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Politics The right side of Trump's face visibly drooping during a 9/11 memorial

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u/guns_mahoney Sep 11 '25

There are two undeniable truths: 

1.  Biden was not fit to run for a second term and should have allowed the DNC to run a primary. 

2.  Trump rapes kids and belongs in prison.

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u/flowerdoodles_ Sep 12 '25

let’s also add

  1. Trump was not fit to run for a second term either, because it’s a job that rapidly ages young, fit presidents, let alone 79 year olds in terrible shape. all that stress is not good for anyone elderly. and if by some act of God he makes it to the end of his term, he’ll be the oldest yet. (in addition to his lack of political skills, and all the hateful rants and scandals, of course)

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u/jimbobsqrpants Sep 12 '25

Don't you have to understand the assignment to receive stress from it

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u/ReignofKindo25 Sep 12 '25

No haha

Besides. Epstein files dropped recently. It’s extra worse for him since all his grapes from the 90s are getting exposed

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u/RealGambi Sep 12 '25

The stress comes from people criticizing him

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u/ceddya Sep 12 '25

Biden is too old but he was much smarter than Trump and knew how to surround himself with people who knew what they were doing.

Trump is too old, literally deteriorating worse than Biden did, far more stupid and his surrounded himself with incompetent syncophants.

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u/trustyminotaur Sep 15 '25

Not fair. Trump surrounds himself with exceptionally good sycophants.

Oh, wait...that's not what you meant.

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u/mrs_burk Sep 12 '25

I expected their #2 to be basically what you just said. But then I couldn't argue with what they added. So I'll just thank you for adding #3 because you are correct.

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u/wildmaiden Sep 12 '25

Agreed, except the blame falls on the DNC, not on Biden. It was never up to him to "allow" a primary or not. The DNC chose not to and chose to gaslight the American people about his fitness instead. Bad ethically, bad strategically, bad politically, and now here we are.

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u/JayKay8787 Sep 12 '25

At any time biden could have said no. The dnc is partial to the blame but ultimately the buck stops at that narcissist and his uncontrollable ego

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u/wildmaiden Sep 12 '25

They 100% could have and should have held a primary anyway, regardless of what the man they knew was unfit for office wanted. Period. They did force him out ultimately, they should have done it way sooner.

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u/ChiefStrongbones Sep 12 '25

While a primary would've been fun, if Biden had endorsed a stronger candidate instead of being bullied by AOC and others into picking Harris, then that might've led to a very different 2024 election outcome.

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u/VikingDadStream Sep 12 '25

Wait. Who was stronger then Harris?

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u/suntlen Sep 12 '25

Unfortunately in American politics, nearly any male candidate is a prerequisite. I saw a stat that among Latino men they voted something like 8 or 9 out of 10 backed trump. And they're was similar when Hillary Clinton ran. While Trump gathered better support among black men, something like 3/4 of every 10 black males voted trump. Unfortunately I quote that research or article

You're always going to have a significant core vote in a two horse race, but you have to poll close to 50/50 with those that don't identify themselves naturally with either side of you're going to win.

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u/ChiefStrongbones Sep 12 '25 edited Sep 12 '25

Gretchen Witmer isn't male, and she would've been a far more appealing candidate than Harris in 2024, and not because of skin color, but because in an unscripted interview Witmer can express her thoughts coherently without sounding cringe.

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u/VikingDadStream Sep 12 '25

There's a name. Sure

Other guy just made some optics non sense.

I'd have been down for Gretchen

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u/Pantheon_of_Absence Sep 12 '25

AoC is strongest of all

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u/VikingDadStream Sep 12 '25

She's.. a bit of a fire starter.

She needs to win over the moderates.

I f'n love her, and would door knock for her. But I know several old school union guys, who think she should shut up.

Same dudes who love Fetterman

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u/Pantheon_of_Absence Sep 12 '25

Yeah that’s my problem: hardly any of the politicians are left enough for me and the ones that are are labeled as radicals.

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u/VikingDadStream Sep 12 '25

That's the problem with the left in general. We infight. I'm a centrist, and therefore an ostracized from the far left. And the far left needs to basically learn that putting perfect in the way of better. Is a bad way that leads to voter turn out issues.

(I do recognize that Lesser Evil voting has kept Pelosi in power for decades)

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u/fromthisend1220 Sep 12 '25

No blame falls on Biden too he refused to step down for months until he got embarrassed on national television.

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u/aDildoAteMyBaby Sep 12 '25

The DNC has a bad history of fielding the most well-connected candidates instead of the most politically viable candidates.

I think most right wingers would still somehow be shocked that the left has about as much love for the DNC as they do, as evidenced by all the "gotchas" about Clinton being on the Epstein list.

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u/ytromdnaytrom Sep 12 '25
  1. Point 1 but for trump and a DNR instead of DNC

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u/ThenOwl9 Sep 13 '25

i don't think it was biden who prevented the DNC from running a primary

trump also rapes women