Quit Underestimating President Biden

[Yarddog]

Yeah and the guy who "continues to prove dementia has wrecked what little cognitive abilities he had prior to the ongoing damage" has beaten Rump and the trumptards twice in a row.

What does that say about your party and your orange loser? Thoughts and prayers.

Biden wasnt even able to campaign and hid behind covid as an excuse. You have a Mostly Democrat news media in the U.S, who did its best to hide the fact that he cant put two thoughts together on most days. Thoughts and prayers to to the people of this country. I hope it can recover.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Nope. Your orange fuhrer has always voted by mail. Heck, even after leaving the presidency, he voted by mail.

As for his votes being "hand-delivered"? Isn't that similar to "ballot-harvesting"? Something you retards and your orange douchebag rail against?

No, it's not the same thing. Agents are not yahoos with ten ballots in their hand stuffing boxes.

 

[Magnus]

No, it's not the same thing. Agents are not yahoos with ten ballots in their hand stuffing boxes.

LOL I notice you conveniently ignored the point of Rump voting by mail even when he was not in office.

Poor trumptard. My sympathies.

 

[Magnus]

Biden wasnt even able to campaign and hid behind covid as an excuse. You have a Mostly Democrat news media in the U.S, who did its best to hide the fact that he cant put two thoughts together on most days. Thoughts and prayers to to the people of this country. I hope it can recover.

And yet he beat you retards like a rented mule. Thoughts and prayers, indeed.

 

[22lcidw]

I'm with Obama. Never underestimate Biden's ability to screw up everything he touches.

Joe in his dementia has spouted truths of what the Progs are doing and have done, and very little attention has been paid to it as to investigate it with integrity.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

LOL I notice you conveniently ignored the point of Rump voting by mail even when he was not in office.

Poor trumptard. My sympathies.

How Trump voted in 2020 in Florida​

Trump became a Florida registered voter in 2019 using his Mar-a-Lago address. In 2020, we interviewed Wendy Sartory Link, the Palm Beach County supervisor of elections, about Trump’s voting record.

A representative picked up ballots for Trump from the elections office, which is allowed under Florida law. Link confirmed that Trump voted using that method for the presidential preference primary in March and the state primary in August.

For the general presidential election, Trump voted early in person at the Palm Beach County Main Library, Saturday, Oct. 24, 2020, in West Palm Beach, Florida.

"I’m an absentee voter because I can’t be in Florida, because I’m in Washington," Trump said in July 2020 before repeating unsubstantiated claims of fraud. "I’m at the White House, so I’ll be an absentee voter. We have a lot of absentee voters, and it works. We’re in favor of absentee, but it’s much different than millions of people in California. They’re going to send out tens of millions of voting forms. Well, where are they going to go? You read where postmen are in big trouble now. You read where city councils are in big trouble now. Voter fraud all over the ballot."

Our ruling​

Biden said, "In the 2020 election, President Trump voted from behind the desk in the White House in Florida."

We don’t know where Trump sat when he voted in 2020, but we do know from Palm Beach County election officials that he voted via a mail ballot in the presidential preference primary in March and the August primary. A representative picked up the ballot for him, which is uncommon but allowed. That said, when people hear "the 2020 election" they generally think of the general election. And for that, Trump cast his ballot in person at an early voting site at a library.

We rate this statement Half True.

Fact check: Did Trump vote by mail for the 2020 election?

Biden's statement on Trump's 2020 mail voting is Half True

www.statesman.com

 

[MagicMike]

Interesting theory. If true, Biden is overplaying his part as a bumbling fool.

Well at least he didn't get played by Kanye.

 

[JoeMoma]

Well at least he didn't get played by Kanye.

Who is Kanye? Do you mean Ye? Don't go 'round dead naming people.

 

[Hossfly]

by Newt Gingrich

Republicans must learn to quit underestimating President Joe Biden.

