Big smiles on Biden's face at his speech today.

[Cryingdick]

So Biden had wide smiles as he said  to accept the complete and decisive loss. Thumbs up and winks. What a great guy so gracious in defeat. Voluntarily steps down in the most selfless act known to humanity for Kamala to screw it up that badly. Is willing to ignore the fact thatTrump is the most dangerous threat to democracy and the entire world because a smooth transition is more important

 

Truly a patriotic gentleman, elderly statesman and that is why he will always be remembered as the greatest president of our entire generation. The hearts of every American  citizen and newcomers are weighed down with sadness to see him go but buoyed by the gratitude for his service and the bright road ahead of us that he was the principal architect of. Thank you for your service Mr. President.

 

He was indeed in good form today and at his very best and we would not expect nor would we accept anything less from him because that was the sort of man he was. 

[BigStar]

31 minutes ago, Cryingdick said:

Truly a patriotic gentleman, elderly statesman and that is why he will always be remembered as the greatest president of our entire generation.

 

One of the worst, a career politician, corruptly cooperating in an influence-peddling scheme to enrich his family. Hypocrite, flip-flopped to stay in power. Lied, teller of tall tales; given a pass for his alleged sexual harassment. Got a pass for taking and retaining public records even w/o immunity. Creepy hair sniffer. 🙂 

 

From his first days in the Oval Office, he governed from the far left on everything from climate change to radical income redistribution to massive government expansionism to racial politics to a “blame America first” foreign policy to his dangerous weaponization of every agency of government, from the IRS to the State Department to the FBI to the Justice Department and perhaps even the Secret Service. He made Richard Nixon look like an amateur.

 

It’s hard to point to a single policy that he got right.

     ==Where does Joe Biden rank among America’s worst presidents?

 

 

[Cryingdick]

4 minutes ago, BigStar said:

 

One of the worst, a career politician, corruptly cooperating in an influence-peddling scheme to enrich his family. Hypocrite, flip-flopped to stay in power. Lied, teller of tall tales; given a pass for his alleged sexual harassment. Creepy hair sniffer.

 

From his first days in the Oval Office, he governed from the far left on everything from climate change to radical income redistribution to massive government expansionism to racial politics to a “blame America first” foreign policy to his dangerous weaponization of every agency of government, from the IRS to the State Department to the FBI to the Justice Department and perhaps even the Secret Service. He made Richard Nixon look like an amateur.

 

It’s hard to point to a single policy that he got right.

     ==Where does Joe Biden rank among America’s worst presidents?

 

 

 

So you don't agree with Pelosi about him deserving a spot on Mount Rushmore? I am just saying what the dems said until two days ago. It is also a commenbtary on how gleeful he seemed to. seemed with the embarrassing loss for Harris. Adjust your sarcasm meter. 

[NickyLouie]

50 minutes ago, Cryingdick said:

So Biden had wide smiles as he said  to accept the complete and decisive loss. Thumbs up and winks. What a great guy so gracious in defeat. Voluntarily steps down in the most selfless act known to humanity for Kamala to screw it up that badly. Is willing to ignore the fact thatTrump is the most dangerous threat to democracy and the entire world because a smooth transition is more important

 

Truly a patriotic gentleman, elderly statesman and that is why he will always be remembered as the greatest president of our entire generation. The hearts of every American  citizen and newcomers are weighed down with sadness to see him go but buoyed by the gratitude for his service and the bright road ahead of us that he was the principal architect of. Thank you for your service Mr. President.

 

He was indeed in good form today and at his very best and we would not expect nor would we accept anything less from him because that was the sort of man he was. 

 

He is def the hero the Democrats all need.

 

 

 

 

 

[nattaya09]

Why not smile. Now Joe can tell Obama and the rest of the DNC Politburo that threw him under the bus ..."See...I told you I was the only one who could beat him...."

[BigStar]

15 minutes ago, Cryingdick said:

 

So you don't agree with Pelosi about him deserving a spot on Mount Rushmore? I am just saying what the dems said until two days ago. It is also a commenbtary on how gleeful he seemed to. seemed with the embarrassing loss for Harris. Adjust your sarcasm meter. 

 

I figured that might have been a windup. But we probably need the truth out there for the benefit of our many elites on the forum.

[Cryingdick]

Just now, BigStar said:

 

I figured that might have been a windup. But we probably need the truth out there for the benefit of our many elites on the forum.

