Conservatives told the truth about Biden. Democrats failed to listen.

[Mac1958]

For many of us across the political spectrum who voted for Biden, our vote was far more about Biden's opponent and what he represents, than it was about Biden.

And nothing, NOTHING that has happened since then has made that a bad vote.

 

[American Eagle]

Yes... what has she done, really? You're making my point.

Not the Dem claims of her days as a DA... what did she accomplish as a Senator? What has she accomplished as VP?

Until the last 3 months, Biden had her running errands to nondescript places and events. Her one major task (border) she did less than nothing.

What is her track record for major programs, (or minor), success, even failures? She has nothing... a few good speeches... nothing which is any indication of competence for POTUS .

nm. wrong post

 

[Dragonlady]

“If I were a Democrat, I’d be furious right now.”

Democrats are a Jim Jones cult. They blindly follow their leaders no matter how insane the message is. No free thought occurs at any time. The laughable reaction after the debate was spectacularly hilarious as the lemmings realized they had just jumped off a cliff.

Conservatives told the truth about Biden. Democrats failed to listen.

I'm appalled at the way President Joe Biden's exit from the 2024 election, announced Sunday afternoon, has played out. It's far from democratic.

www.usatoday.com

Republicans have crashed the economy three times in the last 40 years, and you talk about Democrats “taking you off the cliff”.

You’re planning on voting for a convicted, felon, liar, tax cheat, and a self admitted sexual predator who has bankrupted the Republican Party.

You’re in no position to talk about the insanity of Democrats and who they’ll follow.

 

[my2¢]

“If I were a Democrat, I’d be furious right now.”

But the writer of the article isn't. No need to go on from there.

It did however bring back memories of Earl Butz, Secretary of Agriculture under Nixon and Ford. Commenting on the Pope's opposition to population control, Butz speaking at the World Food Conference in Rome offered up, "He no playa the game, he no maka the rules." Good old Earl was one-of-a-kind.