That's what I asked when I read it.
Joe Biden believes he is the 'most qualified person in the country to be president'
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That's what I asked when I read it.
Let's all stand up for the Joe Biden!!!!
Nevermind that Chuck Graham is in a wheelchair. Joe being Joe.
Nevermind that Chuck Graham is in a wheelchair. Joe being Joe.
Biden has been at the forefront of dem gun confiscation efforts his entire career. Consider:
Q: Sen. Biden, what could the federal government have done to save those kids at Virginia Tech?
A: What they could have done is three things.
- In the so-called Biden crime bill, we put 100,000 cops on the street. I’ve worked with law enforcement for the past 30 years, with armor-piercing bullets, waiting periods, etc. But the one thing that’s clear: We should not have let the assault weapons ban lapse.
- We should close this so-called gun show loophole, so you can’t go into a gun show and buy a gun that you couldn’t buy walking into a gun shop.
Voted NO on banning lawsuits against gun manufacturers for gun violence.
Reference: Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act; Bill S.1805/H.R.1036 ; vote number 2004-30 on Mar 2, 2004
Voted NO on more penalties for gun & drug violations.
Reference: Hatch Amendment #344; Bill S. 254 ; vote number 1999-118 on May 14, 1999
Voted NO on maintaining current law: guns sold without trigger locks. Vote to table [kill] an amendment to make it unlawful for gun dealers to sell handguns without providing trigger locks. Violation of the law would result in civil penalties, such as suspension or revocation of the dealer's license, or a fine. Reference: Bill S 2260 ; vote number 1998-216 on Jul 21, 1998
Rated F by the NRA, indicating a pro-gun control voting record.
Source: NRA website 02n-NRA on Dec 31, 2003
Biden would push to make private ownership of your AR's illegal, no doubt would want to restrict mag capacity for all weapons, would ban private sale or transfer of firearms without full FFL procedure, would try to bankrupt manufacturers with lawsuits but is soft on gun-toting criminals.
I’m sure you will find another oppressed victim to support!
Joe Biden Has No Chance
https://www.pastemagazine.com/artic...joe-biden-will-not-win-the-2020-democrat.html
Screenshot this hot take. Bookmark it. Print it out and stow it away. Do whatever you want. That’s how confident I am that this headline won’t come back to bite me. This discussion has begun to start so I may as well make my (obvious) points before everyone else does.
Mind you, this isn’t a hot take borne out of pessimism, but of optimism (well, pessimism for Biden’s chances). Much of American liberalism has undertaken a serious introspection in the wake of the most embarrassing election loss in human history, and in the 2017 and 2018 elections, liberals have demonstrated the potential to both bring in a very wide swath of voters and more importantly, do very big things. For example, no one knew what the Green New Deal was a few weeks ago (the most ambitious policy proposal of millennials’ lifetimes), and now it has the endorsement of thirty House Democrats and four in the Senate as of this writing, thanks to both a sincere grassroots push and new blood in Congress challenging the corrupt and oil-laden status quo.
The lesson from 2016 for Democrats is this: losing to Donald freaking Trump should lead to challenging some of your longtime beliefs and assumptions.
Which brings me to Joe Biden. Beloved Uncle Joe. Remember Uncle Joe from the Obama years? Man those were great. We did…um…we had our first black president! The Democratic Party achieved one of the most important and tangible symbolic victories in the history of American democracy in 2008! Now we have one of the presidents who did…um…one of the most beloved presidents in history! There’s no reason to change course from the past! 2016 was an aberration! The Clinton Method is tried and true!
Right?
(Much more at above url)
https://www.pastemagazine.com/artic...joe-biden-will-not-win-the-2020-democrat.html
Screenshot this hot take. Bookmark it. Print it out and stow it away. Do whatever you want. That’s how confident I am that this headline won’t come back to bite me. This discussion has begun to start so I may as well make my (obvious) points before everyone else does.
Mind you, this isn’t a hot take borne out of pessimism, but of optimism (well, pessimism for Biden’s chances). Much of American liberalism has undertaken a serious introspection in the wake of the most embarrassing election loss in human history, and in the 2017 and 2018 elections, liberals have demonstrated the potential to both bring in a very wide swath of voters and more importantly, do very big things. For example, no one knew what the Green New Deal was a few weeks ago (the most ambitious policy proposal of millennials’ lifetimes), and now it has the endorsement of thirty House Democrats and four in the Senate as of this writing, thanks to both a sincere grassroots push and new blood in Congress challenging the corrupt and oil-laden status quo.
The lesson from 2016 for Democrats is this: losing to Donald freaking Trump should lead to challenging some of your longtime beliefs and assumptions.
Which brings me to Joe Biden. Beloved Uncle Joe. Remember Uncle Joe from the Obama years? Man those were great. We did…um…we had our first black president! The Democratic Party achieved one of the most important and tangible symbolic victories in the history of American democracy in 2008! Now we have one of the presidents who did…um…one of the most beloved presidents in history! There’s no reason to change course from the past! 2016 was an aberration! The Clinton Method is tried and true!
Right?
(Much more at above url)
He has a much better chance than the guy who lost by 2.8 million votes in 2016 and 8.6 million votes in 2018.
Tell me again how Democrats did in the 2018 Senate races. Oh... they had the largest mid-term underperformance in over five decades.
As goes the Senate races goes the EC.
No problem
Democrats won the senate races in Pennsylvania,Wisconsin,Michigan,Navada,Virginia ,Minnesota ,Arizona and Ohio,the states that will decide 2020.
Democrats came within 2.5 points in Texas after Bush and Hutchinson won it by 23 and 25,Romney and Cruz by 16 than Trump by 9.Considering how fast the margins have been dropping in Texas it might be ready to go blue as early as 2020.
Ex felons will be allowed to vote in Florida in 2020.After that passed in Virginia Ralph Northem won the governorship by 9 points,which was four points higher than Obama and Hillary and Kaine won the 2018 senate race by 15 points.Dont know the difference it will make in Florida but it will make a positive difference for democrats who lost both statewide races by less than half a point and less than 40,000 votes.
I agree but the senate seats republicans won in 2018 will not decide The EC.Swing states like Pennsylvania,Wisconsin,Michigan,Navada,Virginia ,Minnesota ,Florida,Arizona and Ohio will.Democrats won 8 of those 9 in the 2018 Senate races
Tell me how republicans did in the 2018 Senate races. Tell me how the senate states they won will affect The EC in 2018
