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Originally Posted by Mathgod
Thing is, Trump supporters don't care about whether or not he's fit for the office (or anything at all, really). They'll vote for him regardless. Biden supporters, on the other hand, do care if he's fit for the office, and they're more likely to refrain from voting if he's clearly shown to be unfit.
So by taking the "many sides both sides" stance, you're actually carrying water for Trump and his campaign.
Biden being the nominee is a risk due to his age, sure. But I ask you what's the point of litigating this over and over, he's going to be the nominee, all the complaining in the world isn't going to change that.
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I am not carrying water for any campaign. I still think the risk is highest for the Democrats and for Biden's legacy the way the Democrats are going about this.
Bottom line: Trump, although an awful person, pretty much has the nomination lined up and virtually no Republican stands a chance to beat him. Let's call him Republican's best chance at the White House. Right or wrong, that appears to be the case.
For Biden, we have everybody pretending there isn't a problem, he doesn't have concerns. It's all just made up, nothing to see here. The White House tells us he's sharper and more precise than a precision rocket from the US Airforce. The way the White House talks about Biden is a more elegant level of bragging then what Trump would do.
Joe Biden isn't the A team and there is enough A team players on the roster that could fill in, but for reasons I don't understand, they keep insisting he is the guy to lead them.
Where this is going is more and more people who don't want Trump are OPENINLY questioning the logic here with Biden in a mocking way. "Where are the cameras and the proof" is what some have said. On a recent Real Time with Bill Maher, it was the sports equivalent of Biden needs to be canned, traded, stapled to the bench and sent down to the minors cause his performance will ruin the championship.