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1andrew1 25-05-2022 08:46
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
From the above posts, it looks like Biden's 41% popularity rating is something that Trump could only dream of.

I guess enough of the US electorate are getting behind a President that despite his age, stands up to Russia and is not afraid to ask for gun control.

TheDaddy 25-05-2022 08:52
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36123512)
From the above posts, it looks like Biden's 41% popularity rating is something that Trump could only dream of.

I guess enough of the US electorate are getting behind a President that despite his age, stands up to Russia and is not afraid to ask for gun control.
What's he done on gun control, he made a load of promises he knew he couldn't keep so has done nothing at all, where he might do well is if women decide their wombs are no one's business but theirs and come out to support him but even that is in spite of him not because of him

Maggy 25-05-2022 09:19
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 36123513)
What's he done on gun control, he made a load of promises he knew he couldn't keep so has done nothing at all, where he might do well is if women decide their wombs are no one's business but theirs and come out to support him but even that is in spite of him not because of him
He can only try and fail..the blame lies squarely on the opposition who would rather see dead children than lose their gun rights altered in any sensible manner. The only concession they make on dead children is for abortion rights bearing in mind they would never ever support any child born into poverty because of said rules on abortion. :rolleyes:

TheDaddy 25-05-2022 10:10
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36123517)
He can only try and fail..the blame lies squarely on the opposition who would rather see dead children than lose their gun rights altered in any sensible manner. The only concession they make on dead children is for abortion rights bearing in mind they would never ever support any child born into poverty because of said rules on abortion. :rolleyes:
He didn't try though, he talked an average fight at best with grandiose promises pre election and then did nothing, the blame for that is his and his alone, if he wanted he could've tried and failed and blamed the opposition but he didn't

Mick 25-05-2022 11:53
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
He can only do so much with a 50 50 split of the Senate. Come mid terms, Democrats are in serious trouble. But they are crap at governing, either way.

Damien 25-05-2022 13:50
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Nothing will happen. NRA is too powerful and the country has already decided this is the price they are willing to pay not to have to do anything about it.

ianch99 25-05-2022 22:40
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36123547)
Nothing will happen. NRA is too powerful and the country has already decided this is the price they are willing to pay not to have to do anything about it.
But the country hasn't decided has it? The NRA-lobbied Senators have.

Pierre 26-05-2022 09:17
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 36123629)
But the country hasn't decided has it? The NRA-lobbied Senators have.
I'm pretty sure if they put it to referendum (not that they would ,as the US doesn't do that type of thing) then the population would vote to keep guns.

It's part of their culture and identity. It would be asking us to vote for banning tea.


They want it, they have to live with it.

Halcyon 26-05-2022 09:20
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
It is clear that gun laws in the U.S. will never change. There are too many people in power that will make sure nothing ever gets done.


If I was a parent in the U.S. this would give me the number one reason to emigrate and leave. Schools should be a safe place for children yet nothing is being done to make them any safer.

Mick 26-05-2022 09:30
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36123665)
I'm pretty sure if they put it to referendum (not that they would ,as the US doesn't do that type of thing) then the population would vote to keep guns.

It's part of their culture and identity. It would be asking us to vote for banning tea.


They want it, they have to live with it.
But that said, priorities are skewed with gun and safety laws over there. The 18 year old was allowed to own a gun, further buy ammunition and do the sick deed, yet kinder eggs are banned in the U.S due to them being a danger to kids, in the form of choking. What’s the more dangerous again?

Guns could never be banned, there just has to be tougher restrictions. But sadly, nothing will change and there will be more bloodshed in American schools.

papa smurf 18-06-2022 15:58
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
where's me stabilisers!

Joe falls off his bike

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...each-home.html


Is that balanced enough?

Pierre 18-06-2022 17:49
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36125626)
where's me stabilisers!

Joe falls off his bike

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...each-home.html


Is that balanced enough?
He probably couldn’t get his feet out of the toe straps, but it’s just the latest in a long long line of videos. I take less from this one, but there are loads of clips ( Jimmy Kimmel one for example) where it is clear he is cognitively struggling and it’s obvious everyone around him are doing all they can to just get him through.

I don’t know who is currently running the US executive, but it isn’t him.

Maggy 18-06-2022 22:46
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Pondering those pensioners on this site shouting about Biden's age and physical accidents..You wait.It could be you all too soon and then what if you find yourself being told to stop breathing because you are too old?

