The Unspoken Campaign Issue

[Jay59]

During the debate on 27 June 2024, it was clear that Joe Biden was not fully in command. The widely acknowledged corollary is that Biden was and is President in name only. Someone else is making decisions in his name.

As scandals go, it does not get bigger than a conspiracy to defraud the entire country. To avoid this, Democrats are still telling us that the world is flat. Perhaps, after the election, they will admit to fudging.

In this election, Biden's incapacity is the elephant in the room. While it's obvious, no one is talking about it.

In the election, how big an issue is the Democratic party's duplicity in the cover-up?

In coming years, how long will it take to live down.

 

[Slartibartfast]

Yeah, nobody cares about that.

 

[Demon]

Widely acknowledged.

 

[Jay59]

Widely acknowledged.

Almost all of the independents.

 

[Demon]

Almost all of the independents.

Got a source for that?

 

[KingLeo]

Zero issue

 

[Callen]

Poor Trumpers struggling to find an issue with legs. Must be so frustrating...

 

[Bok Tuklo]

One day, Republicans will wake up and realize they are not running against Biden, and then freak the **** out.

 

[Argent]

The widely acknowledged corollary is that Biden was and is President in name only. Someone else is making decisions in his name.

You should read Art. 2 of the Constitution which spells out the duties of the president. Here's a hint: Fifteen Executive Departments carry out the day-to-day administration of the federal government.

 

[watsup]

During the debate on 27 June 2024, it was clear that Joe Biden was not fully in command. The widely acknowledged corollary is that Biden was and is President in name only. Someone else is making decisions in his name.

As scandals go, it does not get bigger than a conspiracy to defraud the entire country. To avoid this, Democrats are still telling us that the world is flat. Perhaps, after the election, they will admit to fudging.

In this election, Biden's incapacity is the elephant in the room. While it's obvious, no one is talking about it.

In the election, how big an issue is the Democratic party's duplicity in the cover-up?

In coming years, how long will it take to live down.

You are very good at FOX talking points. And conspiracy theories. Joe was doing just fine. BTW, do you know who was making the decisions when Trump was president? Yes, that very same FOX! He would binge-watch it mornings and evenings, and that's where most of his "policy" actually came from. He would hear it on FOX, and the next day he would be talking about it in the Oval Office. And Stephen Miller had his ear, so Stephen was often the actual author of the policies of Trump. Trump made decisions based on whims, whatever happened to pass in front of his eyes at any particular time. Biden was head and shoulders above Trump in making policy. Trump was, and is, an idiot.

 

[Airyaman]

During the debate on 27 June 2024, it was clear that Joe Biden was not fully in command. The widely acknowledged corollary is that Biden was and is President in name only. Someone else is making decisions in his name.

As scandals go, it does not get bigger than a conspiracy to defraud the entire country. To avoid this, Democrats are still telling us that the world is flat. Perhaps, after the election, they will admit to fudging.

In this election, Biden's incapacity is the elephant in the room. While it's obvious, no one is talking about it.

In the election, how big an issue is the Democratic party's duplicity in the cover-up?

In coming years, how long will it take to live down.

 

[ElChupacabra]

Poor Trumpers struggling to find an issue with legs. Must be so frustrating...

They have to reconfigure their campaign on both the issues and not looking like the grouches of the election. Trump is a sourpuss and Vance is as charming as cardboard, so they're going to have to figure something out to energize more than their base.

 

[ElChupacabra]

Yeah, nobody cares about that.

Yep. It's not an issue that changes anything in the life of the average voter.

 

[Pami]

You are very good at FOX talking points. And conspiracy theories. Joe was doing just fine. BTW, do you know who was making the decisions when Trump was president? Yes, that very same FOX! He would binge-watch it mornings and evenings, and that's where most of his "policy" actually came from. He would hear it on FOX, and the next day he would be talking about it in the Oval Office. And Stephen Miller had his ear, so Stephen was often the actual author of the policies of Trump. Trump made decisions based on whims, whatever happened to pass in front of his eyes at any particular time. Biden was head and shoulders above Trump in making policy. Trump was, and is, an idiot.

You are probably right. In his cabinet there were a lot of traitors. Kind of like the Biden administration right now. Trump has LIVED and has learned.

 

[Jay59]

You should read Art. 2 of the Constitution which spells out the duties of the president. Here's a hint: Fifteen Executive Departments carry out the day-to-day administration of the federal government.

Read Amendment #25

You are very good at FOX talking points.

I cannot get Fox so I would not know about this.

And conspiracy theories. Joe was doing just fine.

BTW, do you know who was making the decisions when Trump was president?

