Biden’s press conference was an utter disaster

Cuddles said:
Didn't he say he had nothing to do in the 2016 election?

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Trump who went AWOL on Belarus allowing his bestie dictator crack down and contain the popular democracy seeking protests?

No, this is clearly nothing to do with that. Totally totally unconnected.
 
Cuddles said:
I've stopped following Biden after folding like a lawn chair the first few rounds. He's not Trump so I'll give him that much benefit. I knew he had dementia (like Trump), I expected for him to back pedal (as he did), so can't say he's not meeting expectations.
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does the WH have a basement?
Cuddles said:
Lolz, the left is "seething"
how mad are you that dementia Joe is spanking dementia Don from his basement?

How much screeching will you do come election night when Joe handily beats that ass?
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Frederick Foresight said:
Say what you will about Biden, he wants to do right by the country, which is something that never crossed Trump's mind.
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I read somewhere that U.S. Presidents and world leaders mentally peak in their 50's. Further, I've seen suggestions that there should be a "maximum age requirement" for the U.S. Presidency.

If that were to happen, why limit it to the Oval Office ?

It should then be the rule for ALL congressional members, cabinet members et cetera.

Heck, why stop there...how about doing the same for CEO & President's of businesses critical to the U.S. infrastructure:

1. AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T)

2. Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ:CMCSA)

3. Union Pacific Corporation (NYSE:UNP)

4. CSX Corporation (NASDAQ:CSX)

5. American Tower Corporation (NYSE:AMT)

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/top-15-infrastructure-companies-us-141209351.html

Oh, wait...all of these individuals will just find a doctor(s) to say they were tested and have good cognitive awareness or whatever. It is similar to Doctors saying that the daily cheeseburger eater Donald Trump is "not overweight and in good health".

Yet, cognitive tests are not the only tests to determine a person's mental abilities such as: awareness of people, time, and place (orientation). There are also neurological tests and brain scans to make assessments of memory, problem-solving, language skills, math skills, as well as balance, sensory response, and reflexes.

Maybe at the minimum, the above tests should be by a neutral doctor for anyone listed in the primaries...before the main political elections.

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Frederick Foresight said:
Too bad there are no foolproof tests for sociopathy.
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That fact that we should be concerned if we begin to view someone as a sociopath or psychopath. Trump shows sociopath tendencies even though I know he has family members, former WH employees, and former lawyers who also say he's a sociopath.

In my opinion, if people approve of a sociopath being President...they should approve of someone with cognitive problems being President because a sociopath is much more dangerous to Democracy, the U.S. Constitution, and Americans.

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wrbtrader said:
I read somewhere that U.S. Presidents and world leaders mentally peak in their 50's. Further, I've seen suggestions that there should be a "maximum age requirement" for the U.S. Presidency.

If that were to happen, why limit it to the Oval Office ?

It should then be the rule for ALL congressional members, cabinet members et cetera.

Heck, why stop there...how about doing the same for CEO & President's of businesses critical to the U.S. infrastructure:

1. AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T)

2. Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ:CMCSA)

3. Union Pacific Corporation (NYSE:UNP)

4. CSX Corporation (NASDAQ:CSX)

5. American Tower Corporation (NYSE:AMT)

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/top-15-infrastructure-companies-us-141209351.html

Oh, wait...all of these individuals will just find a doctor(s) to say they were tested and have good cognitive awareness or whatever. It is similar to Doctors saying that the daily cheeseburger eater Donald Trump is "not overweight and in good health".

Yet, cognitive tests are not the only tests to determine a person's mental abilities such as: awareness of people, time, and place (orientation). There are also neurological tests and brain scans to make assessments of memory, problem-solving, language skills, math skills, as well as balance, sensory response, and reflexes.

Maybe at the minimum, the above tests should be by a neutral doctor for anyone listed in the primaries...before the main political elections.

wrbtrader
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I read a quote (not sure if true) that went something like:

"All armed forces personnel has mandatory retirement age of 65 (67 maybe), but the commander in chief of said forces does not."

I don't necessarily think all old peeps are senile (look at Bernie) but we ought to certainly have annual med. tests past a certain age.

Frederick Foresight said:
Too bad there are no foolproof tests for sociopathy.
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there very well may be, which would rule out most politicians. I think top career paths are CEO,LEO, and politician for psychos.
 
Cuddles said:
I read a quote (not sure if true) that went something like:

"All armed forces personnel has mandatory retirement age of 65 (67 maybe), but the commander in chief of said forces does not."

I don't necessarily think all old peeps are senile (look at Bernie) but we ought to certainly have annual med. tests past a certain age.


there very well may be, which would rule out most politicians. I think top career paths are CEO,LEO, and politician for psychos.
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I believe our U.S. military mandatory age is 64 or you must have received your "separation papers" although you still may be on active duty for another few months for processing.

I know people who have retired from the Navy, Army, Air Force, and Marines... their last few months were the easiest months of serving in the military. Lots of awards, ceremonies, parties, and walking around in civilian clothes when they were on duty et cetera. :D

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ipatent said:
Biden’s press conference was an utter disaster

If President Joe Biden’s press conference Wednesday was supposed to inspire confidence, it failed — horribly.

Even though he spent most of it clearly calling on reporters from a list of “safe” questioners provided by his staff, he stumbled and bumbled and all too often made no sense at all. Plus, he repeated his bizarre “whisper shout” gimmick to emphasize certain points — when what it actually emphasizes is his age.

Oh, and Biden suggested Russia might well get away with “a minor incursion.” That’s an invitation to take one piece of Ukraine now — and more pieces later. What a disaster. No wonder his staff does everything it can to keep him away from the press.

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He indeed sucked.Just 1 more year of this piece of shit.
 
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