Presidents Dwight Eisenhower and Ronald Reagan both preferred to be underestimated. Both wanted people to think of them as pleasant – but not dangerous. They found being underestimated was a major asset. While people laughed at them, they were busy achieving their goals and getting their programs implemented.

Biden has achieved something similar…

Today there is not nearly enough understanding (or acknowledgement) among leading Republicans that our system and approach failed. We need to rethink from the ground up how we are going to Defeat Big Government Socialism – including almost inevitable second-time Democrat Presidential Nominee Biden.

This is a much bigger challenge than I would have guessed before the election.

Newt Gingrich - Quit Underestimating President Biden

If Republicans are going to successfully work through the next two years in Congress – and win the presidency in 2024 – we need to look much more deeply at what worked and what did not work in 2020 and 2022.

www.gingrich360.com

I have never underestimated President Biden. I consider him to be the most brilliant man to ever be elected to BFIC. He will go down in history to be the greatest BFIC to shit between a pair of pink bunny slippers.

 

[Magnus]

How Trump voted in 2020 in Florida​

Trump became a Florida registered voter in 2019 using his Mar-a-Lago address. In 2020, we interviewed Wendy Sartory Link, the Palm Beach County supervisor of elections, about Trump’s voting record.

A representative picked up ballots for Trump from the elections office, which is allowed under Florida law. Link confirmed that Trump voted using that method for the presidential preference primary in March and the state primary in August.

For the general presidential election, Trump voted early in person at the Palm Beach County Main Library, Saturday, Oct. 24, 2020, in West Palm Beach, Florida.

"I’m an absentee voter because I can’t be in Florida, because I’m in Washington," Trump said in July 2020 before repeating unsubstantiated claims of fraud. "I’m at the White House, so I’ll be an absentee voter. We have a lot of absentee voters, and it works. We’re in favor of absentee, but it’s much different than millions of people in California. They’re going to send out tens of millions of voting forms. Well, where are they going to go? You read where postmen are in big trouble now. You read where city councils are in big trouble now. Voter fraud all over the ballot."

Our ruling​

Biden said, "In the 2020 election, President Trump voted from behind the desk in the White House in Florida."

We don’t know where Trump sat when he voted in 2020, but we do know from Palm Beach County election officials that he voted via a mail ballot in the presidential preference primary in March and the August primary. A representative picked up the ballot for him, which is uncommon but allowed. That said, when people hear "the 2020 election" they generally think of the general election. And for that, Trump cast his ballot in person at an early voting site at a library.

We rate this statement Half True.

Fact check: Did Trump vote by mail for the 2020 election?

Biden's statement on Trump's 2020 mail voting is Half True

www.statesman.com

​

Trump Votes By Mail (Again) Despite Months Of Voter Fraud Claims​

Despite spending months after the 2020 presidential election attacking the safety of mail-in voting, former President Donald Trump once again relied on the voting method to cast his ballot in a Florida municipal election held Tuesday.

SURPRISING FACT​

The former president has only voted in person once since moving to Palm Beach from New York City in 2019.

KEY BACKGROUND​

Trump repeatedly targeted mail-in voting in the aftermath of the 2020 election, claiming increased access due to the Covid-19 pandemic exacerbated opportunities for fraud, though there is no evidence suggesting this is true. “If foreign countries want to, this is an easy system to break into because they’ll do counterfeit ballots … They’ll do counterfeit ballots by the millions,” Trump said at a White House meeting with state attorneys general on Sept. 23 in one of numerous false claims about mail-in ballots.

Trump Votes By Mail (Again) Despite Months Of Voter Fraud Claims

The former president used a mail-in ballot to cast his vote in a Florida municipal election held Tuesday.

www.forbes.com

 

[JustAGuy1]

by Newt Gingrich

Republicans must learn to quit underestimating President Joe Biden.

Presidents Dwight Eisenhower and Ronald Reagan both preferred to be underestimated. Both wanted people to think of them as pleasant – but not dangerous. They found being underestimated was a major asset. While people laughed at them, they were busy achieving their goals and getting their programs implemented.

