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All it has shown to me is, I've saved a huge amount of my time, not getting bogged down in U.S politics.
Obviously their political system is just theatre.
The people behind the scenes obviously run it and the actors up front are donation collectors IMO.
 
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Re-energised Biden comes out swinging after dreadful Trump debate

Biden said he ‘fully intends’ to win upcoming election in speech at a campaign rally, waving aside calls to step down.
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“I intend to win this election. When you get knocked down, you get back up,” Biden said, alluding to his debate performance the day earlier.

The lively crowd loudly chanted, “four more years, four more years” and “USA, USA, USA”.
 
noirua said:
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Re-energised Biden comes out swinging after dreadful Trump debate

Biden said he ‘fully intends’ to win upcoming election in speech at a campaign rally, waving aside calls to step down.
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“I intend to win this election. When you get knocked down, you get back up,” Biden said, alluding to his debate performance the day earlier.

The lively crowd loudly chanted, “four more years, four more years” and “USA, USA, USA”.
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Delusional, Biden *supporters that is.

If Dems want any chance they should dump this guy quick smart (but I hope they don't).
 
There is a big push to bring Michelle Obama into the Democrats presidential fold.
Not sure if that is a such a great idea.
Firstly, she has zero previous experience in running anything, anything at all.
A nice articulate woman, but thats it.
Being the wife of a former president is not the greatest dot point in your presidential resume, just as H Clinton.
Secondly, she will not away any of the Trump supporters.
She might sway some of the undecided, or anyone but Biden group.
Thirdly, it will be difficult for her to escape the accusation that she is figurehead and Barak Obama is the real president.
But would she make good presidential material?
I have no idea, she has never been tried in any role for us to get a handle on her ability.
It makes sense on a number of fronts to dump Biden.
The first is that he has shown enough people that his age against him, and he is unfit for the current term, much less another term.
The second is that if Biden continues, he will only get one more term.
if the dems put up a new candidate and wins, they will have the huge advantage of incumbancy in the next election as the new candidate can serve two terms.
The machinations of US politics still have a fair bit to play out.
Mick
 
mullokintyre said:
There is a big push to bring Michelle Obama into the Democrats presidential fold.
Not sure if that is a such a great idea.
Firstly, she has zero previous experience in running anything, anything at all.
A nice articulate woman, but thats it.
Being the wife of a former president is not the greatest dot point in your presidential resume, just as H Clinton.
Secondly, she will not away any of the Trump supporters.
She might sway some of the undecided, or anyone but Biden group.
Thirdly, it will be difficult for her to escape the accusation that she is figurehead and Barak Obama is the real president.
But would she make good presidential material?
I have no idea, she has never been tried in any role for us to get a handle on her ability.
It makes sense on a number of fronts to dump Biden.
The first is that he has shown enough people that his age against him, and he is unfit for the current term, much less another term.
The second is that if Biden continues, he will only get one more term.
if the dems put up a new candidate and wins, they will have the huge advantage of incumbancy in the next election as the new candidate can serve two terms.
The machinations of US politics still have a fair bit to play out.
Mick
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They are desperate to win this election. I think they are worried about blowback from Trump after hounding him for 8 years.
 
mullokintyre said:
There is a big push to bring Michelle Obama into the Democrats presidential fold.
Not sure if that is a such a great idea.
Firstly, she has zero previous experience in running anything, anything at all.
A nice articulate woman, but thats it.
Being the wife of a former president is not the greatest dot point in your presidential resume, just as H Clinton.
Secondly, she will not away any of the Trump supporters.
She might sway some of the undecided, or anyone but Biden group.
Thirdly, it will be difficult for her to escape the accusation that she is figurehead and Barak Obama is the real president.
But would she make good presidential material?
I have no idea, she has never been tried in any role for us to get a handle on her ability.
It makes sense on a number of fronts to dump Biden.
The first is that he has shown enough people that his age against him, and he is unfit for the current term, much less another term.
The second is that if Biden continues, he will only get one more term.
if the dems put up a new candidate and wins, they will have the huge advantage of incumbancy in the next election as the new candidate can serve two terms.
The machinations of US politics still have a fair bit to play out.
Mick
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moXJO said:
They are desperate to win this election. I think they are worried about blowback from Trump after hounding him for 8 years.
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With Biden looking like a mess, why didn't they replace him with the Vice President, Kamala Harris?

Isn't that the obvious choice, she was chosen to run with him last election, why not put her in now has something happened to her?
 

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