mace1229 said:

mrussel1 said:

mace1229 said:

Gern Blansten said:

mace1229 said:

Gern Blansten said:

CM189191 said:

teskeinc said:

josevolution said:

teskeinc said:

What a sad address to the nation. Can’t even understand him. Looks defeated and about to cry. You can really tell he didn’t want to drop out. Almost feel sorry for him.

Damn what would make you happy please share what you think a sitting president that just resigned what message he should have used in this address? Please enlighten us 

He said he always told the truth to the American people. While lying right to our face. His family was crying sitting to his left. Knowing how bad the knife in his back hurt him.

He didn’t save democracy. He was strong armed out by Pelosi, Clooney, Obama and the billionaire donor elite. Why, because polls showed he couldn’t win and the millions stopped flowing to the DNC. And once they sacked Biden, the $$$ flowed like wine. Record setting amounts.

  Democrats spit in the face of democracy and shit on 15 million primary voters. All while calling themselves saviors.

At the very least, have an open convention. Pick the best candidate. They went with Kamala, not someone who can win, but someone who hopefully wont lose that bad. Maybe get enough voters out to save a seat or 2 in the Senate so they can stop Trumps agenda. 

What are you on about? "He didn't save democracy"?  That's....not how democracy works.

Presidential primaries bind delegates to vote for a particular candidate.  Candidates can release their delegates, which happens all the time.  

The Democratic National Convention nominates the party's presidential candidate, which hasn't happened yet.  It's Aug. 19-22 in Chicago.  

Biden’s decision to endorse Harris is not a binding one, Party rules don’t allow Biden to simply select a successor.  

Exactly...funny how magat media seems to take Biden's side as if he has been wronged. It was clearly his decision.

Actually seems like the opposite. Seems like he really wanted to stay in. Why would he go through the primary and first debate if he didn’t want to run?
The decision was made for him when a large number of his party requested that he drop out and many of his if donors pulled their funding. He saw the writing on the wall and saw no other option. He knew it was only getting worse. I don’t see that as his decision. When you only have 1 choice, it’s not a choice.

He saw the same polls that everyone else did. Like I said...his decision.

If it wasn’t for his party leaders, among many others, asking him to drop out and for his funding drying up, he’d still be in the race.

Sure, but why is that germane at all?  In other words, if things were totally different than they are, he would have stayed the course.  

Because I don’t see it as his choice then. It was the decision of his party and his donors. He couldn’t afford a campaign, especially one without the support of his party. Sure, he could continue to refuse, but he realized it would only hurt his legacy and probably embarrass him more. Really had no choice.

seanwon said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

teskeinc said:

You guys vote for who your told to. If Dems decide to change candidates when the convention happens, Clooney and Pelosi will let you know. You’re the 30% far left liberal that’s accounted for. Your opinions don’t matter. Just do as your told.

I can’t wait til November. It’s going to be so satisfying to see this wacko forum meltdown. The 10 of you will be the new crying meme. Trump controls your life everyday, you can’t stop thinking and posting about him. Only 4.5 more years to go. Then you can find peace. 

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

you think the the posters you are referring to are far left? my god you people just have no fucking clue. most of these folks are the centrist voter that can be swung. some center right, some center left. some are even registered republicans. you have zero clue what you are talking about. 

Yes, most of the Liberal posters here are absolutely far left.  If you (not specifically you) don't see it, it is because you are one of them.  Coming from a TRUE centrist liberal.

mrussel1 said:

seanwon said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

teskeinc said:

You guys vote for who your told to. If Dems decide to change candidates when the convention happens, Clooney and Pelosi will let you know. You’re the 30% far left liberal that’s accounted for. Your opinions don’t matter. Just do as your told.

I can’t wait til November. It’s going to be so satisfying to see this wacko forum meltdown. The 10 of you will be the new crying meme. Trump controls your life everyday, you can’t stop thinking and posting about him. Only 4.5 more years to go. Then you can find peace. 

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

you think the the posters you are referring to are far left? my god you people just have no fucking clue. most of these folks are the centrist voter that can be swung. some center right, some center left. some are even registered republicans. you have zero clue what you are talking about. 