Biden has achieved something similar…

Today there is not nearly enough understanding (or acknowledgement) among leading Republicans that our system and approach failed. We need to rethink from the ground up how we are going to Defeat Big Government Socialism – including almost inevitable second-time Democrat Presidential Nominee Biden.

This is a much bigger challenge than I would have guessed before the election.

Newt Gingrich - Quit Underestimating President Biden

If Republicans are going to successfully work through the next two years in Congress – and win the presidency in 2024 – we need to look much more deeply at what worked and what did not work in 2020 and 2022.

www.gingrich360.com

There is nothing about Biden to underestimate. Why do you think he is surrounded by Obama people? Why do you think Obama said "Don't underestimate Joe's ability to F*ck things up".

 

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[Winston]

Democrats found a winning strategy--mail-in voting. Mail in draws the most politically ignorant and stupid people to vote. Without them, Democrats stand no chance at winning, so they are going to keep pushing for more mail-in voting if anything.

Why would you think that? I mean how "smart" is it to go stand in line when you don't have to? I mean that is like calling ordering on Amazon instead of fighting the self-checkout line in Walmart stupid. There are almost a half dozen states that are now exclusively mail in voting, Utah, a red state, and Oregon, a blue state. The reality is mail in voting does not provide an advantage to either party, until Trump started discouraging it. That is on him.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Why would you think that? I mean how "smart" is it to go stand in line when you don't have to? I mean that is like calling ordering on Amazon instead of fighting the self-checkout line in Walmart stupid. There are almost a half dozen states that are now exclusively mail in voting, Utah, a red state, and Oregon, a blue state. The reality is mail in voting does not provide an advantage to either party, until Trump started discouraging it. That is on him.

Of course it benefits the Communist party. Why do you think they push for it so hard? Why do you think Piglois wanted 16 year olds to register to vote? Because most 16 year olds wouldn't know WTF they are even voting for. They're not paying attention to politics. They're more concerned about the latest rock band coming to their city. They're wondering what that cute red headed chick is into.

They know we Republicans would crawl naked across ground glass to vote. Many Democrat voters wouldn't dream of it. If it's too inconvenient to vote, they'd sooner stay home. That's what the big fight over voter-id was really about. Democrats know their lazy welfare people would never go through the trouble to get an id to vote.

 

[Calypso Jones]

 

[Winston]

Of course it benefits the Communist party. Why do you think they push for it so hard? Why do you think Piglois wanted 16 year olds to register to vote? Because most 16 year olds wouldn't know WTF they are even voting for. They're not paying attention to politics. They're more concerned about the latest rock band coming to their city. They're wondering what that cute red headed chick is into.

They know we Republicans would crawl naked across ground glass to vote. Many Democrat voters wouldn't dream of it. If it's too inconvenient to vote, they'd sooner stay home. That's what the big fight over voter-id was really about. Democrats know their lazy welfare people would never go through the trouble to get an id to vote.

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Ridiculous, on so many levels. First, you have a highly inflated perception of yourself and fellow Republicans, crawl naked across ground glass, LMAO. Would you wait in line, in the rain, for six hours--oh, with an actual law against anyone giving you any water while you waited? I doubt it. And you might be right about welfare people, but there is that inflated perception thing again, you think there are not Republicans on welfare living in rural areas that never bother to vote? I live in a poor rural area surrounded by Trump fans, damn near none of them even bothered going to the polls. I know this because the Republican party sends out a list of who has voted and who hasn't in my "neighborhood", if you could even call it that.

And you are dead wrong about young people. No, a 16 year old should not be given the right to vote. But an 18 year old, damn skippy. And there are many engaged 18 year olds out there. I mean have you ever heard of the Young Republicans. My congressional representative rode those Young Republicans right into the House and has been there for decades. Despite the fact that he broadcast from inside the green zone during the first war in Iraq and got some officers killed. They are really good at targeting a bright red district, establishing a residence, and running for office. Ask Cawthorne about it. College dropout, wheelchair bound, and dumber than a box of rocks, but he got elected, he just didn't last.

