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In reply to the discussion: I hope everyone here that wanted Biden forced out are happy with themselves. [View all]Blue Owl
(59,086 posts)60. Would this be a good time to start a Merrick Garland Appreciation thread?
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I hope everyone here that wanted Biden forced out are happy with themselves. [View all]
we can do it
Mar 2025
OP
Trolls amped up demands to step down. They also attacked those of us standing up for PJB - all of them gone now.
we can do it
Mar 2025
#62
A primary? There was no time for a primary...we would have lost just the same.
Demsrule86
Mar 2025
#87
I was all for Joe Biden, especially after the great job he did at the State of the Union appearance.
brush
Mar 2025
#111
It wasn't just a bad night. At SOTU, he read from teleprompter, but reporting at the time told us...
thesquanderer
Mar 2025
#117
Correct. He should have bowed out in early 2023 so we could have had a fair primary season and nominated
beaglelover
Mar 2025
#45
He should've announced right after the midterms in 2022 that he wasn't going to run.
Yavin4
Mar 2025
#51
Given that he was 78 in 2020, I certainly thought he would only serve one term - trying to serve as president
Midwestern Democrat
Mar 2025
#58
You fail to understand Biden's ties to the rustbelt. He could have won if Democrats
Demsrule86
Mar 2025
#104
they're so happy that they're now trying to force both Democratic leaders in Congress out
bigtree
Mar 2025
#5
I don't think we can have an honest discussion about Biden and his decision to run in '24.
tman
Mar 2025
#12
Dems could have stepped up and defended his reccord right then but didn't.
we can do it
Mar 2025
#93
That would have been the way to go, pushing him out 4 month's before election was not.
we can do it
Mar 2025
#64
I think it was the people around Biden who did us no favors. Tell it straight to your own, because it does no one any
RoeVWade
Mar 2025
#26
I love Joe Biden like he's a member of my family. But I hate this second-guessing.
Walleye
Mar 2025
#27
Some of ya'lls backs must be aching real bad from moving those goalposts
New Breed Leader
Mar 2025
#32
I'm way more sad that a bunch of idiots, conmen, crooks, and ignorant voted for a man like Trump. PERIOD.
RoeVWade
Mar 2025
#34
No. Wrong. Blaming the dems doesn't help anyone but the GOP. Covid and maga are to blame.
lindysalsagal
Mar 2025
#38
Anyone who would choose Trump over Biden or Kamala wasn't a sane and sure vote anyway, IMO.
RoeVWade
Mar 2025
#46
Time to get over it. Elected Democrats and Democratic leadership wanted Biden gone.
Autumn
Mar 2025
#54
Then live with it. That's your burden to bear. There are those of us who followed the Democratic party
Autumn
Mar 2025
#115
Biden would not have won and by less... So this is not the call out you think it is.
LizBeth
Mar 2025
#57
That is just not true...Biden had a special relationship with the rustbelt...which Kamala
Demsrule86
Mar 2025
#110
I said that at the time. I was against replacing Biden...we should of rallied around him.
Demsrule86
Mar 2025
#84
He stays in, we lose dozens more House seats and a handful more in the Senate, plus governorships.
ZRB
Mar 2025
#98
That is untrue...we will never know of course...but history tells us incumbents almost always
Demsrule86
Mar 2025
#114