President Joe Biden

[Bigga]

Yes I'm aware he was nominally a "Democrat" in the past, (despite saying the same America first shit since the 1980s, whenever he talked about running for president) at his social and class level party politics was largely irrelevant on a personal level, (before he ran for office in 2016).

The "okay...." was in response to you putting fascist and democrat next to each other, an oxymoron don't you think?

Lacked the quotation to show absurdity of the post earlier.

I shouldn't rush a quick post, next time.

 

[argyle]

Opened the door wide open to another Presidency for Trump.

Doesn't matter that it was initially Trump's deal, the right-wing media won't tell their viewers that.

What a fucking idiot and all so needless.

 

[mancity1]

Opened the door wide open to another Presidency for Trump.

Doesn't matter that it was initially Trump's deal, the right-wing media won't tell their viewers that.

What a fucking idiot and all so needless.

if you are concerned don't be Trump will never return to the white house even if by some chance ex presidents get an invite.

mind you I wonder how long it will be known as the White House (LOL).

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

Opened the door wide open to another Presidency for Trump.

Doesn't matter that it was initially Trump's deal, the right-wing media won't tell their viewers that.

What a fucking idiot and all so needless.

Errrrrrr . . . what? So all those folks who voted for Biden to keep Trump out are suddenly going to change their mind and demand Trump retake the reins because of . . . Afghanistan?

 

[west didsblue]

Errrrrrr . . . what? So all those folks who voted for Biden to keep Trump out are suddenly going to change their mind and demand Trump retake the reins because of . . . Afghanistan?

My guess is that domestically his decision is broadly accepted if not vocally supported. Obviously his detractors will try and make out it’s a really bad decision but they would say that whatever he decided. Is how it seems?

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

My guess is that domestically his decision is broadly accepted if not vocally supported. Obviously his detractors will try and make out it’s a really bad decision but they would say that whatever he decided. Is how it seems?

I think people are reasonably upset at these scenes but honestly I think the COVID resurgence and the backsliding in restrictions is making people a lot more anxious, and that's got little to do with Biden; folks are turning on their governors of both parties -- Newsom here in CA faces a recall election in a few weeks he has bungled his handling of it due to some personal flouting of his own mandates, and DeSantis is FL is seeing huge negative poll numbers from Reps and Dems alike on how he has handled COVID. Were it not for COVID I think Biden would be taking a bigger hit on this.

 

[argyle]

Errrrrrr . . . what? So all those folks who voted for Biden to keep Trump out are suddenly going to change their mind and demand Trump retake the reins because of . . . Afghanistan?

I can't even be bothered replying to this with an explanation. If that's what you took from it then so be it.

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

I can't even be bothered replying to this with an explanation. If that's what you took from it then so be it.

You certainly don't owe me an explanation but Trump has to get elected to become President again and so understanding why Afghanistan has suddenly opened a pathway to this happening is not clear to me.

 

[argyle]

You certainly don't owe me an explanation but Trump has to get elected to become President again and so understanding why Afghanistan has suddenly opened a pathway to this happening is not clear to me.

The democrats have a fight on their hands to have a 2nd term, as the closeness of the last election can elude to.

The last thing that was needed was their own sides president taking a decision that pisses them off.

I think less younger democrats will vote next time due to what Biden has done. I don't think they'll forgive him.

Right wing leading media were able to skew the election away from Hillary Clinton because of her emails, I think they'll do worse to Biden over this.

Just my belief.

I didnt know how Afghanistan is being reported in the States but I do know the media which would usual defend the Democrats here are certainly not doing so.

 

[Octavian]

My guess is that domestically his decision is broadly accepted if not vocally supported. Obviously his detractors will try and make out it’s a really bad decision but they would say that whatever he decided. Is how it seems?

Haven’t his approval ratings dropped to the worst ever in the first 7 months of a President? Heard it from Sky news so presumed reliable.