I have not missed an election in more than 40 years. I voted in my first primary when I was 17. I drove to the public library and attempted to register. Some old hag refused to let me register, said I wasn't old enough. Drove a half hour back home, called the Board of Elections and complained. Since I was going to be 18 during the general election I had the right to register to vote in the primary. They gave me a deputy escort and I strolled back into that library an hour later. That woke that old lady up.

I have never voted absentee, and always in the same precinct. I just do it early now, avoid the lines. But I miss the old days. So much has changed. What once was a quiet farming community has turned into a bustling suburb. Election day used to be like a family reunion, high school reunion, all wrapped together. A time to catch up with old friends. Voter ID, LMAO--who needed it. The poll worker knew exactly who you were, so did everyone else, and that is the way it should be. I have been a registered Republican, I have been a registered Democrat, but I have always been a radical progressive. But in a tight knit community, political differences are easily set aside. As a nation we have descended into hell, Trump only accelerated that descent.

And here is what you don't realize. That voting by mail, absentee voting, Republicans can do it too. And if there are ways of gaming the system, Republicans can do that too, and they do. The only Congressional election I know of that was ever overturned was right here in North Carolina, ballot harvesting, by a Republican.

If you really believed in community. If you have even a minimal amount of respect for those that don't think as you do, then you would be open to making voting as simple as possible, and open to having as many people vote as possible. Republicans don't do that. They know, their opinions are not in the majority, but they don't care. Gerrymandering, limiting precincts, curtailing voting options, purging voter registration roles, it is all done to limit the number of votes from the opposition. I mean here is a thought, adopt policies that benefit the majority, and holy shit, they just might vote for you.

 

[BackAgain]

It isn’t possible to underestimate that brain dead scumbag.

Fuck Joe Biden.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Ridiculous, on so many levels. First, you have a highly inflated perception of yourself and fellow Republicans, crawl naked across ground glass, LMAO. Would you wait in line, in the rain, for six hours--oh, with an actual law against anyone giving you any water while you waited? I doubt it. And you might be right about welfare people, but there is that inflated perception thing again, you think there are not Republicans on welfare living in rural areas that never bother to vote? I live in a poor rural area surrounded by Trump fans, damn near none of them even bothered going to the polls. I know this because the Republican party sends out a list of who has voted and who hasn't in my "neighborhood", if you could even call it that.

And you are dead wrong about young people. No, a 16 year old should not be given the right to vote. But an 18 year old, damn skippy. And there are many engaged 18 year olds out there. I mean have you ever heard of the Young Republicans. My congressional representative rode those Young Republicans right into the House and has been there for decades. Despite the fact that he broadcast from inside the green zone during the first war in Iraq and got some officers killed. They are really good at targeting a bright red district, establishing a residence, and running for office. Ask Cawthorne about it. College dropout, wheelchair bound, and dumber than a box of rocks, but he got elected, he just didn't last.

I have not missed an election in more than 40 years. I voted in my first primary when I was 17. I drove to the public library and attempted to register. Some old hag refused to let me register, said I wasn't old enough. Drove a half hour back home, called the Board of Elections and complained. Since I was going to be 18 during the general election I had the right to register to vote in the primary. They gave me a deputy escort and I strolled back into that library an hour later. That woke that old lady up.

I have never voted absentee, and always in the same precinct. I just do it early now, avoid the lines. But I miss the old days. So much has changed. What once was a quiet farming community has turned into a bustling suburb. Election day used to be like a family reunion, high school reunion, all wrapped together. A time to catch up with old friends. Voter ID, LMAO--who needed it. The poll worker knew exactly who you were, so did everyone else, and that is the way it should be. I have been a registered Republican, I have been a registered Democrat, but I have always been a radical progressive. But in a tight knit community, political differences are easily set aside. As a nation we have descended into hell, Trump only accelerated that descent.