Yes, most of the Liberal posters here are absolutely far left.  If you (not specifically you) don't see it, it is because you are one of them.  Coming from a TRUE centrist liberal.

What am I? Give me a litmus test. 

brianlux said:

I'm  moderately conservative liberal common sense-ist. 

mace1229 said:

Gern Blansten said:

mace1229 said:

cblock4life said:

mace1229 said:

Gern Blansten said:

mace1229 said:

Gern Blansten said:

CM189191 said:

teskeinc said:

josevolution said:

teskeinc said:

What a sad address to the nation. Can’t even understand him. Looks defeated and about to cry. You can really tell he didn’t want to drop out. Almost feel sorry for him.

Damn what would make you happy please share what you think a sitting president that just resigned what message he should have used in this address? Please enlighten us 

He said he always told the truth to the American people. While lying right to our face. His family was crying sitting to his left. Knowing how bad the knife in his back hurt him.

He didn’t save democracy. He was strong armed out by Pelosi, Clooney, Obama and the billionaire donor elite. Why, because polls showed he couldn’t win and the millions stopped flowing to the DNC. And once they sacked Biden, the $$$ flowed like wine. Record setting amounts.

  Democrats spit in the face of democracy and shit on 15 million primary voters. All while calling themselves saviors.

At the very least, have an open convention. Pick the best candidate. They went with Kamala, not someone who can win, but someone who hopefully wont lose that bad. Maybe get enough voters out to save a seat or 2 in the Senate so they can stop Trumps agenda. 

What are you on about? "He didn't save democracy"?  That's....not how democracy works.

Presidential primaries bind delegates to vote for a particular candidate.  Candidates can release their delegates, which happens all the time.  

The Democratic National Convention nominates the party's presidential candidate, which hasn't happened yet.  It's Aug. 19-22 in Chicago.  

Biden’s decision to endorse Harris is not a binding one, Party rules don’t allow Biden to simply select a successor.  

Exactly...funny how magat media seems to take Biden's side as if he has been wronged. It was clearly his decision.

Actually seems like the opposite. Seems like he really wanted to stay in. Why would he go through the primary and first debate if he didn’t want to run?
The decision was made for him when a large number of his party requested that he drop out and many of his if donors pulled their funding. He saw the writing on the wall and saw no other option. He knew it was only getting worse. I don’t see that as his decision. When you only have 1 choice, it’s not a choice.

He saw the same polls that everyone else did. Like I said...his decision.

If it wasn’t for his party leaders, among many others, asking him to drop out and for his funding drying up, he’d still be in the race.

Now you are not a mind reader so that’s a silly statement.  You have no idea what he thinks.  Just add an imo and it changes the whole projection of your comment.  

I read somewhere on here that because his family was crying it meant he didn’t want to hand the torch over.  That’s what families call loving someone so much that you’re proud and happy for them and even sad.  Why must it be a conspiracy?  His family LOVES him.  Many times it’s as simple as that.  

Sure, it’s all speculation and assumptions. But it’s based on logical conclusions from what we do know as fact. IMO is given/implied.

I think you're forgetting that Biden appeared on TV last night and stated it was his call. That seems to be the best evidence to draw a conclusion from.

Of course he said that. Do you think he’d come out and say “I really want to remain in this race, but with the money gone and too many democrats are now calling for me to drop out, I guess I will.”

shecky said:

CNN commentator presses David Axelrod on Biden's forced campaign exit: 'Lot of dishonesty'

Biden explained his decision to exit the race in an Oval Office address on Wednesday

By Jeffrey Clark Fox News

Published July 25, 2024 11:00am EDT

Former Obama campaign strategist David Axelrod was pressed to explain how he could account for President Biden's sudden decision to withdraw from the presidential race.

"I think what you’re asking Republicans to do is to overlook a lot of dishonesty that came right out of this White House, that came right out of the vice president, people who work for him, his family, other Democrats, Democrats in Congress," CNN contributor Scott Jennings told Axelrod during a panel discussion Wednesday night.

"You‘re asking the country to overlook a lot of dishonesty about Joe Biden‘s abilities, capabilities, his capacity to serve for another four years and so on," he added

Biden addressed the nation on Wednesday evening from the Oval Office for the first time since he officially dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, saying that he still intends to complete his term. 

