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Well Joe's approval rating is at 54%, Trumpy was at 41% at the same stage.
Tackling the pandemic instead of dismissing it might have helped. https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com...proval-rating/ |
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BREAKING: U.S President Joe Biden and First Lady of the United States to meet Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle on Sunday 13th June during the G7 Summit.
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Biden wants to impose tariffs on the UK.
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It’s a negotiating tactic…
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By imposing a global minimum corporation tax, the US completely stuffs the countries in respect of their ability to compete for investment whilst at the same time leaving the UK with 4/5 of 5/8 of eff-all in respect of the digital companies. I can see how Biden's proposal could level the playing field with the likes of Ireland - but the EU will likely be dealing with that anyway (under some Health/Safety Directive, of course). But then Biden says he's Irish. No friend at all and we need to stand up to him. |
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The Queen is already our longest serving Monarch and in a few more years she becomes the longest-serving in world history, surprising Louis the 9587th or whichever Louis it was. |
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The world should wave two fingers to the US. It's a proposal totally for their own benefit.
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I was serious - the USA is the world’s largest economy, and the home to most of the big Tech & Finance companies; what could we do to them that could not lead to a negative backlash? |
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Tax their digital companies. |
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That should do it. :D |
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Biden is in Cognitive Decline.
Just look at the Gas price rises in America. Republicans are going to do well in the Mid terms - Democrats just don't know how to govern properly, high taxes, high crime guaranteed under Democrat rule - just look at New York City crime statistics. :rolleyes: |
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It needed to be answered before the election. I wonder what the Constitution would have to say about any answer. |
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However people voted for him. The same people who had the same view before the election - to put it in CF binary terms - lost. Biden won. If new people come to that view or new evidence arises to suggest he's incapable of the role then there's due process to replace him. |
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I suppose Trump could have grown 2 inches after he was elected President? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DTs6iXSV...jpg&name=small |
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Height and weight accuracy does not stop a Doctor being concerned about the current occupant of the White House, hell, I am not a doctor and can tell Biden is a walking Dementia case.
Stop being in denial Hugh - Biden is a walking embarrassment for the U.S right now, more so than Trump could ever have been. |
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I'm curious what the mechanism is for removing a POTUS who becomes incapacitated in office?
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It’s the 25th amendment. A gang of people have to agree he’s not medically competent to go on. It requires a declaration from the VP, signed by a majority of the cabinet, to be delivered to congress. If the president contests it, congress decides, but requires a supermajority to ratify his removal.
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Two main ways. President themselves can declare if they are fit to be president or not, say if they have a short illness or have to be hospitalised, they have to submit a written declaration, one to President pro tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House. After their own written submission, they can shortly after retake the presidency, by declaring in the same way as above. Vice President and Cabinet declaration with majority view that the President is unable to perform their duties. The Vice President then becomes Acting President. Congress plays a role if they do not agree, if a president tries to declare they are medically fit for duty after a Vice Presidential and Cabinet declaration, two thirds majority required (in each chamber) to successfully remove the unfit president permanently and the Acting President becomes President, this process of the 25th Amendment has never been used. |
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The guy is clearly struggling. It would be a kindness to put him out to grass. But is the USA ready for a female president? |
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I’ve always suspected Biden only ever intended to serve one term, with the party pushing for its primaries to crown Kamala Harris as his successor. If he has a good run, and endorses her, it would be hard for anyone to seriously contest it. Of course it’s always possible for him to voluntarily resign during his term, perhaps in his third year, so Harris contests the 2024 election as the incumbent. Assuming he makes it that far of course ...
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I think we are well past 100 days now, title updated.
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Trump, Reagan Nixon - the bar isn't set high for US President. Never convinced they ever really have that much power anyway, thankfully.
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He has an agenda, perhaps? Strange how the doctor wasn’t worried about the previous incumbent when he spouted his word salad, couldn’t walk down a ramp without assistance, tweeted "covfefe", and speaking of deranged mental states, still thinks he won the election… Quote:
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The good thing about joe's dementia is you get a different president every day.
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Takes me back to the classic Spitting Image series, and the long running joke thread “ The President’s brain is missing”. Regarding Reagan’s later years.......yes, I’m that old.
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Spitting Image was riffing off that theme from the get-go with Reagan. Here’s a sample .... Chris Barrie doing the voice by the sounds of it. :D
I guess if it proves anything, it’s that if the US president is a senior citizen, mental capacity becomes the standard attack line, whether it’s true or not. |
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Simple question. Has Biden publicly presented many examples of "senior moments", yes or no? When you're having trouble remembering names of your own family, it's not a good sign.
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In a thread about Trump. |
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Corbyn is not going to get a mention and neither is Trump from this point onwards.
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I have posted polls many times, but I have never said, nor given any indication, I am "happy" or trust the accuracy of them, because they are never always accurate and I have often accompanied this statement when posting any poll. Joe Biden is a walking, sometimes stumbling embarrassment, he is a gaffe prone idiot that forgets his words mid sentence. |
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Anyway if you're right the US can look forward to their first black woman president. That will surely be welcomed by everyone as progress from the geriatric white old men they seem to end up with. :) |
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As hundreds of my U.S friends say, there is nothing affordable about the Health care system in the U.S. It's a joke and the ACA makes it tons worse.