And here is what you don't realize. That voting by mail, absentee voting, Republicans can do it too. And if there are ways of gaming the system, Republicans can do that too, and they do. The only Congressional election I know of that was ever overturned was right here in North Carolina, ballot harvesting, by a Republican.

If you really believed in community. If you have even a minimal amount of respect for those that don't think as you do, then you would be open to making voting as simple as possible, and open to having as many people vote as possible. Republicans don't do that. They know, their opinions are not in the majority, but they don't care. Gerrymandering, limiting precincts, curtailing voting options, purging voter registration roles, it is all done to limit the number of votes from the opposition. I mean here is a thought, adopt policies that benefit the majority, and holy shit, they just might vote for you.

Voter rolls need to be purged since it's not required to alert the election board when you move, die, or become too ill to vote. And where did this ridiculous notion come from that Republicans run our entire election system anyway? If you live in a Democrat area, voting places, workers, and hours are set by the Democrats, not the Republicans. It's just like the gerrymandering myth that only Republicans get to do it and not Democrats.

Sure there are government dependent people all over, but the highest concentration of those people are in big cities renown for being Democrat run. NYC for example has over 7.5 million people. That's more people than the ten lowest populated states in our country combined.

People who are willing to take the trouble to vote in person are generally people who care, and people who care are usually much more knowledgeable about politics and issues. People who get mailed a ballot don't really care. All they know is to vote for a D. They know little to nothing about what's really going on in this country, just vote for D. Democrat sounds like democracy, and democracy is a good thing, right?????

By restricting mail-in to only those who can't under any condition vote in person, it weeds out all the politically ignorant people. Imagine how much better leadership we would have if only people who knew about politics and issues voted. Biden would have never come close to winning the election.

 

[Winston]

Voter rolls need to be purged since it's not required to alert the election board when you move, die, or become too ill to vote. And where did this ridiculous notion come from that Republicans run our entire election system anyway? If you live in a Democrat area, voting places, workers, and hours are set by the Democrats, not the Republicans. It's just like the gerrymandering myth that only Republicans get to do it and not Democrats.

Sure there are government dependent people all over, but the highest concentration of those people are in big cities renown for being Democrat run. NYC for example has over 7.5 million people. That's more people than the ten lowest populated states in our country combined.

People who are willing to take the trouble to vote in person are generally people who care, and people who care are usually much more knowledgeable about politics and issues. People who get mailed a ballot don't really care. All they know is to vote for a D. They know little to nothing about what's really going on in this country, just vote for D. Democrat sounds like democracy, and democracy is a good thing, right?????

By restricting mail-in to only those who can't under any condition vote in person, it weeds out all the politically ignorant people. Imagine how much better leadership we would have if only people who knew about politics and issues voted. Biden would have never come close to winning the election.

I want to focus on this statement,

People who are willing to take the trouble to vote in person are generally people who care, and people who care are usually much more knowledgeable about politics and issues. People who get mailed a ballot don't really care.

Obviously, we get our news from different sources. For me the primary source is NPR, for you, I am guessing it is FOX news. But let me pose two scenarios to you. FIrst, we have Joe, call him Joe Sixpack. He works hard, is not really involved in politics to a huge degree, and dutifully shows up on election day to vote in person. While he may know a little something about the top of the ticket, although he probably never bothered to watch a debate, he knows little to nothing about the down ballot. For state house, he just toes the party line. Knows nothing of issues, positions, or even the background of the candidates. If you want an example of that playing out just look at all the election deniers that got their asses handed to them. Down ballot, Republicans toed the party line. But for election deniers, they got a resounding, STFU.

Then there is Biff, picked a nice yuppie name on purpose. He votes by mail. He gets his ballot and he spends days going over it, examining each candidate, evaluating their positions, researching their backgrounds, and he honestly don't give a happy shit what party they are affiliated with, he wants to know where they stand. While Joe Sixpack takes all of ten minutes to make his choices, Biff spends hours over several days, maybe even a couple of weeks, to make his.

