Biden Plunges in Swing States [...]
#14 | Posted by LampLighter

Thanks LampLighter. The findings from that poll are grim.

At least you know his motives... most people just assume them. #10 | Posted by Corky

Yes, it comes from my extensive education at the NSS [No Sheehet Sherlock] School for "Ex"-Druggie studies.

Perhaps you missed the 'former' in former addict. You don't strike me as the unforgiving sort. I know a good Rabbi if you need to talk.... ;) #8 | Posted by Corky

Point is the "ex"-druggie who was just convicted of multiple felonies probably shouldn't be hanging with his dad at work meetings. Assuming that optics matter in a presidential election.

Not that optics would matter to Hunter, of course, he's just greasing the wheels for his eventual pardon.

Yeah, see it's hard to believe that his former addict son was invited to a family meeting, right?Who does that?
#4 | Posted by Corky

Is that what you got out of the article?

"Hunter Biden has joined meetings with President Joe Biden and his top aides since his father returned to the White House from Camp David, Maryland, on Monday evening, according to four people familiar with the matter. The president's son has also been talking to senior White House staff members, these people said. [...] While he is regularly at the White House residence and events, it is unusual for Hunter Biden to be in and around meetings his father is having with his team, these people said. They said the president's aides were struck by his presence during their discussions. [...] Another person familiar with the matter said the reaction from some senior White House staff members has been, "What the hell is happening?""

Dems should be pushing Cornel West to drop out. He is now on the MI ballot. What could go wrong?
#5 | Posted by truthhurts

That would require a level of self-awareness and concern for others that is entirely lacking amongst American third-parties like the Greens.

No surer way to get people to stop doubting one's mental competence than to have your coke-head son start attending work meetings.

Elected reps from his own party are calling for Joe to drop out over his mental unfitness. No putting this genie back in the bottle.

It's Joever?

Round 'em up and ship 'em to the camps, eh Censored?
#6 | Posted by LegallyYourDead

Send criminals to prisons? That's a strange idea.

Otherwise, who ya got? [...] #11 | Posted by Corky

I'd suggest some reddish-necked white man. Northerners and people with all their teeth usually don't have chance in national elections because of the Southerner's inferiority complex.

Maybe David Duke.

Hard to believe that communities aren't welcoming these folks with open arms.

He's saying that there is no one with which to replace Biden... no one that could win.
Maybe, but Trump has his own baggage that might have allowed a non-incumbent to win.

[Biden has] got the advantages of an incumbent
And the disadvantages of late onset dementia which he put on full display to a national audience for about 90 minutes.

and has already beaten the same guy once. #6 | Posted by Corky
Barely, winning the electoral college by 45K-77K votes. And he's running behind in a number of those swing states. All that needs to happen to seal the deal for Hair Furor is for Trump to get over his racism for a few seconds and select some Latino guy as his running-mate and watch those brown votes come trickling in.

Anyhow, in for a dime, in for a dollar.

For better or for worse, Biden isn't going anywhere.

"The President Can Now Assassinate You, Officially"

I'd like to take this opportunity to let Hair Furor know that I was just kidding for the last ten years or so. He is awesome and great! And probably has a huge ------- and never, ever lusted after his own daughter (unless that's OK by him).

Thank you!

He wasn't president when the felonies occurred. [...]
#2 | Posted by Nixon

"Close enough!"
-SCOTUS

If it isn't Hillary's fault, then it most certainly is Obama's fault.
#4 | Posted by Gal_Tuesday

If it isn't Hillary's fault, then it most certainly is Obama's fault.
#4 | Posted by Gal_Tuesday

And never the fault of the eligible voters who allowed Trump/Dubbya to take the White House through action (voting for them) or inaction (e.g., voting Green or sitting at home on election day).

In the meantime who in their right minds wants tRump? That's the real tragedy of the American mind. #3 | Posted by YAVa

"I don't pick between two, I don't like the Democratic Party or the Republican Party."

I blame Nader for W. #1 | POSTED BY NIXON

What's Nader complaining about? Didn't he tell us that both parties are the same when he ran in 2000? Therefore Hillary would have appointed the same SCOTUS justices, right?

The narcissism of Greens on full display.

It's not literally my job to do that. If it was and it ended this way, i would be ashamed for the rest of my life.#22 | POSTED BY JOE

If you're planned response is to bring jujitsu to a gunfight, you likely would not have that job very long, in any event.

BTW the nomination was going to be called to avoid an issue with Ohio ballots.
#2 | POSTED BY TRUTHHURTS

Yeah, I knew that part.

Just don't like them rushing things ahead of schedule whilst sentiment is still percolating.

Nothing good I've heard since the debate about Joe's mental acuity, i.e., it wasn't an off night. Like that they've been sending butlers home at night so they don't observe Joe sundowning. So not expecting much better from Joe at the second debate.

At least they scheduled the debates early enough for some of the public to come to terms with Joe's dementia before the election. Hope springs in the heart, eternal.

Writing is on the wall, it seems.

Trump 2.0 heading our way, full steam ahead.