 

The point was that is how they spoke about him until just a few days ago. They also said similarly saccharin crap about Kamala and what a great woman she is. Joe was visibly giddy she went down in flames.

[mdr224]

37 minutes ago, BigStar said:

 

One of the worst, a career politician, corruptly cooperating in an influence-peddling scheme to enrich his family. Hypocrite, flip-flopped to stay in power. Lied, teller of tall tales; given a pass for his alleged sexual harassment. Got a pass for taking and retaining public records even w/o immunity. Creepy hair sniffer. 🙂 

 

From his first days in the Oval Office, he governed from the far left on everything from climate change to radical income redistribution to massive government expansionism to racial politics to a “blame America first” foreign policy to his dangerous weaponization of every agency of government, from the IRS to the State Department to the FBI to the Justice Department and perhaps even the Secret Service. He made Richard Nixon look like an amateur.

 

It’s hard to point to a single policy that he got right.

     ==Where does Joe Biden rank among America’s worst presidents?

 

 

I agree but his calling trump supporters garbage clinched it for us, its hard to completely hate him after that

[rwilem]

1 hour ago, mdr224 said:

I agree but his calling trump supporters garbage clinched it for us, its hard to completely hate him after that

One can almost wonder if that was by design. 

 

I'll add Biden's speech today was more coherent than any of Kamala's recent speeches.

[Hanaguma]

26 minutes ago, rwilem said:

One can almost wonder if that was by design. 

 

I'll add Biden's speech today was more coherent than any of Kamala's recent speeches.

I looked up the definition of the phrase "damning someone with faint praise", and your post magically appeared!

 

But yeah, now Joe can drop the facade, look forward to spending his remaining days on the beach, and try not to forget to pardon his son on the way out the door. 

[novacova]

2 hours ago, Cryingdick said:

Big smiles on Biden's face at his speech today.

Because he’s not the one who lost to Trump, he’s the only person that can say “I beat Trump, I’m the only one who can beat Trump…see I told you so”

[tai4de2]

3 hours ago, Cryingdick said:

he will always be remembered as the greatest president of our entire generation

 

I suspect he will be more "curious footnote in history" and less "legacy of greatness".

 

And even the "curious" part is mostly because of novel irregularities such as being tossed out of his own re-election bid, being visibly senile during a large part of his tenure, truly living up to "Creepy Uncle Joe" with the hair sniffing, etc. Those things will be of historical interest; worthy of study, but not indicators of greatness.

[Cryingdick]

2 minutes ago, tai4de2 said:

 

I suspect he will be more "curious footnote in history" and less "legacy of greatness".

 

And even the "curious" part is mostly because of novel irregularities such as being tossed out of his own re-election bid, being visibly senile during a large part of his tenure, truly living up to "Creepy Uncle Joe" with the hair sniffing, etc. Those things will be of historical interest; worthy of study, but not indicators of greatness.

His used adult diapers will be curated and preserved at the Smithsonian. Along with his a head in a jar of blue fluid.

[John Drake]

5 hours ago, NickyLouie said:

 

He is def the hero the Democrats all need.

 

 

 

 

 

 

One question I've had about Biden: what's wrong with his right hand forefinger? Before he disappeared a couple of months ago, he was walking around with that finger continually positioned just like in this photograph.

[Espanol]

"he will always be remembered as the greatest president of our entire generation". 🤣🤣🤣

[lordgrinz]

Somebody promised him Ice Cream afterwards, of course he was all smiles.

[spidermike007]

6 hours ago, Cryingdick said:

So Biden had wide smiles as he said  to accept the complete and decisive loss. Thumbs up and winks. What a great guy so gracious in defeat. Voluntarily steps down in the most selfless act known to humanity for Kamala to screw it up that badly. Is willing to ignore the fact thatTrump is the most dangerous threat to democracy and the entire world because a smooth transition is more important

 

Truly a patriotic gentleman, elderly statesman and that is why he will always be remembered as the greatest president of our entire generation. The hearts of every American  citizen and newcomers are weighed down with sadness to see him go but buoyed by the gratitude for his service and the bright road ahead of us that he was the principal architect of. Thank you for your service Mr. President.

 

He was indeed in good form today and at his very best and we would not expect nor would we accept anything less from him because that was the sort of man he was. 

I cannot even imagine how relieved he is that he'll be walking away from what must be the most toxic job on the planet in a little over 2 months time. 