Now you tell me, which is the more educated voter. Your definition of politically ignorant people are those people that don't agree with you. An amazing amount of narcissism there, as if you are the smartest person on the planet. I mean take you and me. You probably think I am an idiot simply because I am on the exact opposite side of the fence as you when it comes to politics. And hey, I will admit, and I will apoligize, that I have called you ignorant. Perhaps the better word is misinformed. But when you are misinformed on purpose it starts to reach the level of ignorant.

Me, I am adjusting stock portfolios to start leveraging the advantages of Bioorthogonal Chemistry. Hell, spellcheck is flagging the term it is so unknown. But it is cutting edge and could provide the magic bullet for numerous cancers. Want to talk about astrophysics or astrobiology, I am your man. Anthropology, yep, I am your man. And these are just hobbies, professionally, come to me about Macroeconomics, Finance, and most of all, Leadership. The confidence game, the game that Trump plays, I have studied it for decades. Was fascinated with it before I even graduated from High School. Could never do it, but was really enthralled with how it was done. The dynamics and psychology behind it. Lesson number one, the easiest mark is another confidence man.

I will never forget my grandfather's funeral. Hundreds of people were there. It was huge. He grew up a migrant farm worker and built a nice profitable farm, raised four very successful children, and much of that came from the poker table at the local firehouse, despite the fact that he couldn't read or write. Five foot nothing, but meaner than a snake and would fight an elephant if push came to shove, and probably kick their ass. 83 years old and not a gray hair in his head. A stone cold fox to the very end. Dozens of times, speaking with retirees and telling them who my grandfather was and the women's eyes would roll back into their heads.

But there was Dad, sternly telling me, "You see all these people, they are the salt of the earth, don't you ever forget that". I am not going to block those people's ability to vote. I am not going to condemn them as ignorant. It is my job, just like it was Grandpaw's, and yeah, he was a yellow dog Democrat if there ever was one, to convince them otherwise.

Look, the greatest president of our generation was Johnson. Yes, he was an asshole, a huge asshole, but he got er done. But dealing with the cards he was dealt, Biden is quickly catching up. A razor thin majority in the House, a split senate that includes dickshit Manchin, despite that Biden has delivered. A country devastated by Covid, international reputation torn to shreds by a narcissistic dumbass orange man, Biden has fought right through that. A completely dysfunctional Republican contingent in both the House and the Senate, he has overcame much of that. I am so sorry you can't see that. And with that being said, don't ever claim that the other side is ignorant again.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

I want to focus on this statement,

People who are willing to take the trouble to vote in person are generally people who care, and people who care are usually much more knowledgeable about politics and issues. People who get mailed a ballot don't really care.

Obviously, we get our news from different sources. For me the primary source is NPR, for you, I am guessing it is FOX news. But let me pose two scenarios to you. FIrst, we have Joe, call him Joe Sixpack. He works hard, is not really involved in politics to a huge degree, and dutifully shows up on election day to vote in person. While he may know a little something about the top of the ticket, although he probably never bothered to watch a debate, he knows little to nothing about the down ballot. For state house, he just toes the party line. Knows nothing of issues, positions, or even the background of the candidates. If you want an example of that playing out just look at all the election deniers that got their asses handed to them. Down ballot, Republicans toed the party line. But for election deniers, they got a resounding, STFU.

Then there is Biff, picked a nice yuppie name on purpose. He votes by mail. He gets his ballot and he spends days going over it, examining each candidate, evaluating their positions, researching their backgrounds, and he honestly don't give a happy shit what party they are affiliated with, he wants to know where they stand. While Joe Sixpack takes all of ten minutes to make his choices, Biff spends hours over several days, maybe even a couple of weeks, to make his.

Now you tell me, which is the more educated voter. Your definition of politically ignorant people are those people that don't agree with you. An amazing amount of narcissism there, as if you are the smartest person on the planet. I mean take you and me. You probably think I am an idiot simply because I am on the exact opposite side of the fence as you when it comes to politics. And hey, I will admit, and I will apoligize, that I have called you ignorant. Perhaps the better word is misinformed. But when you are misinformed on purpose it starts to reach the level of ignorant.

