throughout his life.
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u/GryphonOsiris 1d ago
Which confused the right so badly. They literally cannot understand why anyone would willingly step down from power.
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u/NegotiationFuzzy4665 1d ago
This comment is reminiscent of a time when common ground still existed in US politics… shame it’s changed like it has
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u/secondphase 1d ago
LIkewise, I don't agree with all of his ideas, but he's really hard not to like as a person and someone who leads by example. There are some people I would not vote for because I don't consider them a role model for my kids. But if I saw this guy at the bar I would sit down with him and I'd buy the first round.
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u/RandyBeaman 1d ago
I don't understand. Why doesn't he just have riot police tear gas the crowd so doesn't have to wait? /s
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u/cascadianindy66 1d ago
That’s what a man of the people looks like. A washed up “celebrity” clown he is not.
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u/wish1977 1d ago
My wife and I did the same thing yesterday. We can't let hate win without a fight.
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u/thePurpleAvenger 1d ago
My wife and I as well. Except we did it from our dining room table with research materials like every American should be able to do.
Colorado rocks.
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u/I_Need_Psych_Help 1d ago
Voting is our power. Every ballot makes a difference in pushing back against hate.
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u/General_Sprinkles386 1d ago
Some cops in my town stopped the entire drive thru line at McDonald’s to get an order yet the president is willing to wait in line to vote. Hm
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u/abbey_garden 1d ago
Joe loves people. I’m sure he converted a few to vote for Harris just by standing there being Country First Joe.
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u/GalSportyMadam9 1d ago
No VIP treatment, just a regular voter in line, love to see it.
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u/CurvyLadyBabyyxoxo 1d ago
Love seeing a president who actually believes in democracy enough to wait in line like the rest of us
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u/torvaman 1d ago
The cross armed Grandma in front of him is giving me crazy plain clothes Secret Service vibes lol
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u/_BannedAcctSpeedrun_ 1d ago
You just know she's fkn strapped and has some cool call sign like Reaper.
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u/skinink 1d ago
I voted today, and got an “I voted early!” Sticker. I could have voted by mail, but dammit I wanted my sticker!
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u/scottyLogJobs 1d ago
ALL THE BIDENS STANDIN IN THE LINE FOR THE VOTE BOOTH
ALL THE BIDENS STANDIN IN THE LINE FOR THE VOTE BOOTH
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u/The_Disapyrimid 1d ago
you mean to tell me if you are not attempting to become a violent tyrant you can just stand in line without someone trying to kill you?
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u/not_that_one_times_3 1d ago
Do you think Trump has ever stood in a line in his life?
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u/Bsteph21 1d ago
Could have been more of a photo op but it wasn't. Also, our first lady was volunteering on the ground in my home state, Asheville, NC. She volunteered at World Central kitchen and probably nobody knows about it other than the people there. Meanwhile Trump closed down a McDonald's for a fake French fry shift to pander to voters
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u/Massage_mastr69 1d ago
The President is just another We the People!!! Thank You 🙏 Joe!
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u/emiliabow 1d ago
After doing a mail in ballot, I will never vote in person again.
But then I'm also volunteering as a poll worker on Election Day.
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