2020 Presidential Race

[0nelilreb]

Have to say this guys Wikipedia is hilarious.

you guys need to read his Wiki.

 

[Tennesseefan2019]

 

[volfanhill]

Have to say this guys Wikipedia is hilarious.

More people have voted for him to be President then me. I don’t know if that’s a poor reflection on me or them.

 

[W.TN.Orange Blood]

Top House Republican issues 'call to arms' about Dems trying to 'steal' Calif. election; Trump joins effort

 

[NurseGoodVol]

More people have voted for him to President then me. I don’t know if that’s a poor reflection of me or them.

Do you even pony bruh?

 

[VolStrom]

Do you even pony bruh?

LOL!

 

[0nelilreb]

More people have voted for him to President then me. I don’t know if that’s a poor reflection of me or them.

i was laughing so hard I couldn’t hardly finish the part where he got an attorney and sued the city for “ right to pony “ and won . What really got me though was the city made him pay parking for the ponies like they were cars .

 

[DC_Vol]

Have to say this guys Wikipedia is hilarious.

“and has said that if elected President of the United States, he will pass a law requiring people to brush their teeth.”

How libertarian of him.

 

[NurseGoodVol]

“and has said that if elected President of the United States, he will pass a law requiring people to brush their teeth.”

How libertarian of him.

Good hygiene will save the earth ya know.

 

[RavinDave]

The first libertarian debate is tonight featuring someone named Vermin Supreme

Vermin Supreme.

Sounds the house specialty at Wuhan Dynasty Buffet.

 

[StarRaider]

“and has said that if elected President of the United States, he will pass a law requiring people to brush their teeth.”

How libertarian of him.

Creepysleepy Joe was telling people to brush their teeth when he was at the top of his class in law skoool dammit!!!

 

[volfanhill]

Vermin Supreme.

Sounds the house specialty at Wuhan Dynasty Buffet.

Get the name right:

Number 1 Wuhan Dynasty Buffett

 

[StarRaider]

Get the name right:

Number 1 Wuhan Dynasty Buffett

Chitty one can i take your order preese?

 

[vols40]

To the leftists, it is collateral damage. I already know of one suicide so far.



But it's Trump's fault.




not

It's despicable. These who advocate openly or indirectly chaos in the name of I can't take care of myself unless government is there holding my hand. This country is itching for the government to rip the band-aid off the big government experience but it's difficult because of how far we are into the experiment how many Americans currently depend on the government. Our grandparents and great grandparents would turn us over their knees.

 

[37L1]

It's despicable. These who advocate openly or indirectly chaos in the name of I can't take care of myself unless government is there holding my hand. This country is itching for the government to rip the band-aid off the big government experience but it's difficult because of how far we are into the experiment how many Americans currently depend on the government. Our grandparents and great grandparents would turn us over their knees.

I am reminded of that scene in "Cinderella Man" when he returns his welfare payment.
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[vols40]

Yes, yes I do.

LMAO

 

[Franklin Pierce]

Report: A Secret Society of Pro-Biden Republicans Aims to Take the J-Man to Glorytown

So how’s that Biden campaign going? Well, in addition to locking in many Democrat-or-Bust loyalists, Joe roping Republicans.

So claims The Daily Beast.

According to TDB, the presumptive presidential nominee’s team is building a “secret” group of GOP supporters aimed at seducing otherwise Trumpsters to cast their votes for the J-man.

During a livechat with soccer star Megan Rapinoe in late April, Biden said he’d been “speaking to a lot of Republicans.” That included “former colleagues” who, he claimed, were “calling and saying, ‘Joe, if you win, we’re gonna help.'”

He even offered the following:

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“Matter of fact, there’s some major Republicans who are already forming ‘Republicans for Biden.’ Major officeholders.”​

And now, as per the Beast, that plan’s “starting to get underway in certain Republican circles behind-the-scenes.”

Citing sources “directly familiar with the matter,” the outlet reports that discussions of “messaging, engagement, leadership, and roll-out are starting to be broadly sketched out.”

An unnamed top official in the Party of Lincoln’s purportedly involved in the preliminary talks.

Here’s what he told the TDB:

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“I’ve had several conversations with people who have approached me. It’s going to take off, it’s going to happen. The question is to what degree and form it does. You don’t want something like this out on the street before it needs to be. It just makes it much harder to do.”​

The Beast also notes Biden’s expressed penchant for working with those across the aisle, and the piece lays out two possible iterations for a pro-Joe Republican effort:

The article mentions a few potential key players, including former Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake, former Florida Rep. David Jolly, political analyst Charlie Sykes, Weekly Standard founder and The Bulwark Editor-At-Large Bill Kristol, and former RNC Chair Michael Steele.


Bill’s a no-brainer (see RedState writer Nick Arama’s article “Bill Kristol Formally Comes Out of the Closet, Admits He’s a Democrat“):

Among the possible flag-wavers for Biden, TDB points to one NeverTrumper as a standout: former Republican Ohio Gov. (and current CNN commentator) John Kasich.

However, a senior strategist for John has denied any such workings.