Sephiroth 18-06-2022 23:08
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36125632)
Pondering those pensioners on this site shouting about Biden's age and physical accidents..You wait.It could be you all too soon and then what if you find yourself being told to stop breathing because you are too old?
Whilst you are absolutely right, in principle, Biden is the POTUS and rather hostile to the UK as distinct from Ireland. So, maybe, it wouldn't be such a bad idea if he stopped breathing now instead of later.

Mr K 18-06-2022 23:44
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36125633)
Whilst you are absolutely right, in principle, Biden is the POTUS and rather hostile to the UK as distinct from Ireland. So, maybe, it wouldn't be such a bad idea if he stopped breathing now instead of later.
The last President wasn't exactly falling over himself to offer a trade deal to Little England was he? Probably too busy cheating at golf. The fact old Joe won says a lot about the incumbent at the time.

1andrew1 19-06-2022 00:04
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36125627)
He probably couldn’t get his feet out of the toe straps, but it’s just the latest in a long long line of videos. I take less from this one, but there are loads of clips ( Jimmy Kimmel one for example) where it is clear he is cognitively struggling and it’s obvious everyone around him are doing all they can to just get him through.

I don’t know who is currently running the US executive, but it isn’t him.
Just a heads-up that there's some well-viewed fake videos of the Bidens out there. The bike incident is real but the many fakes include:
Quote:
A deceptively edited video of Joe Biden making it appear the Democratic presidential nominee forgot what state he was in was viewed more than one million times on Twitter over the weekend.
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/11/01/t...ter/index.html

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Fake video of child swearing at Jill Biden during book reading spreads like wildfire online
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...-b1967809.html

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Opponents of President Joe Biden have repeatedly circulated videos that cut his comments short or take his words out of context to leave a misleading impression.

The tactic, which the Trump campaign employed ahead of the 2020 election, fuels the narrative that Biden is senile and incompetent, experts said.
https://www.politifact.com/article/2...g-bidens-word/

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Almost million views for faked video clip showing speechless Joe Biden
https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/...joe-biden.html

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36125633)
Whilst you are absolutely right, in principle, Biden is the POTUS and rather hostile to the UK as distinct from Ireland. So, maybe, it wouldn't be such a bad idea if he stopped breathing now instead of later.
The Republic's not proposing to breach an international treaty nor entertain discussions on following Russia's lead in exiting the European Court of Human Rights.

Based on this context, you can see why a POTUS from any party might take a hostile tone to the UK. And, that's before we've even considered the impact of Irish American votes and the Democrats' bond to the Good Friday Agreement which it views as one of its great foreign policy successes.

papa smurf 19-06-2022 07:16
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36125633)
Whilst you are absolutely right, in principle, Biden is the POTUS and rather hostile to the UK as distinct from Ireland. So, maybe, it wouldn't be such a bad idea if he stopped breathing now instead of later.
Most of his voters had been dead for years so you may have a point;)

And do they keep that Pelosi creature in a pickle jar until needed.

Sephiroth 19-06-2022 07:29
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36125636)
<SNIP>

The Republic's not proposing to breach an international treaty nor entertain discussions on following Russia's lead in exiting the European Court of Human Rights.

Based on this context, you can see why a POTUS from any party might take a hostile tone to the UK. And, that's before we've even considered the impact of Irish American votes and the Democrats' bond to the Good Friday Agreement which it views as one of its great foreign policy successes.
You've conflated current politics with Biden's underlying loyalties.

When Biden was President Elect, he was approached by the BBC and he said "BBC? I'm Irish" and walked on.

https://www.thenational.scot/news/18...heeky-dig-bbc/

You're also ignoring Irish government perfidy whose attitude dishonestly rides on the Good Friday Agreement when the row with EU is about UK sovereignty and the customs difficulties of trade between GB and NI.

Yes, as far as I and many are concerned, Biden (and Pelosi) could usefully stop breathing, and Varadkar too - the Irish Tanasty.

Maggy 19-06-2022 08:44
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36125635)
The last President wasn't exactly falling over himself to offer a trade deal to Little England was he? Probably too busy cheating at golf. The fact old Joe won says a lot about the incumbent at the time.
:tu:

jfman 19-06-2022 10:04
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36125632)
Pondering those pensioners on this site shouting about Biden's age and physical accidents..You wait.It could be you all too soon and then what if you find yourself being told to stop breathing because you are too old?
I’d be upset, but at 78 I’d be hoping to have my feet up retired not standing for election inviting criticism. Even better if I could do so on a former Vice President’s pension.

Maggy 19-06-2022 10:25
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36125647)
I’d be upset, but at 78 I’d be hoping to have my feet up retired not standing for election inviting criticism. Even better if I could do so on a former Vice President’s pension.
Well write yourself off if you want to but why should anyone else do so?

