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Biden To Stand Again For President
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Now confirmed by the White House
Now confirmed by the White House
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If Biden rose from the dead, then you have to accept all that he said; if he didn’t rise from the dead, then why worry about any of what he said?
The issue on which everything hangs is not whether or not you like his wavering/preaching but whether or not he will rise from the dead during his second term - and who the *** seriously is going to vote for the Fraudulent Liar, though many dumbos will?
If Biden rose from the dead, then you have to accept all that he said; if he didn’t rise from the dead, then why worry about any of what he said?
The issue on which everything hangs is not whether or not you like his wavering/preaching but whether or not he will rise from the dead during his second term - and who the *** seriously is going to vote for the Fraudulent Liar, though many dumbos will?
Old is not a problem for many things but as "leader of the free world" I think it is.
Biden is 79 so would be 81 in 2024 and 85 at the end, Trump currently 76 would be 78 in 2024 and 82 at the end.
Too old, we (The West) need new blood, new ideas and a Statesman as leader at this point in time. Neither Trump nor Biden fulfil that.
Biden is 79 so would be 81 in 2024 and 85 at the end, Trump currently 76 would be 78 in 2024 and 82 at the end.
Too old, we (The West) need new blood, new ideas and a Statesman as leader at this point in time. Neither Trump nor Biden fulfil that.
It's a little like John Paul II deciding that Cardinals over 80 could no longer vote in papal conclaves but it remained OK for Popes to be over 80. Applaud the first sentiment but it can't be right that an organisation of 2.5billion adherents are led (even in JP's case) with men who are, frankly, unable to do the job. Please don't use this point as excuse for attacking the Catholic Church. I am simply trying to make the point that it is plainly unwise to have leaders who, mentally, physically or both, are past their best. I would have thought that was common sense.