President Biden goes positive. Can voters handle it?

[LordBrownTrout]

fake news.

Yes yes, especially since the FBI descended like locusts looking for that diary. Nothing to see.......

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Republican voters clearly can’t handle it.

 

[candycorn]

‘While Republican presidential candidates compete for the title of “most dystopian” and four-time-indicted former president Donald Trump tells us everything from Washington to the military to our judicial system stinks, President Biden has rolled out a new ad. It’s very different from Trump’s portrayal of an America as a nonstop horror show.

Biden’s ad, “Fought Back,” reminds us how bad things were under his predecessor, touts Biden’s economic accomplishments and accuses Republicans (while displaying Trump’s picture) of running America down. A list of bipartisan accomplishments, such as the bipartisan infrastructure law and the Chips bill, refutes the notion that the United States is paralyzed or incapable of solving its problems.

“There are some who say America is failing,” the narrator says. “Not Joe Biden. He believes our best days are ahead because he believes in the American people.” This message embodies Biden’s endemic optimism: “We just have to remember who we are. We’re the United States of America. And there’s nothing — nothing beyond our capacity — if we do it together.” Moreover, it rebukes Trump’s negativity, in effect saying: Refusing to credit the improvements in the economy is tantamount to slamming Americans and discrediting their hard work. (The ad shows Biden delivering one of his favorite lines: “It’s never, ever been a good bet to bet against America.”)

[…]

However, Biden’s ad does something more than present an economic argument. He’s asking a larger question: Do we really want to go back to the trauma of the Trump years? He is betting that voters, even if they are uncertain about the future, don’t want to wallow in anger, fear and pessimism. He offers not only a choice between two policies but also two different visions, which are miles apart in tone. As Biden likes to say, “Don’t compare me to the Almighty. Compare me to the alternative.” And he hopes voters will opt for his more hopeful message over Trump’s gloom and doom.’

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/08/24/biden-positive-ad/

To be fair, all Trump, his supporters, and Republicans have is gloom and doom.

The GOP is a party of anger and vengeance.

The Republican party can offer the people only fear, nothing of benefit or substance.

It would be great to get back to normal.

 

[jbrownson0831]

‘While Republican presidential candidates compete for the title of “most dystopian” and four-time-indicted former president Donald Trump tells us everything from Washington to the military to our judicial system stinks, President Biden has rolled out a new ad. It’s very different from Trump’s portrayal of an America as a nonstop horror show.

Biden’s ad, “Fought Back,” reminds us how bad things were under his predecessor, touts Biden’s economic accomplishments and accuses Republicans (while displaying Trump’s picture) of running America down. A list of bipartisan accomplishments, such as the bipartisan infrastructure law and the Chips bill, refutes the notion that the United States is paralyzed or incapable of solving its problems.

“There are some who say America is failing,” the narrator says. “Not Joe Biden. He believes our best days are ahead because he believes in the American people.” This message embodies Biden’s endemic optimism: “We just have to remember who we are. We’re the United States of America. And there’s nothing — nothing beyond our capacity — if we do it together.” Moreover, it rebukes Trump’s negativity, in effect saying: Refusing to credit the improvements in the economy is tantamount to slamming Americans and discrediting their hard work. (The ad shows Biden delivering one of his favorite lines: “It’s never, ever been a good bet to bet against America.”)

[…]

However, Biden’s ad does something more than present an economic argument. He’s asking a larger question: Do we really want to go back to the trauma of the Trump years? He is betting that voters, even if they are uncertain about the future, don’t want to wallow in anger, fear and pessimism. He offers not only a choice between two policies but also two different visions, which are miles apart in tone. As Biden likes to say, “Don’t compare me to the Almighty. Compare me to the alternative.” And he hopes voters will opt for his more hopeful message over Trump’s gloom and doom.’

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/08/24/biden-positive-ad/

To be fair, all Trump, his supporters, and Republicans have is gloom and doom.

The GOP is a party of anger and vengeance.

The Republican party can offer the people only fear, nothing of benefit or substance.

Poor Mrs Jones, more Reichbabble spouting the exact opposite of the truth.
And why wouldn't Joey Capone be "positive"? He gets away with every crime under the sun, right under the noses of your sheeple lemmings.

 

[jbrownson0831]

Republican voters clearly can’t handle it.

Sure we can, Trump leads comfortably thanks to you morons and no fake leftyvirus ballots for you this time.
Bye bye Mrs. Jones

 

[jbrownson0831]

The Republican ‘debate’ this week is further proof that the GOP has nothing to offer the American people save for anger, fear, and vengeance.

Actually, we offer protection against the number one killer of our 18-49 year olds coming unchecked across the border. Your ilk supports their murder along with that of all the babies you kill.
You are evil Mrs Jones.