Me, I am adjusting stock portfolios to start leveraging the advantages of Bioorthogonal Chemistry. Hell, spellcheck is flagging the term it is so unknown. But it is cutting edge and could provide the magic bullet for numerous cancers. Want to talk about astrophysics or astrobiology, I am your man. Anthropology, yep, I am your man. And these are just hobbies, professionally, come to me about Macroeconomics, Finance, and most of all, Leadership. The confidence game, the game that Trump plays, I have studied it for decades. Was fascinated with it before I even graduated from High School. Could never do it, but was really enthralled with how it was done. The dynamics and psychology behind it. Lesson number one, the easiest mark is another confidence man.

I will never forget my grandfather's funeral. Hundreds of people were there. It was huge. He grew up a migrant farm worker and built a nice profitable farm, raised four very successful children, and much of that came from the poker table at the local firehouse, despite the fact that he couldn't read or write. Five foot nothing, but meaner than a snake and would fight an elephant if push came to shove, and probably kick their ass. 83 years old and not a gray hair in his head. A stone cold fox to the very end. Dozens of times, speaking with retirees and telling them who my grandfather was and the women's eyes would roll back into their heads.

But there was Dad, sternly telling me, "You see all these people, they are the salt of the earth, don't you ever forget that". I am not going to block those people's ability to vote. I am not going to condemn them as ignorant. It is my job, just like it was Grandpaw's, and yeah, he was a yellow dog Democrat if there ever was one, to convince them otherwise.

Look, the greatest president of our generation was Johnson. Yes, he was an asshole, a huge asshole, but he got er done. But dealing with the cards he was dealt, Biden is quickly catching up. A razor thin majority in the House, a split senate that includes dickshit Manchin, despite that Biden has delivered. A country devastated by Covid, international reputation torn to shreds by a narcissistic dumbass orange man, Biden has fought right through that. A completely dysfunctional Republican contingent in both the House and the Senate, he has overcame much of that. I am so sorry you can't see that. And with that being said, don't ever claim that the other side is ignorant again.

To be honest, I don't consider anybody ignorant here because if you are here, you enjoy discussing politics, and you can't enjoy discussing something you know nothing about. Ignorant is not an insult. Ignorant means not knowledgeable of something, and we are all ignorant of something. For instance I'm ignorant of Hollywood. I couldn't tell you the name of a famous actress if she was in front of me at a grocery store. I'm ignorant of sports. Yes, I know the basics, but when it comes to plays, strategies, names of players, you'd be talking to the wrong person.

If people are just channel surfing and stop at a basketball game for instance. They just got bored and something caught their eye. The people that made the trip to the stadium or arena, they are likely well informed of the game, the teams playing, and even the individual players.

To make the comparison, mail-in voters are like the guy who was channel surfing, and informed voters are like the people that went to the stadium to watch the game live. Now.......this is not to say all channel surfers are ignorant to sports, and all people who attend the game live are sports guru's, but most people who attend a game are likely very knowledgeable of it.

To make another analogy: Let's say the MLB decided to let the people of their city decide on players instead of management. In my city, anybody could vote on players. In your city, you had to demonstrate you had acute knowledgeable of baseball to vote. Who do you suppose will have the better baseball team, your city or mine?

Joe Biden promised he'd attack our fuel supply. Of course everything is related to fuel. That means when prices soar like they did, we are going to have massive inflation. He promised to destroy the suburbs. If you are a suburban home owner, that's very concerning as it will likely kill your property value. He wouldn't answer questions on his border policy, meaning of course he would be lax on enforcement, and now we have a record amount of illegals that entered the country, a new high in fentanyl OD deaths, and the BP apprehended over 100 people on our terrorist watch list.

Now ask yourself, WTF would vote for such an agenda like that?