Sephiroth 19-06-2022 11:06
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36125647)
I’d be upset, but at 78 I’d be hoping to have my feet up retired not standing for election inviting criticism. Even better if I could do so on a former Vice President’s pension.
Maybe you think that now - but you wait till you're older and reach the conclusion that keeping the mind busy trumps putting your feet up.

jfman 19-06-2022 11:24
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36125648)
Well write yourself off if you want to but why should anyone else do so?
Because old people deserve dignity in retirement and not be forced to work until their cognitive and physical decline endangers themselves and others? That should be the expectation and the standard.

Politics dominated by old, white, rich men isn't particularly desirable either, but that's an aside.

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36125650)
Maybe you think that now - but you wait till you're older and reach the conclusion that keeping the mind busy trumps putting your feet up.
A sodoku on the beach or debating the intellectual heavyweights of Cable Forum will be sufficient.

papa smurf 19-06-2022 12:11
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36125650)
Maybe you think that now - but you wait till you're older and reach the conclusion that keeping the mind busy trumps putting your feet up.
You don't have to pretend to run a super power to keep your mind active.

jfman 19-06-2022 14:03
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36125654)
You don't have to pretend to run a super power to keep your mind active.
Well quite. And if he really wanted the title then President of his local lawn bowls club would surely be more appropriate.

Sephiroth 19-06-2022 16:24
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36125654)
You don't have to pretend to run a super power to keep your mind active.
I was specifically referring to jfman’s preference.

Maggy 19-06-2022 18:48
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36125651)
Because old people deserve dignity in retirement and not be forced to work until their cognitive and physical decline endangers themselves and others? That should be the expectation and the standard.

Politics dominated by old, white, rich men isn't particularly desirable either, but that's an aside.

---------- Post added at 11:24 ---------- Previous post was at 11:14 ----------



A sodoku on the beach or debating the intellectual heavyweights of Cable Forum will be sufficient.
There's a danger in that.Who gets to decide who is too old?

peanut 19-06-2022 19:10
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36125674)
There's a danger in that.Who gets to decide who is too old?
Until it becomes obvious then you're right, who's is to decide...

But then there's the President who can't string a sentence together and clearly not all there should definitely not be in that position and no one can really argue with that.

Then there's there's those are just too grumpy, moany and complains about everything like Victor Meldrew. Not good for any situation, and best avoided.

Maggy 20-06-2022 08:02
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Oh well perhaps we should start deciding who is too young to be making decisions like that about others?

1andrew1 20-06-2022 08:14
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36125674)
There's a danger in that.Who gets to decide who is too old?
How do we decide it for civil servants and heads of the armed forces?

Sephiroth 20-06-2022 08:15
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36125693)
Oh well perhaps we should start deciding who is too young to be making decisions like that about others?
Ha ha! On this forum? Average age what? 50? 60? 70?

Damien 20-06-2022 08:20
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
The US Presidency already has a minimum age requirement.

I think the electorate can ultimately decide but it does seem you would want an upper age limit of around 70? It's not just mental acuity but also physical fitness. Being President is a demanding job in terms of concentration, energy levels, sleep schedules and stress.

Sephiroth 20-06-2022 08:29
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36125698)
The US Presidency already has a minimum age requirement.

I think the electorate can ultimately decide but it does seem you would want an upper age limit of around 70? It's not just mental acuity but also physical fitness. Being President is a demanding job in terms of concentration, energy levels, sleep schedules and stress.
I get the point you are making but wouldn't fly as a democratic principle.

Wisdom comes with age but there are exceptions. In Biden's case, the US people have elected the president they deserve or, more particularly, the party caucus system has delivered the candidate that it deserved.

The above said, the US system is weird and thus generates weird or inappropriate politicians.

jfman 20-06-2022 08:54
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Wisdom comes with age so does having outdated opinions and a diminishing understanding of the modern world.

I suspect the Biden blind spot is because he defeated Trump.

The where do we draw the line argument is a red herring - all around the world countries enable laws drawing an arbitrary line at the “young” side without massive contention. Marriage, smoking, alcohol, sex, serving in the armed forces, standing for election.

Damien 20-06-2022 08:59
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36125700)
I get the point you are making but wouldn't fly as a democratic principle.

Wisdom comes with age but there are exceptions. In Biden's case, the US people have elected the president they deserve or, more particularly, the party caucus system has delivered the candidate that it deserved.

The above said, the US system is weird and thus generates weird or inappropriate politicians.
I am not that animated about it be honest, the electorate can decide.

