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kelly1mm

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14. IMO it is perfectly reasonable for her (and President Biden) to be bitter.

Wed Jan 15, 2025, 10:18 PM

Jan 2025

After the first debate the establishment basically said it was President Biden's choice to make if he were staying in the race. He publicly said he was. The establishment then said we will give him time to make his choice. He then sent a 'dear collogues' letter again saying he was staying in the race. The establishment responded again, we will give him time to make the right choice. A few days later and elected Democrats were calling for him to drop out.

Now I think it was ALSO hubris on his part to even run for reelection but the way it played out was not a good look at all.

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Jill Biden Is Still Bitter About What Pelosi Did to Her Husband [View all] Celerity Jan 2025 OP

This is just divisive and meaningless. Think. Again. Jan 2025 #1

It's part of the story. Hope22 Jan 2025 #11

Right. H2O Man Jan 2025 #13

Jill has every right to be bitter... Self Esteem Jan 2025 #2

I don't blame her at all! MiKenMi33 Jan 2025 #3

same, Jill, same here. ZonkerHarris Jan 2025 #4

Message auto-removed Name removed Jan 2025 #5

. . Emile Jan 2025 #6

you are boring, troll, & obviously have no life, as you post KNOWING you will quickly be banned, it is pathetic actually Celerity Jan 2025 #7

Who is Rebl2 Jan 2025 #9

Name removed (Reply #5) Celerity Jan 2025 #10

Enjoy your stay ornotna Jan 2025 #8

I'm with Jill Arazi Jan 2025 #12

IMO it is perfectly reasonable for her (and President Biden) to be bitter. kelly1mm Jan 2025 #14

For me and me only GusBob Jan 2025 #15

It was horrible optics mr715 Jan 2025 #16

Some are bitter that Mrs. Biden SharonClark Jan 2025 #17