I'm looking for Joe Biden's Web site.

[rgbecker]

Googled, got a parody as top hit...then a facebook page.

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=Joe+Biden+for+President+website

I'm hoping the DU Biden supporters can direct me.

???

Wondering what his stand is on Medicare for All. Or Medicare for America.

[Nanjeanne]

1. This is the site. And he believes health insurance is a right.

https://joebiden.com

Click on menu and vision and then the part about rebuilding middle class. Then expand the part that says

Making sure the peace of mind of health insurance is a right — not a privilege.

[rgbecker]

3. Oh Boy!

Milk toast for everyone.

Peace of mind of health insurance is a right? What does that even mean?

Do you remember where Biden was on the public option in 2009/10?

[Hortensis]

6. FOR. :) This endorsement is strong evidence of Biden's electibility!

This union's white male working class members went heavily for Trump in 2016. Deplorable.
But many were back in the midterms and now still more are coming back because they trust Joe to...apparently stand between them and castrating white and black women. Or as the union president put it, something about that "connecting" they rejected with our female candidate, whose positions were as strongly pro-labor as his.

Happily, PoC tend to like and trust him also. A terrific auger for the future.

Notably, the endorsement is not of Sanders, who had the next-largest bloc of support after Trump in 2016's binary choice. He tried to woo them again this time, but is no longer a sole alternative to a female.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

8. I think it's better to be general about it at this point. Going from for profit to something

Else is enormously complex and will take planning and budgetting and hearings. The final product may look different than anything someone says now.

[NYMinute]

13. It is hard for some "devotees" to understand. nt

[UniteFightBack]

10. He was probably wasting his time on the ACA. nt

[NYMinute]

14. Yeah ... shocking

It has no slogans, empty promises and platitudes. No railing against corporations, millionaires - strike that- or billionaires. No one is demonized. No calls to have a "revolution" to overthrow the "establishment"

Almost seems something one cannot become a faith-based devotee of.

[Demit]

2. I saw that Joe Biden for President site yesterday.

The campaign people could've been a little more web-savvy and moved to avoid such things.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

9. Just curious...how do you avoid it?

[Demit]

12. By buying every possible domain name that includes your candidate's name.

[Gothmog]

4. here it is

https://joebiden.com/

[TCJ70]

5. I gotta say...I expected more.

He's been "running" for months and his Joe's Vision section is just...very bare. You'd think a guy who's done it before would have a more fleshed out issues section to his site.

[Hortensis]

7. Expect he's a slow keyboarder.

JOE'S VISION FOR AMERICA

We’re in a battle for the soul of America. It’s time to remember who we are. We’re Americans: tough, resilient, but always full of hope. We treat each other with dignity. Let’s rebuild the middle class—and this time, we’ll make sure everyone comes along – black, white, Latino, Asian. Everyone. Let’s fight back against the incredible abuses of power we’re seeing. Let’s dig deep and remember that our best days still lie ahead.

This is what Joe believes: ...

Btw, if you clicked on the headers, like what's behind "Making sure the peace of mind of health insurance is a right, not a privilege," and "Tackling climate change..." "Ensuring our workers and communities benefit from international trade," etcetera, you found mission statements. Detailed positions will be issued later as they always are; most who study them will be professional analysts, of course.

[WhiskeyGrinder]

11. Whew, that's some crap SEO.