Wisdom comes with age maybe but it is a double-edged sword as change and new ideas can come with youth but this isn't relevant when it comes to debating if they should have an age limit. It's only for health reasons we would have it. Biden is almost 80 for example.

Sephiroth 20-06-2022 09:02
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36125704)
I am not that animated about it be honest, the electorate can decide.

Wisdom comes with age maybe but it is a double-edged sword as change and new ideas can come with youth but this isn't relevant when it comes to debating if they should have an age limit. It's only for health reasons we would have it. Biden is almost 80 for example.
That's the problem with generalisation. I know many people aged 78 or above who, being of agile mind, would make excellent government leaders.

papa smurf 20-06-2022 09:16
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36125674)
There's a danger in that.Who gets to decide who is too old?
We just use a simple test -can you stop your bicycle without falling off.

1andrew1 20-06-2022 09:53
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36125707)
We just use a simple test -can you stop your bicycle without falling off.
What if you can't get on a bicycle in the first place and have to use a golf cart instead?

papa smurf 20-06-2022 10:00
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36125708)
What if you can't get on a bicycle in the first place and have to use a golf cart instead?
I have a bicycle and struggle to get my leg over the cross bar I'm 66 this week so i would not be suitable to run anything other than a bath, you can't lug your golf clubs around on a bicycle they aren't allowed on the greens;).

Mick 20-06-2022 10:29
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36125674)
There's a danger in that.Who gets to decide who is too old?
Society does and should. Ageing process constitutes people cannot work forever, there has to be a cut off age, Biden’s constant mumblings of nonsensical shit, falling down Air Force One stairs, falling off his bike, getting lost on stage, highlights this.

It’s a good job Russia sees his fragile mind, twice now, we could have been led in to a nuclear conflict with Biden’s words, first when he suggested America would drop chemical weapons on Russia, if they dropped any on Ukraine, then later also suggesting American armed forces would be soon joining fight in Ukraine. :erm:

Jfman makes valid point above, we have prohibitions for people under a certain age, why should there not be the same for people above a certain age?

jfman 20-06-2022 12:05
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick
Jfman makes valid point above
Might print this off and frame it :D

As you say there’s a lot of risk involved.

I mean come on…

https://twitter.com/ampol_moment/sta...QcgDTCDC9OELxw

Pierre 20-06-2022 21:34
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36125729)
Might print this off and frame it :D
A broken clock is right twice a day!

Mick 22-06-2022 14:37
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
BREAKING: U.S President Joe Biden, has just declared more money is required to plan for the second pandemic, saying adamantly, "there is going to be another pandemic". https://twitter.com/JamesfWells/stat...02113139019776

Does he know something we don't? :erm:

Hugh 22-06-2022 18:04
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick (Post 36125985)
BREAKING: U.S President Joe Biden, has just declared more money is required to plan for the second pandemic, saying adamantly, "there is going to be another pandemic". https://twitter.com/JamesfWells/stat...02113139019776

Does he know something we don't? :erm:
Most Research groups think it’s "when", not "if"

https://www.chathamhouse.org/2022/02...en-could-it-be

The U.K. had one for a potential Flu Pandemic.

https://www.gov.uk/government/public...k-flu-pandemic

And we updated our Pandemic planning in October 2020, in case another one occurs.

https://www.gov.uk/government/public...c-preparedness

Maggy 22-06-2022 20:42
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick (Post 36125714)
Society does and should. Ageing process constitutes people cannot work forever, there has to be a cut off age, Biden’s constant mumblings of nonsensical shit, falling down Air Force One stairs, falling off his bike, getting lost on stage, highlights this.

It’s a good job Russia sees his fragile mind, twice now, we could have been led in to a nuclear conflict with Biden’s words, first when he suggested America would drop chemical weapons on Russia, if they dropped any on Ukraine, then later also suggesting American armed forces would be soon joining fight in Ukraine. :erm:

Jfman makes valid point above, we have prohibitions for people under a certain age, why should there not be the same for people above a certain age?
So how old is too old?

Damien 22-06-2022 21:06
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick (Post 36125985)
BREAKING: U.S President Joe Biden, has just declared more money is required to plan for the second pandemic, saying adamantly, "there is going to be another pandemic". https://twitter.com/JamesfWells/stat...02113139019776

Does he know something we don't? :erm:
Well, there is going to be another pandemic. Maybe it'll be another 100 years or so if we're lucky.

Damien 02-09-2022 07:38
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Trump will pardon those convicted of attacking the Capitol: https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...ioters-pardon/

papa smurf 02-09-2022 07:55
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36133021)
Trump will pardon those convicted of attacking the Capitol: https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...ioters-pardon/
He's such a nice guy, his heart is full of forgiveness and love for his fellow man/woman/weirdo.