Would a major Republican name really join a Democrat’s campaign in a prominent way?

Democratic tactician Joe Trippie put it this way:

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“It’s done, but the reason it’s not common is there are few people willing to do that. It’s not rare on the Biden campaign’s part. You just don’t usually have that many prominent people…willing to cross lines in the middle of a presidential campaign.”​

Presently, we have a man running for the highest office in the land with a very substantial and evident medical issue. And it’s not the kind of problem that gets better with time. Why are Democrats sticking around? It seems to me the sexual assault allegations provide a convenient basis for a switch to someone more primed to lead. But Biden’s apparent confusion should’ve done that already.

The Democratic Party, in my view, has seemed largely disinterested in the election. What’s going on? With impeachment, they dragged Joe through massive amounts of mud. And now he’s embarrassing himself by relentlessly displaying health issues in front of the whole world. Why are they letting him do this?

Sources Claim Biden's Campaign is Building an Anti-Trump Republican Coalition​

 

[MG1968]

Anonymous sources and the Daily Beast.

Yeah, that’s going to be some solid journalism.

 

[0nelilreb]

Bunch of lying liberal hypocrites ...

 

[LouderVol]

“and has said that if elected President of the United States, he will pass a law requiring people to brush their teeth.”

How libertarian of him.

It was strange how he is a stated peaceful anarchist, thought the libertarians stood for too much government, and then decided to run as an R or D, in three different election cycles. You were going the wrong way buddy

 

[Zues1]

Report: A Secret Society of Pro-Biden Republicans Aims to Take the J-Man to Glorytown

So how’s that Biden campaign going? Well, in addition to locking in many Democrat-or-Bust loyalists, Joe roping Republicans.

So claims The Daily Beast.

According to TDB, the presumptive presidential nominee’s team is building a “secret” group of GOP supporters aimed at seducing otherwise Trumpsters to cast their votes for the J-man.

During a livechat with soccer star Megan Rapinoe in late April, Biden said he’d been “speaking to a lot of Republicans.” That included “former colleagues” who, he claimed, were “calling and saying, ‘Joe, if you win, we’re gonna help.'”

He even offered the following:

​

“Matter of fact, there’s some major Republicans who are already forming ‘Republicans for Biden.’ Major officeholders.”​

And now, as per the Beast, that plan’s “starting to get underway in certain Republican circles behind-the-scenes.”

Citing sources “directly familiar with the matter,” the outlet reports that discussions of “messaging, engagement, leadership, and roll-out are starting to be broadly sketched out.”

An unnamed top official in the Party of Lincoln’s purportedly involved in the preliminary talks.

Here’s what he told the TDB:

​

“I’ve had several conversations with people who have approached me. It’s going to take off, it’s going to happen. The question is to what degree and form it does. You don’t want something like this out on the street before it needs to be. It just makes it much harder to do.”​

The Beast also notes Biden’s expressed penchant for working with those across the aisle, and the piece lays out two possible iterations for a pro-Joe Republican effort:

The article mentions a few potential key players, including former Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake, former Florida Rep. David Jolly, political analyst Charlie Sykes, Weekly Standard founder and The Bulwark Editor-At-Large Bill Kristol, and former RNC Chair Michael Steele.​

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Bill’s a no-brainer (see RedState writer Nick Arama’s article “Bill Kristol Formally Comes Out of the Closet, Admits He’s a Democrat“):​

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Among the possible flag-wavers for Biden, TDB points to one NeverTrumper as a standout: former Republican Ohio Gov. (and current CNN commentator) John Kasich.​

​

However, a senior strategist for John has denied any such workings.​

​

Would a major Republican name really join a Democrat’s campaign in a prominent way?​

​

Democratic tactician Joe Trippie put it this way:​

​

“It’s done, but the reason it’s not common is there are few people willing to do that. It’s not rare on the Biden campaign’s part. You just don’t usually have that many prominent people…willing to cross lines in the middle of a presidential campaign.”​

Presently, we have a man running for the highest office in the land with a very substantial and evident medical issue. And it’s not the kind of problem that gets better with time. Why are Democrats sticking around? It seems to me the sexual assault allegations provide a convenient basis for a switch to someone more primed to lead. But Biden’s apparent confusion should’ve done that already.​

​

The Democratic Party, in my view, has seemed largely disinterested in the election. What’s going on? With impeachment, they dragged Joe through massive amounts of mud. And now he’s embarrassing himself by relentlessly displaying health issues in front of the whole world. Why are they letting him do this?​

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Sources Claim Biden's Campaign is Building an Anti-Trump Republican Coalition​

This Joe Biden?

 

[Orangeburst]

This Joe Biden?

Bad link. Can you repost?

 

[Zues1]

Bad link. Can you repost?

Try this one. Just the same old lying Joe.

 

[volfanjustin]

Try this one. Just the same old lying Joe.

So he's always been an lying arrogant moron

 

[1972 Grad]

So he's always been an lying arrogant moron

As long as I can remember. I remember him running for President a couple of times in the past. There are reasons why he didn't get past first base.