I have a question. Maybe it's a stupid one.

[mucholderthandirt]

23. I'm old and I was for Joe.

I think he made a decision based on many factors. I think getting Covid on top of everything else he was fighting was the last straw. I think he used his experience in politics to decide that dropping out now was the best thing for the party, and to beat Trump. He endorsed Kamala because he knew the younger people, women and especially people of color, would be revitalized by her.

So far, it looks like Joe is a better chess player, and way smarter, than anyone ever believed. He nailed it. He was right.

Was I broken-hearted? Hell, yeah. I am still upset at how he was treated by his own people. But, to the end, Joe Biden does what's right. He did his job. He selected the best VP he could have gotten, and now she is going to be the most awesome of Presidents.

Thank you, Mr. President. I know my grandfather, a loyal FDR Democrat, would have loved and admired you, and since I respect my Grandpa so much, so do I. May you have a long, wonderful life with your family, and know you have the respect of everyone who matters.