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Topic	The DNC is like pulling at heartstrings
Aaantlion 08/21/20 10:15:59 PM #41:	Hop103 posted... The DNC is desperate, they know that defeat is inevitable. Should've propped heavy hitters that can beat Trump (Sanders, Gabbard, Yang) instead of snoresville that is Biden. Yang couldn't even buy his way into winning a single primary, the idea that he'd somehow beat Trump is laughable. I kinda like Gabbard, but she would have been fodder as well. And Bernie Sanders wouldn't stand a chance. Frankly, out of everybody there, Biden had the best chance... but then he took the DNC's pick of Kamala Harris as his VP, and as a result may have snatched defeat from the jaws of victory >_> Because it seemed like he had this shit. thedeerzord posted... Bernie Sanders, who we all know is a genuine good guy on capital hill, He's not, he's an opportunistic piece of shit with no compass. He only joined the Dems to run for president TWICE now (leaving the party in-between) because everything is about him. thedeerzord posted... especially after they rigged the election against Bernie two times already. They didn't. Judgmenl posted... And they say this guy has issues with his memory. He was almost certainly reading off teleprompters, which doesn't exactly require memory. BlackScythe0 posted... I think it goes without saying no matter what side you're on you should be able to agree that whoever is running the democrat effort is putting it together well. Seems far better organized than their effort in 2016. Thanks to social distancing, it's a lot easier to run and manage because you have the ability to edit, etc. NPR's segment the other night was discussing how heavily produced the whole thing was. In general, I don't bother with the conventions as much (because you're basically just hearing speechwriters), but this year is particularly bad in that regard. It's really things like debates and history that give a more clear measure of a politician. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| Scientists are finally waking up to what pyramids have known all along. <cite>Aaantlion posted [p:943670020] in The DNC is... [t:78924522]...</cite> <quote>Hop103 posted... </cite> <quote>The DNC is desperate, they know that defeat is inevitable. Should've propped heavy hitters that can beat Trump (Sanders, Gabbard, Yang) instead of snoresville that is Biden.</quote> Yang couldn't even buy his way into winning a single primary, the idea that he'd somehow beat Trump is laughable. I kinda like Gabbard, but she would have been fodder as well. And Bernie Sanders wouldn't stand a chance. Frankly, out of everybody there, Biden had the best chance... but then he took the DNC's pick of Kamala Harris as his VP, and as a result may have snatched defeat from the jaws of victory >_> Because it seemed like he had this shit. thedeerzord posted... </cite> <quote>Bernie Sanders, who we all know is a genuine good guy on capital hill,</quote> He's not, he's an opportunistic piece of shit with no compass. He only joined the Dems to run for president TWICE now (leaving the party in-between) because everything is about him. thedeerzord posted... </cite> <quote>especially after they rigged the election against Bernie two times already.</quote> They didn't. Judgmenl posted... </cite> <quote>And they say this guy has issues with his memory.</quote> He was almost certainly reading off teleprompters, which doesn't exactly require memory. BlackScythe0 posted... </cite> <quote>I think it goes without saying no matter what side you're on you should be able to agree that whoever is running the democrat effort is putting it together well. Seems far better organized than their effort in 2016.</quote> Thanks to social distancing, it's a lot easier to run and manage because you have the ability to edit, etc. NPR's segment the other night was discussing how heavily produced the whole thing was. In general, I don't bother with the conventions as much (because you're basically just hearing speechwriters), but this year is particularly bad in that regard. It's really things like debates and history that give a more clear measure of a politician. --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| Scientists are finally waking up to what pyramids have known all along.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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