Trump made a convincing case that he made his own decisions and the staff adapted when necessary

Yes, that very same FOX!

You brought up conspiracy theories.

I see why.

He would binge-watch it mornings and evenings, and that's where most of his "policy" actually came from. He would hear it on FOX, and the next day he would be talking about it in the Oval Office. And Stephen Miller had his ear, so Stephen was often the actual author of the policies of Trump.

Trump worked long hours. Everyone says so.

Everyone says Biden could not work a full day.

Trump made decisions based on whims,

You admit Trump made the decisions.

whatever happened to pass in front of his eyes at any particular time. Biden was head and shoulders above Trump in making policy.

You are exaggerating.

Trump often thought aloud and floated trial balloons.

Trump was, and is, an idiot.

Demonstrably false.

 

[Lisa]

During the debate on 27 June 2024, it was clear that Joe Biden was not fully in command. The widely acknowledged corollary is that Biden was and is President in name only. Someone else is making decisions in his name.

As scandals go, it does not get bigger than a conspiracy to defraud the entire country. To avoid this, Democrats are still telling us that the world is flat. Perhaps, after the election, they will admit to fudging.

In this election, Biden's incapacity is the elephant in the room. While it's obvious, no one is talking about it.

In the election, how big an issue is the Democratic party's duplicity in the cover-up?

In coming years, how long will it take to live down.

Qanon threads belong in the conspiracy theory sub-forum.

 

[Jay59]

Qanon threads belong in the conspiracy theory sub-forum.

I have no access to Qanon.

What are they saying?

 

[Jessie C]

During the debate on 27 June 2024, it was clear that Joe Biden was not fully in command. The widely acknowledged corollary is that Biden was and is President in name only. Someone else is making decisions in his name.

As scandals go, it does not get bigger than a conspiracy to defraud the entire country. To avoid this, Democrats are still telling us that the world is flat. Perhaps, after the election, they will admit to fudging.

In this election, Biden's incapacity is the elephant in the room. While it's obvious, no one is talking about it.

In the election, how big an issue is the Democratic party's duplicity in the cover-up?

In coming years, how long will it take to live down.

To the bolded, not nearly as long as the damage done to this country by trump and his cult.
Nothing the Dems have ever done will even come close to the damage done to this country by the right wing.

 

[Pami]

To the bolded, not nearly as long as the damage done to this country by trump and his cult.
Nothing the Dems have ever done will even come close to the damage done to this country by the right wing.

What damage was done?

 

[Argent]

Read Amendment #25

You read it and specifically address how Biden is unable to perform his duties.

 

[TangoNoCash]

During the debate on 27 June 2024, it was clear that Joe Biden was not fully in command. The widely acknowledged corollary is that Biden was and is President in name only. Someone else is making decisions in his name.

As scandals go, it does not get bigger than a conspiracy to defraud the entire country. To avoid this, Democrats are still telling us that the world is flat. Perhaps, after the election, they will admit to fudging.

In this election, Biden's incapacity is the elephant in the room. While it's obvious, no one is talking about it.

In the election, how big an issue is the Democratic party's duplicity in the cover-up?

In coming years, how long will it take to live down.

No it hasn’t been clear at all so everything goes downhill from there? If this is a genuine concern for you why would you be voting for old man Trump who also has no shortage of senior moments. He can’t make it till noon in court without falling asleep. The man invented executive time because he couldn’t handle the presidential workload. Doesn’t feel like a genuine opinion.

 

[EnchantedMuggle]

It's optics. He is unelectable because he sputters and stumbles and makes gaffes.

He's able to complete the next six months, but four more years...that's questionable. And after the debate, Dems were going to lose. So he is not running again.

Pretty simple.

 

[watsup]

I have no access to Qanon.

What are they saying?

You got your conspiracy theory as listed in the OP from somewhere in the vast right-wing echo machine. It was not just original from you, given that eight or ten of your right-wing buddies here have made essentially the same claim in the last week. Perhaps you listen to right wing talk radio. Perhaps you get some sort of online right wing e-rag. Makes no difference, all that it shows is that you are just another right-wing parrot who comes here repeating the standard right wing talking point of the day or week. *YAWN*

 

[Lisa]

I have no access to Qanon.

What are they saying?

You have made a handful of unsupportable claims masked as questions. Logicality your claims are an argument from ignorance fallacy. Asking leading questions does not make any of them true.

 

[Jessie C]

What damage was done?

What a stupid question. How about the January 6th insurrection, the lies about a stolen election that 60 lawsuits failed to prove, fake electors, the overturning of Roe, just for starters.