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In reply to the discussion: Why have Trump and the Republicans been so uncharacteristically quiet about Biden question? [View all]BumRushDaShow
(170,086 posts)27. There is a small group
who have long-simmering "grievances" (and some have more recent issues related to the administration's stance on the I/P issue).
E.g., the soon-to-be 84 year old James Clyburn is still pissed off that his pick for the SCOTUS was not selected. Meanwhile his own state gets redder and redder.
What it shows is how shallow some politicians are.
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Why have Trump and the Republicans been so uncharacteristically quiet about Biden question? [View all]
kentuck
Jul 2024
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Team trDUMP might have been told by their handlers to go soft on the - Biden Out Message
magicarpet
Jul 2024
#13
This hasn't been some grassroots uprising by Democrats across the country demanding Joe step down.
sop
Jul 2024
#14
I think this is a big part of it - they know what their handpicked Court has done, and Project 2025
TBF
Jul 2024
#24
Rethugs don't want to shift attention away from the negative press President Biden is getting
Martin Eden
Jul 2024
#35