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Joe BidenCongratulations to our presumptive Democratic nominee, Joe Biden!
 

emmaverybo

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4. First article I have seen that captures what distinguishes Biden from rest of the field, what his
Tue Aug 27, 2019, 06:13 PM
Aug 2019

appeal is all about. Beyond this emotional appeal, he is the most job-specific qualified, knowledgeable, and experienced candidate.

However, building a presidential campaign based not on policy plans but on emotion, aspiration and inspiration is a very contemporary phenomenon. Bill Clinton’s “I feel your pain” and Barack Obama’s hope and change reflected an awareness that voters want more than PowerPoint presentations from their president. They want to know he or she sees, understands and cares deeply about them.


Fix the damage, Joe
The world needs you
If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for:
Joe Biden
K&R stonecutter357 Aug 2019 #1
Compassion and experienced that's Biden. FloridaBlues Aug 2019 #2
Jennifer Rubin melman Aug 2019 #3
What's next? BannonsLiver Aug 2019 #5
This Gothmog Aug 2019 #7
Probably another awful OP-ED from another awful Republican melman Aug 2019 #17
She has been quite critical of Trump and Republican leaders. Michael Steele, Steve Schmidt, emmaverybo Aug 2019 #38
"Next" is succinct saidsimplesimon Aug 2019 #6
I like Joe because he is the most electable candidate Gothmog Aug 2019 #9
Oh, Gothmog saidsimplesimon Aug 2019 #10
Warren has a 1% share of black voters. Try to "sell" that as "electable" in a general election. Princetonian Aug 2019 #12
I agree, Warren needs POC to win. saidsimplesimon Aug 2019 #15
Needing is not getting. Listening is not hearing. Warren is not Biden. Princetonian Aug 2019 #27
Biden's continued strength with Black voters has to be very concerning for other candidates. Gothmog Aug 2019 #43
He's not going to "retire" anything if Cha Aug 2019 #24
Yes! Do not need to retire informed opinions. emmaverybo Aug 2019 #39
This message was self-deleted by its author Gothmog Aug 2019 #32
It is hard to fake real compassion Gothmog Aug 2019 #33
That's fascinating. Cha Aug 2019 #14
Thanks for kicking the thread by trying to kill the messenger Cha Aug 2019 #13
Not into Republican pundits melman Aug 2019 #18
And, ya did it again. Cha Aug 2019 #19
Don't care melman Aug 2019 #20
Right... keeping on Kicking! Cha Aug 2019 #23
No, really melman Aug 2019 #25
Jennifer Rubin is right about this. Cha Aug 2019 #26
Yes she is right on this Gothmog Aug 2019 #35
Sweet! Cha Aug 2019 #36
Nice! emmaverybo Aug 2019 #40
That fact makes her insight more valuable. And illustrates the wide appeal Biden has. emmaverybo Aug 2019 #37
First article I have seen that captures what distinguishes Biden from rest of the field, what his emmaverybo Aug 2019 #4
I agree Gothmog Aug 2019 #8
I agree. brer cat Aug 2019 #11
this isn't exactly accurate. Biden doesn't need to focus as much on specific JI7 Aug 2019 #29
K&R Scurrilous Aug 2019 #16
None of the other candidates can talk about the American idea Politicub Aug 2019 #21
He would quite the facelift to the shitshow we have right now. Tiggeroshii Aug 2019 #22
Thanks? Cha Aug 2019 #34
Typo in the first sentence of Rubin's oped. Princetonian Aug 2019 #28
Yes. She meant "bare." emmaverybo Aug 2019 #41
That's the first time I ever saw a typo in a WaPo oped. Princetonian Aug 2019 #42
VP Biden cares . . . Iliyah Aug 2019 #30
Trump's polar opposite nt oasis Aug 2019 #31
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