[Pierre]

Originally Posted by Chris

Whereas he gave an endless series of rambling, off-topic presentations throughout his election campaign. Sharks, EV batteries, immigrants eating people’s pets, Hannibal Lecter. Nothing fake about any of that (and why would you believe nobody’s buying the idea? The electoral college flatters him - he didn’t even get half the votes).

Well if that’s the yard stick you’re going to measure him by, then you could argue he was cognitively in decline from 2014 onwards, as that’s how he’s talked ever since he entered the presidential race.

Direct questioning helps keep his addled thought processes on-topic. Set him loose and he can’t cope.

so he hides his cognitive weakness by being interviewed and questioned?…..ok.


But if you’d watched the Rogan interview you’d know that it isn’t “Direct Questioning”, it’s a conversation and he is given enough room to go right off the reservation if he wishes.

There’s nowhere to hide in a long form unedited interview in a conversation that can go absolutely anywhere.

That is the very reason Harris wouldn’t do it, you can’t keep up a pretence for that long.

I get that he got more votes than Harris and won on both popular and college terms, but Harris’s unpopularity has nothing to do with cogency.

Didn’t say it did but she was truly terrible.

When asked what would she do differently than Biden on “The View” and she said she couldn’t think of anything! Well what’s the point of you replacing him then?

Then when asked what her policies were her reply was, “they’re on my website”

An interview on 60 Minutes, where they had to edit one of her answers as it made no sense whatsoever, and she’s not the one with cognitive issues.

Then a 41min interview with CNN, of which only 27mins has been aired…………

Then an absolute car crash of an interview with Brett Baier.

And a campaign based purely on Trump is a Nazi.

Whereas, dementia Don………

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1

Lol, maybe it is time for you to give up the day job after all, for a glittering career on the comedy circuit awaits you with lines like that.

I’m considering Edinburgh in ‘25.