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https://twitter.com/tomselliott/stat...850600448?s=21
Apologies if you don’t Twitter. But……it’s just intriguing how long they will keep this charade up for. He is clearly cognitively impaired. They will have to install Harris before someone forces them too. |
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They got her to perform badly in the Primaries so Joe would win, put her in as VP, give it a year, 25th Amendment time, bish-bash-bosh, President Harris, and FEMA camp/Black helicopters/weapons confiscation/compulsory growing of dreads time. Cunning plan comes to fruition… |
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Next they'll be sending white people off to be re-educated to give up their jobs, homes, physical safety, etc.:rolleyes: It's happening RIGHT NOW. Copious examples exist. And all NOW allowed to be federally funded.
As a TV presenter said, non-melanated people are to be "annihilated". His words. He just had to apologise to Jews as that statement includes them, and everything was ok. So nobody is being re-educated in the "horrors" of White privilege and "critical race theory" and so on? Biden said he was going to pick a female prospective VP. Nothing to do with ability. There was no, "I've picked X on ability, and they just happen to be female", just outright sexism. As it was plain to see that Biden was not fit before any election, does that make the election not valid and fraudulent? |
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The Biden thing does make me question if the US should add an upper age limit in addition to the lower age limit on being President. It's not just mental acuity to consider but also physical fitness. It's a demanding job being President: stressful situations, on-call 24/7, lack of proper sleep routines and so on. You need to be sharp, have a healthy heart and have a lot of energy to do it effectively. |
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They're Americans, the greatest nation on Earth, they know what they're doing and God is on their side :Yes:
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Spreading deliberate falsehoods is also fraudulent. |
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By the same token, also difficult to prove Biden was the right person for the job ;) |
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A pity being totally incompetent isn't a bar to being chosen in any political position.
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But if that doesn't work they have guns, loads and loads and loads of guns. :D |
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BREAKING: U.S President Joe Biden calls for New York and Democrat Gov. Andrew Cuomo to resign, following an investigation that found he sexually harassed multiple women.
https://news.sky.com/story/andrew-cu...women-12372002 |
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Cuomo's position seems untenable. He released a crackpot defence document that included pictures of Obama hugging hurricane victims as if this were remotely comparable to what he is being accused of.
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Lots of ppl think Biden is a joke..... Not doing well at all.....
Well YA he had to have the election rigged sky high to win! |
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Mock what you will, you two, I refuse to believe 80 Million voted for the current occupant of the WH. If he even knows he’s in the WH. The bit the other day was rather hilarious, where he has a bit of food stuck on his chin, and he’s there babbling to the press and right in front of the camera’s, receives a card from an aide, simply informing him he had something on his chin. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/wo...036.html%3famp.
He has been an absolute disaster for America since his inauguration this year. High inflation, high energy costs. Absolute madness at the Texas Border and migration. |
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Technically not about Joe Biden but follows on from the previous stuff on the thread:
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Yes I read about Cuomo.. Doesnt that admit his guilt??
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The Cuomo issue is hiding the important decision to continue Trump's policy of exiting Afghanistan. The Trump deal was "a rotten one", according to Britain's Defence Secretary Ben Wallace who confirmed this week what many suspected.
Whilst neutral observers note that Biden seems to be more successful than Trump in many areas (eg infrastructure bill, vaccine roll-out), I wonder if Afghanistan could be his undoing or will that country's unravelling not impact voters. I suspect the latter and the Republicans can't really complain if he continues with their policy. More on Afghanistan: https://news.sky.com/story/afghanist...tiate-12377962 |
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Gives Page not found. The one below did work. https://news.sky.com/story/fight-for...kabul-12379324 |
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What I can't help thinking is (retired, too much time on my hands etc), once the Taliban have full control over Afghanistan, are all those fighters going to throw their weapons down and start farming?
Given that a 'Taliban' governed country will probably rule with laws & customs not admired by much of the western world, it seems to me they'll struggle somewhat with probable sanctions and things. Pakistan their next target? |
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It'll end up being a nest of vipers, and I wouldn't like to be the next country that pokes it with a stick.
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I've often wondered why the Taliban, without the aid of an airforce, can make as much progress through Afghanistan, the link below supplies a few pointers to this.
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It's a complete disaster. 20 years wasted.
I am not sure what could have been done to stop this as the USA/UK can't stay there forever but there has to be a better way than throwing the country under the bus. Another surge might have helped to try and root out the Taliban but they don't seem to go away. America and ourselves seem to have achieved nothing for all that cost and bloodshed. |
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Sadly the US will always be on the back foot over any issue anywhere on the globe . Damned if they interfere/assist and damned if they don’t.
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Once they, and we, did intervene we should have finished the job.
In fairness, the Afgan Government was pushing for the Americans to leave in 2014. They refused Obama's request to keep troops there. They must have relented eventually but it's been six years so far of borrowed time. But their security forces are clearly not up to the job. |
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No one has ever successfully occupied Afghanistan (the book discusses Iraq as well), due to the terrain and tribal society - when the tribes are being defeated, they just fade back into the mountains, when the occupying troops lessen, they come back out again. There is a really good book about this called "The Forever War" by Dexter Filkins that I would recommend to others for an insight into why it's a losing proposition, whatever anyone does. |
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Sadly, the only way to defeat ISIS is a squadron of B52s and carpet bomb them off the planet, but this would kill thousands of innocent people.
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Yeah 'cos that worked in Vietnam didn't it . . . something the USA should have learnt from. You can't beat them on their own ground, you can push them back and 'contain' them, but that takes an awful lot of resources & manpower . . and again costs innocent lives. |
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The Taliban must be getting support from countries in the region that are not big fans of the U.S.A as well.
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