Would Biden Voluntarily Step Down

[Independentthinker]

if it meant saving his party? Things ain't lookin to good right now for the home team and the impeachment inquiry hasn't even got off the ground yet. Americans aren't happy with his age. Americans aren't happy about their lot in life. Americans aren't happy about Biden removing the border. Americans aren't happy about rampant crime. Americans are so unhappy that even Trump is starting to look good to them, as evidenced in recent polls. Would Biden step down in order to save his party, or, would they all just think that folding their cards now just means they lose, or, is power so important to him that he wouldn't step down even to save his own party? Is the Titanic headed for the ice berg?

 

[Rogue AI]

No, Biden will stick it out to the very end. It will take the threat of 25th Amendment action to get him to budge. He doesn't trust Harris with his legacy, not that he has a legacy worth caring about. His masters will never get the power they have now, with absolutely zero accountability.

 

[Oddball]

no

 

[Resnic]

He won't step down until his bosses tell him to.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

if it meant saving his party? Things ain't lookin to good right now for the home team and the impeachment inquiry hasn't even got off the ground yet. Americans aren't happy with his age. Americans aren't happy about their lot in life. Americans aren't happy about Biden removing the border. Americans aren't happy about rampant crime. Americans are so unhappy that even Trump is starting to look good to them, as evidenced in recent polls. Would Biden step down in order to save his party, or, would they all just think that folding their cards now just means they lose, or, is power so important to him that he wouldn't step down even to save his own party? Is the Titanic headed for the ice berg?

they are in a pickle....getting late.......if they ditch kramalot harris in any way, they are in deeper shat

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

No, Biden will stick it out to the very end. It will take the threat of 25th Amendment action to get him to budge. He doesn't trust Harris with his legacy, not that he has a legacy worth caring about. His masters will never get the power they have now, with absolutely zero accountability.

biden might have saved this country exposing these whackos now

 

[Donald H]

Yes, and IMO that's already been decided by Joe himself.

Those who oppose him aren't being honest about the fact that he has to go at the right time. He's the president and he can't resign more than a year ahead of his term ending.

It's a crapshoot to try to guess when the right time will come, but it could be imposed on him by the party if he falls on his head again.

Or comes down the off-ramp of his plane on his face.

 

[Lord Long Rod]

If nothing else, he will fall down while doing his awkward toddler walk.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Because Biden is so corrupt and unpopular the Democrat Leaders and their Oligarchy financers will ask him to step-out of the race or be forced out.
They will have to do it by the end of the year.

 

[alang1216]

if it meant saving his party? Things ain't lookin to good right now for the home team and the impeachment inquiry hasn't even got off the ground yet. Americans aren't happy with his age. Americans aren't happy about their lot in life. Americans aren't happy about Biden removing the border. Americans aren't happy about rampant crime. Americans are so unhappy that even Trump is starting to look good to them, as evidenced in recent polls. Would Biden step down in order to save his party, or, would they all just think that folding their cards now just means they lose, or, is power so important to him that he wouldn't step down even to save his own party? Is the Titanic headed for the ice berg?

Do you think he should be more loyal to the Dems than Trump is to the GOP? There is no loyalty in politics in America any more.

 

[Polishprince]

Its not really up to President Biden to decide to step down. Its up to the voters of his party to vote him out.

The D's have a well known, well funded and popular primary challenger next year, Kennedy. It will really come down to the voters of the party as to who they think is most qualified.

 

[Concerned American]

Yes, and IMO that's already been decided by Joe himself.

Those who oppose him aren't being honest about the fact that he has to go at the right time. He's the president and he can't resign more than a year ahead of his term ending.

It's a crapshoot to try to guess when the right time will come, but it could be imposed on him by the party if he falls on his head again.

Or comes down the off-ramp of his plane on his face.

Blah, blah, blah, more nonsense, duck. Just STFU, your ignorance of the topic knows no bounds.

 

[kaz]

if it meant saving his party? Things ain't lookin to good right now for the home team and the impeachment inquiry hasn't even got off the ground yet. Americans aren't happy with his age. Americans aren't happy about their lot in life. Americans aren't happy about Biden removing the border. Americans aren't happy about rampant crime. Americans are so unhappy that even Trump is starting to look good to them, as evidenced in recent polls. Would Biden step down in order to save his party, or, would they all just think that folding their cards now just means they lose, or, is power so important to him that he wouldn't step down even to save his own party? Is the Titanic headed for the ice berg?

Never ask what you can do for your country, ask what your country can do for you.

No, Biden doesn't give a shit about either his party or his country, that's what makes him a Democrat

 

[Freedomisneverfree]

Liberals won't "let him" yet they don't want him anymore. He is a "liability" now.

 

[kaz]

Liberals won't "let him" yet they don't want him anymore. He is a "liability" now.

Stealing elections is hard work, why shouldn't Democrats make it easier on themselves and pick someone they need to create fewer ballots for?

 

[Independentthinker]

Do you think he should be more loyal to the Dems than Trump is to the GOP? There is no loyalty in politics in America any more.

Isn't that a good thing?

 

[alang1216]

Isn't that a good thing?

If you're not loyal to your party and their policies, who are you loyal to?

 

[Concerned American]

If you're not loyal to your party and their policies, who are you loyal to?

Uh, Americans? Fuck the party. You're not too sharp are you?

 

[skye]

To use the word "voluntary" in the same phrase with the word Biden....sounds strange!

This man doesn't have any volition, he is not capable to make a conscious decision .... heck, maybe he doesn't even know he is President!

He is truly a vegetable.

 

[alang1216]

Uh, Americans? Fuck the party. You're not too sharp are you?

What that means in the real world is every politician for himself and to hell with Americans and getting anything done for them.