Back biting is a problem. But worse than that is
when they all get along, & agree to do bad things,
eg, the things I cited regarding Biden.
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when they all get along, & agree to do bad things,
eg, the things I cited regarding Biden.
Ah, clairvoyance is good eh?
Yes inflation can be either positive or negative. It seems that on the world stage americas economy is on the rise so it should bee seen as good thing.
And $6 per gallon is cheap compared to Europe
Whats with the socialism ****?
Are you saying he is running America based on past actions? It is current behaviour that counts,not ancient history
Sorry about the misprint, which should have read.
Of our Australian members I don't know any who think trump was better than biden
But i guess you know that
I'm saying he's a politician with a record of authoritarianism
& war mongering. So unless he had some come-to-Jesus
moment that changed who he is, then he's capable of great evil.
He's new as Prez. I can only hope that things turn out well.
Luck is a very important feature in a country's well being.
tytlyf
Not Religious
Don't you see your media is manipulating your thoughts and opinions? (you don't)
Biden is better by what measure though.
Are these factors even considered?
- Wars started.
- Oppressive crime bills originated.
Trump is an awful person. But looking at
his record, rather than the man introduces
some objectivity.
Note:
With Trump, we were lucky IMO. His loose
cannon style could've turned out much worse.
Kooky
Freedom from Sanity
How many wars has Biden started during his presidency?
Indeed, let's look at some things that happened during Trump's presidency:
- Withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accords
- Notable uptick in drone strikes, particularly in countries the US is not officially at war with (e.g. Yemen)
- Continuation of friendly relationship with Saudi Arabia
- Outspoken support for IDF military action in Palestine
- Attempts at economic warfare targeting the PRC
- Distancing from NATO allies in Europe, threats of withdrawal
- Assassination of an Iranian military leader
- Withdrawal from Syria
- Withdrawal from Afghanistan
Which of these do you find particularly laudable in comparison to the policies set by the Biden administration?
Sgt. Pepper
All you need is love.
Would you mind providing a few specific examples of President Biden destroying America? Why do you think that, if I may ask? Also, I'm curious to know if you think that the people who stormed the U.S. Capitol building should be held accountable for their actions. Lastly, what do you think of the rioters who chanted, "Hang Mike Pence!"? Thanks, in advance, for answering my questions.
719 people have been charged in the Capitol insurrection so far. This searchable table shows them all.
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Another clairvoyance one. Of course he is capable of evil, isn't everyone?
It's his record as Captain America that counts, and as far as American standing worldwide he is an improvement over trump
Biden zero
Biden zero
I will agree with that despite his efforts to drag America down to his level
A mischievous question.
I spoke of Biden's record, which is much longer than
a short timer President. Consider his record in the
Senate & as Veep, eg, starting the Iraq War.
If you ignore those, then your comparison with Trump's
record is stacked to sanitize Biden's.
I'm not saying that Trump's record is good....only that
Biden's is also very troubling. This is perhaps in ways
that don't matter to a foreigner, eg, harming civil liberties
of Ameristanians. Why should you care about that?
Ugh...foreigners fawning over Biden.
Makes me wanna retch.
Kooky
Freedom from Sanity
It's funny how some people keep harping on about proper definitions of socialism while simultaneously insisting that everything bad in Central and Western Europe, which have never seen a communist regime in their entire history, is being caused by it.
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People aren't equivalent.
Some are more prone to evil than others.
I look at their record.
Past is prologue.
If you assume otherwise, it wouldn't
matter who one voted for.
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
Thus, a further indication why having the January 6th House hearings are so very important.
Kooky
Freedom from Sanity
Last time I checked, the only singular US politician who can start a war by himself is the POTUS.
The rest is subject to a majority vote in Congress - in which case, you should perhaps note that every single congressmember who was in office during the Bush era has approved of at least one, if not two, wars of invasion.
But you are correct, since people who do not hold political office cannot in fact take part in the political process that leads to a formal state of war, so Trump was never in a position where he could have influenced such a political outcome either way before he became POTUS, since his political career started and ended with his presidency.
Oh, dear.
People know so little about the pols they defend.
Joe Biden’s Vote for War (Published 2020)
Excerpted....
In October 2002, he was one of 77 senators who gave President George W. Bush the authority to use force in Iraq. He is still trying to explain that choice.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...defense-crime-bills-role-incarceration-trend/
Excerpted....
The former vice president and 2020 presidential hopeful was a key senator working on the passage of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, better known as the 1994 crime bill. Biden has taken to calling it the “1994 Biden Crime Bill,” so he’s obviously paternal about it. (Then-Rep. Jack Brooks [D-Tex.] was a key player in the House, as was then-Rep. Charles E. Schumer [D-N.Y.], and of course Bill Clinton pushed for it and signed it into law as president.)
The Fact Checker covered passage of the crime bill, which at the time was derided as an ungainly collection of pork-barrel projects and untested crime-fighting concepts — a “Christmas tree designed by Salvador Dali,” in the memorable words of one expert. Violent crime rates had peaked in 1991, for reasons still debated, though that trend was not apparent when the bill passed. Nevertheless, Clinton toured around the country trying to take credit.
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Sgt. Pepper
All you need is love.
I was deeply relieved when Trump lost the election. I shudder to think what it would be like to endure four more years of this man. For the record, I was a loyal Republican for 26 years before he came along and hijacked the Republican Party. Joe Biden is the first Democratic presidential candidate that I've ever voted for, but he won't be the last as long as Trump and his sycophantic followers control the Republican Party. I can't, in good conscience, support the Republican Party, while he has totalitarian control of it.
You should check more carefully.
Congress voted to authorize those wars.
For Presidents to start a war by fiat is somewhat unconstitutional.
Have you ever examined Biden's record before his presidency?
See post #38.
The links have paywalls, so I've excerpted some text.
But one can find many other sources on the web.
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