Maggy 02-09-2022 09:27
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36133022)
He's such a nice guy, his heart is full of forgiveness and love for his fellow man/woman/weirdo.

:rofl:

Hugh 02-09-2022 09:38
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36133021)
Trump will pardon those convicted of attacking the Capitol: https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...ioters-pardon/
Gift link in case that’s not readable


https://wapo.st/3Ryezc6

Damien 02-09-2022 10:10
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Ah sorry, it was readable for me for some reason

papa smurf 02-09-2022 10:13
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36133040)
Ah sorry, it was readable for me for some reason
and me.

1andrew1 02-09-2022 14:51
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
The economy in the US seems to be performing far better than expected. It added 315,000 new jobs in August on top of the unexpected 528,000 new jobs in July. It's now where it was before the pandemic and unemployment remains close to a 50-year low.

With energy prices rising globally, I can't see this success continuing though.

https://www.theguardian.com/business...ds-jobs-august

Mick 12-01-2023 18:45
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
BREAKING: Special counsel appointed to investigate US President Joe Biden's handling of classified documents - BBC News.

nomadking 12-01-2023 19:45
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick (Post 36143610)
BREAKING: Special counsel appointed to investigate US President Joe Biden's handling of classified documents - BBC News.
At least they were kept in secure locations, ie closet and garage.:rolleyes:

GrimUpNorth 12-01-2023 19:53
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick (Post 36143610)
BREAKING: Special counsel appointed to investigate US President Joe Biden's handling of classified documents - BBC News.
Good, if there's suspicion of wrong doing it should be investigated and if rules have been broken then he should be appropriately punished.

TheDaddy 12-01-2023 20:11
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by GrimUpNorth (Post 36143613)
Good, if there's suspicion of wrong doing it should be investigated and if rules have been broken then he should be appropriately punished.
Nothing unreasonable about that

Hugh 12-01-2023 20:56
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by GrimUpNorth (Post 36143613)
Good, if there's suspicion of wrong doing it should be investigated and if rules have been broken then he should be appropriately punished.
Agreed - let’s hope he cooperates, and they don’t need subpoenas or to call the FBI in.

When I worked with Classified material, if this happened, the questions would "who stored the documents in these locations?", and "who authorised that the documents should be stored in these locations?"

Here’s a link with the full timeline/info known so far.

https://wapo.st/3CIX982

1andrew1 12-01-2023 21:39
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by GrimUpNorth (Post 36143613)
Good, if there's suspicion of wrong doing it should be investigated and if rules have been broken then he should be appropriately punished.
Time for Biden to get the name of a good lawyer from someone who's been in the same boat. ;)

TheDaddy 12-01-2023 22:32
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36143618)
Time for Biden to get the name of a good lawyer from someone who's been in the same boat. ;)
Does he know any good ones? Thought he had to take what he could get because of his tremendously poor track record of not paying people, hence rudy and the crazy lady, there's a spin off that no tv company is eager to make, rudy and the crazy lady, you saw it here first and last

Damien 13-01-2023 09:11
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
What's wrong with American Presidents? Really hope Biden doesn't run again and we just get someone normal with all their facilities in tack.

1andrew1 13-01-2023 09:16
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36143623)
What's wrong with American Presidents? Really hope Biden doesn't run again and we just get someone normal with all their facilities in tack.
Time for Trump and Biden to be adjacent in cells as well as in the list of Presidents!

I can't understand why Biden's administration didn't check their own house was in order when the investigation into Trump's document retention was first aired.

Incompetence, arrogance...or both.

Maggy 13-01-2023 11:31
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36143623)
What's wrong with American Presidents? Really hope Biden doesn't run again and we just get someone normal with all their facilities in tack.
It might be helpful id they got applicants younger than 50/60.

1andrew1 13-01-2023 14:08
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36143633)
It might be helpful id they got applicants younger than 50/60.
I guess their is a link between age and the money candidates have at their disposal to put behind their candidate campaigns.

TheDaddy 13-01-2023 15:05
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36143638)
I guess their is a link between age and the money candidates have at their disposal to put behind their candidate campaigns.
More likely there's favours built up over years to get you nominated by a party, plus years of experience and an age you have to be before you can be nominated

Mad Max 13-01-2023 19:16
Re: US President Joe Biden
 
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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36143623)
What's wrong with American Presidents? Really hope Biden doesn't run again and we just get someone normal with all their facilities in tack.
I'm sure you meant faculties, the facilities are probably top-notch...;)


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