 

Argue all you want about how effective a president he is, but I do think he was a decent man which is a lot more than can be said for the next occupant of the office. 

[Iron Tongue]

6 hours ago, Cryingdick said:

Truly a patriotic gentleman, elderly statesman and that is why he will always be remembered as the greatest president of our entire generation. The hearts of every American  citizen and newcomers are weighed down with sadness to see him go but buoyed by the gratitude for his service and the bright road ahead of us that he was the principal architect of. Thank you for your service Mr. President.

The Dems went down in flames on Tuesday.  And you claim that every American will regard him as the greatest President ever?

So Trump somehow changes from an "Existential threat", to needing a smooth transition of power.

Either you are on mushrooms, or based-on your sentence structure, you are another Chinese disinformation crew.

Reasonable people would ask themselves:

So why did Nancy Pelosi engineer a coup to remove him from running for a second term if he was so capable?

Patriot?  Why would his 9 and 13-year old grandchildren need to have offshore accounts the transfer money through?

In the great words of Mr T., "I pity da foo!"

[kingstonkid]

Joe is smiling because everyone is telling him that he was right he was the only person that could beat trump.

 

Remember it was the elite that booted him.

 

 

[jesimps]

7 hours ago, Cryingdick said:

So Biden had wide smiles as he said  to accept the complete and decisive loss. Thumbs up and winks. What a great guy so gracious in defeat. Voluntarily steps down in the most selfless act known to humanity for Kamala to screw it up that badly. Is willing to ignore the fact thatTrump is the most dangerous threat to democracy and the entire world because a smooth transition is more important

 

Truly a patriotic gentleman, elderly statesman and that is why he will always be remembered as the greatest president of our entire generation. The hearts of every American  citizen and newcomers are weighed down with sadness to see him go but buoyed by the gratitude for his service and the bright road ahead of us that he was the principal architect of. Thank you for your service Mr. President.

 

He was indeed in good form today and at his very best and we would not expect nor would we accept anything less from him because that was the sort of man he was. 

He was smiling because he was saying to himself "I told you foisting that diversity hire on me would lose us the election!" 

 

Reading the posts from all you lefties this morning, I've yet to see one of you admit that the reason you lost so badly was that the American people are fed up with issues like mass-immigration, wokeism, foreign policy etc. Every one of you continues to slag off the majority of your country's voters calling them a dangerous threat to democracy, fascists, nazis, far right and many other derogatory names. Will you never learn? I suppose the rioting and looting will follow shortly, the idiots have already started protesting outside the US embassy in London.

[jesimps]

1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:

I cannot even imagine how relieved he is that he'll be walking away from what must be the most toxic job on the planet in a little over 2 months time. 

 

Argue all you want about how effective a president he is, but I do think he was a decent man which is a lot more than can be said for the next occupant of the office. 

Definitely one of your worst posts spider. Suggest you stick to commenting on Thailand, your opinions are usually quite sane.

[mogandave]

1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:

I cannot even imagine how relieved he is that he'll be walking away from what must be the most toxic job on the planet in a little over 2 months time. 

 

Argue all you want about how effective a president he is, but I do think he was a decent man which is a lot more than can be said for the next occupant of the office. 

Do you honestly believe Biden was not aiding Hunter in his dealings and not benefiting from them? 

 

He showered with his daughter. Who the ef does that?

[john donson]

step aside? you mean pushed... like a coup, by kamilla the loser

[Espanol]

8 hours ago, Cryingdick said:

So Biden had wide smiles as he said  to accept the complete and decisive loss.

 

Indeed. It was not his loss. It was Obama's and Kamala's loss.

[Hummin]

8 hours ago, Cryingdick said:

So Biden had wide smiles as he said  to accept the complete and decisive loss. Thumbs up and winks. What a great guy so gracious in defeat. Voluntarily steps down in the most selfless act known to humanity for Kamala to screw it up that badly. Is willing to ignore the fact thatTrump is the most dangerous threat to democracy and the entire world because a smooth transition is more important

 

Truly a patriotic gentleman, elderly statesman and that is why he will always be remembered as the greatest president of our entire generation. The hearts of every American  citizen and newcomers are weighed down with sadness to see him go but buoyed by the gratitude for his service and the bright road ahead of us that he was the principal architect of. Thank you for your service Mr. President.

 

He was indeed in good form today and at his very best and we would not expect nor would we accept anything less from him because that was the sort of man he was. 

