Biden for President?

[d4m10n]

How well do you think a candidate will do with the lower-income white voter when his gaffe has revealed that he does not believe a white person can be poor?

A far better interpretation would be that he was thinking specifically of disadvantaged communities of color, as opposed to disadvantaged communities in general.

(Which is sometimes okay, and sometimes not, depending on what sort of policy you're crafting.)

 

[Distracted1]

A far better interpretation would be that he was thinking specifically of disadvantaged communities of color, as opposed to disadvantaged communities in general. Which is sometimes okay, and sometimes not, depending on what sort of policy you're crafting.

Certainly, one could attest that. That is why it was a gaffe.
He actually contrasted two things as if they were exclusive groups, however.
His phrasing was such that a kid could either be poor- or white, not both.

 

[eeyore1954]

Were they wrong about that?

depends upon the definition of many.

 

[dudalb]

I have to laugh at some of the Bernie Bros attacking BIden because of his age.

 

[Distracted1]

I have to laugh at some of the Bernie Bros attacking BIden because of his age.

In fairness, age can be more than a number. Sanders certainly comes across as a lot more "with it" than Biden does. In spite of them being so close in calendar age.

 

[Wolrab]

There's probably a bunch of experts at Yale deciding if Biden has dementia. Announcement any day now.

 

[dudalb]

So your're another is the best the Trump worshipers can come up with?

 

[Distracted1]

There's probably a bunch of experts at Yale deciding if Biden has dementia. Announcement any day now.

Do we really need a Yale expert to spot the obvious?

 

[Childlike Empress]

For those still in denial about Biden's brain turning into sauerkraut, Caitlin Johnstone has collected 30 recent examples of the kind of "gaffes" he makes. It's real, not some kind of smear. Observing it says nothing about the work he did as Obama's VP.

 

[Ziggurat]

In fairness, age can be more than a number. Sanders certainly comes across as a lot more "with it" than Biden does. In spite of them being so close in calendar age.

Sanders was curmudgeonly back when he was 30, but aside from more wrinkles and sags, he's basically the same. Biden is deteriorating before our eyes.

 

[Mycroft]

For those still in denial about Biden's brain turning into sauerkraut, Caitlin Johnstone has collected 30 recent examples of the kind of "gaffes" he makes. It's real, not some kind of smear. Observing it says nothing about the work he did as Obama's VP.

So who does the Kremlin want us to vote for?

 

[Distracted1]

Sanders was curmudgeonly back when he was 30, but aside from more wrinkles and sags, he's basically the same. Biden is deteriorating before our eyes.

That has been apparent for a while.
I do not understand why so many of my fellow Democrats wrote Warren off so quickly. We are truly going to be wishing for that brokered convention and third way pretty soon.

 

[Elagabalus]

That has been apparent for a while.
I do not understand why so many of my fellow Democrats wrote Warren off so quickly. We are truly going to be wishing for that brokered convention and third way pretty soon.

More like the third rail ...

 

[TragicMonkey]

Sanders was curmudgeonly back when he was 30, but aside from more wrinkles and sags, he's basically the same. Biden is deteriorating before our eyes.

At least his own eyes aren't shooting out jets of blood lately. It's nervewracking, watching someone and not knowing if there's going to be a popping noise and torrents of foaming blood pouring forth.

 

[Distracted1]

At least his own eyes aren't shooting out jets of blood lately. It's nervewracking, watching someone and not knowing if there's going to be a popping noise and torrents of foaming blood pouring forth.

Wow, that's harsh.
I am pretty sanguine about the effects of aging on the body and mind. It is natural, largely unavoidably, and often manageable. Certainly not pleasant, but one copes.

 

[TragicMonkey]

Wow, that's harsh.
I am pretty sanguine about the effects of aging on the body and mind. It is natural, largely unavoidably, and often manageable. Certainly not pleasant, but one copes.

I guess if Biden's elected the Secret Service can wear water wings, and at press briefings the seat cushions could be used as flotation devices. Is Putin a strong swimmer? It could work out well to establish US dominance.

 

[theprestige]

At least his own eyes aren't shooting out jets of blood lately.

I am pretty sanguine about the effects of aging on the body and mind.

I see what you did there. Well played.

 

[Elagabalus]

Wow, that's harsh.
I am pretty sanguine about the effects of aging on the body and mind. It is natural, largely unavoidably, and often manageable. Certainly not pleasant, but one copes.

I saw what you did there.





Doh!!! Ninja'd by theprestige!!

 

[Distracted1]

I see what you did there. Well played.

Well, I feel like an idiot.
I had no idea sanguine was a color.

 

[Crossbow]

For those still in denial about Biden's brain turning into sauerkraut, Caitlin Johnstone has collected 30 recent examples of the kind of "gaffes" he makes. It's real, not some kind of smear. Observing it says nothing about the work he did as Obama's VP.

Just more of your crap sources.

In this case, Caitlin Johnstone also claims to be some sort of psychic medium. So I guess that means dead people are warning her about Joe Biden.

As for me, I have found that anyone who claims to talk to dead people is a person who seldom says anything that is worth listening to.