The Political Thread

[Comrade Khan]

It just should have been decided 6 months ago at least instead of right now is the biggest issue. It could easily be too late now but we'll see

Can't disagree with you n it must be pretty frustrating . In fact Joe should have stated he wasn't running again 4 years ago.when he won. He was too old then.

 

[Sabretooth]

Biden’s policy wasn’t his biggest issue. That won’t work. He’ll need to attack her specifically.

It’s an issue if you ask MAGA republicans.

 

[Sabretooth]

Can't disagree with you n it must be pretty frustrating . In fact Joe should have stated he wasn't running again 4 years ago.when he won. He was too old then.

He did. He said he intended to just be a transitional president. However, when Trump decided to seek reelection he said he realized that more work needed to be done which is why he ran again.

 

[Smart Marx]

The problem is Joe Biden was too stubborn to realize that he was too far gone to run again. They had been telling him I would imagine for a while that he should drop out and the only reason why I think he finally did is because he got sick. Not in the conspiracy theory way the other people are saying, but I think if he didn’t catch Covid, he probably would’ve continued to campaign. But, once he got sick, he probably realized that they were right. Even the poor debate didn’t deter him. I’m just glad he finally listened and has that self realization that he should step aside for the people.

 

[Smart Marx]

It’s an issue if you ask MAGA republicans.

We’re talking about people that aren’t. MAGA are locked in. The election is about getting everyone who isn’t on the same page and voting blue.

 

[Sabretooth]

The problem is Joe Biden was too stubborn to realize that he was too far gone to run again. They had been telling him I would imagine for a while that he should drop out and the only reason why I think he finally did is because he got sick. Not in the conspiracy theory way the other people are saying, but I think if he didn’t catch Covid, he probably would’ve continued to campaign. But, once he got sick, he probably realized that they were right. Even the poor debate didn’t deter him. I’m just glad he finally listened and has that self realization that he should step aside for the people.

No I think he stepped aside because his coworkers were all telling him he had no path to the presidency according to how polls were looking. He realized that if he stayed in he was costing his party the election.

Right after the debate, he probably thought he could still save it but after continued mental fuck ups and the illness his poll numbers just kept dropping.

 

[Smart Marx]

No I think he stepped aside because his coworkers were all telling him he had no path to the presidency according to how polls were looking. He realized that if he stayed in he was costing his party the election.

Right after the debate, he probably thought he could still save it but after continued mental fuck ups and the illness his poll numbers just kept dropping.

He made two tweets after calls for his resignation, that he was going to stay in the campaign.

It’s hard to say one way or the other, but I think it was a factor of both.

 

[Chris]

Live Updates: Secret Service Chief Pummeled by Lawmakers Who Want Her to Resign

In testimony to Congress, Kimberly A. Cheatle called the assassination attempt on former President Donald J. Trump a “failure” of her agency. But she angered members of both parties by refusing to answer specific questions.

www.nytimes.com

The leaders of the House oversight committee called on the Secret Service director, Kimberly A. Cheatle, to resign after her testimony on Monday in which she repeatedly refused to answer specific questions about the security failures that led to an assassination attempt of former President Donald J. Trump.

Representatives James R. Comer, Republican of Kentucky and the chairman of the committee, and Jamie Raskin of Maryland, the top Democrat on the panel, joined several members of the committee in demanding Ms. Cheatle’s resignation.

 

[Deezy]

 

[Comrade Khan]

Nas not too good at geography

 

[Comrade Khan]

Kamala Harris raises $50 million on first day of campaign, inciting what ‘might be the greatest fundraising moment in Democratic Party history’

Kamala Harris' cure for hand wringing over campaign funding concerns? Raise $50 million in an afternoon.

fortune.com

 

[Smart Marx]

And it’s weird that people can’t comprehend that they didn’t describe her as an Indian American to avoid people being confused with the Native Americans that sometimes also like to be referred to as American Indians, so they use the geographical south Asian description with her, obviously being an American.

 

[Smart Marx]

Speaking of which you wouldn’t believe the amount of people that are already trying to say that Kamala should be disqualified based on a deeply misunderstood reading of the 14th amendment.

 

[Samoa Looch]

And it’s weird that people can’t comprehend that they didn’t describe her as an Indian American to avoid people being confused with the Native Americans that sometimes also like to be referred to as American Indians, so they use the geographical south Asian description with her, obviously being an American.

That's simply what not properly funding your Education departments and facilities does in the long run.

 

[Sabretooth]

She’s Jamaican and Indian. Fuck is so hard to comprehend