Blaim the politicians, and not your decision, not greed of american people to believe in empty promises you know is not possible to fulfill, and shame of the American people to go from ebd to another when it doesnt go your way.

 

Stats says next election will be democrats again if not something extraordinary happens. 

 

Well the reps got the house and the senate now, so anything can happen the next 4 years.

 

Quite interesting, mixing religion, moral and politics, especially with the candidate chosen now who have no moral, not a true christian, and no politician 

 

God save you all

 

Cant wait to see Musk, Joe Roagan and Dana White as his special advisers 

[mogandave]

1 hour ago, Hummin said:

Blaim the politicians, and not your decision, not greed of american people to believe in empty promises you know is not possible to fulfill, and shame of the American people to go from ebd to another when it doesnt go your way.

 

Stats says next election will be democrats again if not something extraordinary happens. 

 

Well the reps got the house and the senate now, so anything can happen the next 4 years.

 

Quite interesting, mixing religion, moral and politics, especially with the candidate chosen now who have no moral, not a true christian, and no politician 

Not the House yet, but likely 

 

Biden and Harris, both amoral liars that pretend to be Christians for votes.

1 hour ago, Hummin said:

God save you all

Do you believe in God? 

1 hour ago, Hummin said:

 

Cant wait to see Musk, Joe Roagan and Dana White as his special advisers 

Nor can I.

 

But no-doubt Jennifer Lopez, Bruce Springsteen, Talor Swift and that foul mouthed sweat-hog that raps would have been much more fun to watch advising Harris. 

 

Did Jussie Smollett finally endorse her?

[mogandave]

2 hours ago, Espanol said:

 

Indeed. It was not his loss. It was Obama's and Kamala's loss.

Biden “picked” her for VP. He pretty much owns it. 

 

But I imagine he’s laughing harder than anyone.

[rwilem]

9 hours ago, Hanaguma said:

I looked up the definition of the phrase "damning someone with faint praise", and your post magically appeared!

Funny! 

 

But, I'll say Joe played his part. He was pushed out, right? Probably he was not even aware that the one-page 'step down from the race' letter/tweet was put out (forged signature and all.)

 

He was pushed out, and it was his doing to push Kamala as the replacement nominee before the regime was able to decide who it would be. Obama didn't dig that; Joe usurped his puppet master's role. But with 'Kamala fever' spreading, however long it took, a week, 10 days, Obama swallowed and had to add his endorsement of her, an installed nominee (he had preferred some kind of 'competitive process') knowing she'd be a poor candidate. But Joe short-circuited that plan by pushing out Kamala as his presumptive replacement.

 

Despite the media going overboard praising the Dems convention, it was clear disunity abounded. Kamala skipping the Obamas' speeches, Clintons splitting town after they spoke, Biden gone after day 1 (and early sleeper Joe relegated to a midnight speaking slot.) And none of those folks were there for Kamala's acceptance speech!)

 

During the campaign, a passive-aggressive act that Joe made sure to be aptured on camera was him beaming while wearing a MAGA cap, and walking around carrying one.

 

Could go on, but you get the picture. The 'supporters are garbage' comment came during a zoom call at the very same time Kamala was giving her 'closing the deal' speech in DC. Sabotage or not? Bumbling fool or not? You decide. Sure, the staff tried to clean it up, explain it away, but it didn't wash.

 

Sure seems like Biden pushed her out and then... There have not been much 'joy and vibes' between the two camps, ever, and Doc Jill is said to be rather antagonistic re Kamala.

 

He was happy, borderline giddy, in his speech on Thursday, two days after his chosen successor went down in flames. In her speech on Wednesday Kamala barely mentioned him. Maybe she gets it; Biden set her up to take the fall.

[Wrwest]

6 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

I cannot even imagine how relieved he is that he'll be walking away from what must be the most toxic job on the planet in a little over 2 months time. 

 

Argue all you want about how effective a president he is, but I do think he was a decent man which is a lot more than can be said for the next occupant of the office. 

Many on here will go to there graves denouncing documented history up to the present. As to the future, my thought, "well see said the Zen Master (tip of the hat to the movie, "Charlie Wilson's War".

[flexomike]

7 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

I cannot even imagine how relieved he is that he'll be walking away from what must be the most toxic job on the planet in a little over 2 months time. 

 

Argue all you want about how effective a president he is, but I do think he was a decent man which is a lot more than can be said for the next occupant of the office. 

Always have to get that last shot in, give it up