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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
Honestly I find it fascinating for all of the wrong reasons.
This wasn't an election of great debates, great ideas, or a choice of great leaders. If I could change the term fascinating to s%%% show that has all of the appeal of a head on collision between a school bus filled with nuns and another school bus filled with senior citizens going to the IHOP for breakfast, I would.
The last 4 years has been a nightmare that I thought I would only see in a book written by Larry Bond or Tom Clancy, sadly this hasn't been a movie or a book, its been a real life nightmare of insanity and the rise of hate in the States.
I hope for something different and we will get change, I'm just still not sure that Biden is going to be the miracle that the States needs to heal.
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Where do you get this idea from? Nobody thinks Biden is a miracle, so it's weird that you wrote that as though it's a common thought among people against Trump.
Everyone sees Biden's flaws. Biden probably sees Biden's flaws. He's old. Probably isn't as sharp as he once was. Isn't a great speaker. Etc. These aren't secrets.
It isn't just Trump versus Biden. It is the current policies of Republicans under Trump's leadership versus the policies of Democrats under Biden. It is the team Trump has formed versus the team Biden will form.
Under Trump, the USA will basically stay on this current trajectory.
Under Biden, it will begin to head in a different direction that includes policies supporters of Democrats view as better for more people, better for Western alliances, and better for the planet.
This election is in fact about different ideas. It's mind boggling you see it differently. Trump and Biden aren't two sides of the same coin. They're miles apart in the problems they see and the solutions they offer.