Jennings said that Biden did not appear to decide to leave the race completely on his own volition, but instead arrived "at this decision with a little push, not just from the goodness of his own heart, but you have to admit, with a little bit of a push from the party bosses."

Axelrod argued that the "party bosses" were communicating the consensus of Democrats and American voters. 

"The party bosses were reflecting the consensus of the American people who made a judgment," Axelrod said. "But, Scott, there‘s so many Republicans who I talked to, who are overlooking far more than this, and they‘ll tell you that, about Donald Trump." 

"I mean, that is really the story of the Republican Party right now," Axelrod said, adding that the party "is in the thrall of a guy who is morally and ethically challenged and who left the presidency." 

"You‘re not on a strong footing here in making this argument," he said. 

Jennings responded that Biden's decision to leave the race was a "weird" one.

"I fully and freely admit that both parties have warts," he said. "But we're acting like there's no warts on this situation," Jennings said. "This is weird. [Biden] won the primary without a serious challenge. He told us all he could serve, his party told us he could serve. He's clearly diminished." 

"I think he ultimately arrived in the right spot," he said. "He ultimately got here. But it was pretty torturous how they got here and I think a lot of people burned a lot of credibility on the road to getting here." 

The White House responded to a request for comment from Fox News Digital by sharing a previously reported letter from Biden's physician, Dr. Kevin O'Connor, explaining that the president is fit for duty.

teskeinc said:

mrussel1 said:

shecky said:

CNN commentator presses David Axelrod on Biden's forced campaign exit: 'Lot of dishonesty'

Biden explained his decision to exit the race in an Oval Office address on Wednesday

By Jeffrey Clark Fox News

Published July 25, 2024 11:00am EDT

Former Obama campaign strategist David Axelrod was pressed to explain how he could account for President Biden's sudden decision to withdraw from the presidential race.

"I think what you’re asking Republicans to do is to overlook a lot of dishonesty that came right out of this White House, that came right out of the vice president, people who work for him, his family, other Democrats, Democrats in Congress," CNN contributor Scott Jennings told Axelrod during a panel discussion Wednesday night.

"You‘re asking the country to overlook a lot of dishonesty about Joe Biden‘s abilities, capabilities, his capacity to serve for another four years and so on," he added

Biden addressed the nation on Wednesday evening from the Oval Office for the first time since he officially dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, saying that he still intends to complete his term. 

Jennings said that Biden did not appear to decide to leave the race completely on his own volition, but instead arrived "at this decision with a little push, not just from the goodness of his own heart, but you have to admit, with a little bit of a push from the party bosses."

Axelrod argued that the "party bosses" were communicating the consensus of Democrats and American voters. 

"The party bosses were reflecting the consensus of the American people who made a judgment," Axelrod said. "But, Scott, there‘s so many Republicans who I talked to, who are overlooking far more than this, and they‘ll tell you that, about Donald Trump." 

"I mean, that is really the story of the Republican Party right now," Axelrod said, adding that the party "is in the thrall of a guy who is morally and ethically challenged and who left the presidency." 

"You‘re not on a strong footing here in making this argument," he said. 

Jennings responded that Biden's decision to leave the race was a "weird" one.

"I fully and freely admit that both parties have warts," he said. "But we're acting like there's no warts on this situation," Jennings said. "This is weird. [Biden] won the primary without a serious challenge. He told us all he could serve, his party told us he could serve. He's clearly diminished." 

"I think he ultimately arrived in the right spot," he said. "He ultimately got here. But it was pretty torturous how they got here and I think a lot of people burned a lot of credibility on the road to getting here." 

The White House responded to a request for comment from Fox News Digital by sharing a previously reported letter from Biden's physician, Dr. Kevin O'Connor, explaining that the president is fit for duty.

Breaking news,  Republican Scott Jennings criticizes Biden.  Fox news headlines it with Axelrod to fool its stupid readers.  

The whole article is quotes from Axeltod. But if you don’t like what it says the radical liberal way is just discount who published it. It’s not even an opinion piece.