Joe Biden...

[Danllan]

Rather horribly, and very sadly, I've come to the conclusion that Joe Biden has some form of dementia; I've not the ability to diagnose it properly but, as with Ronald Reagan in his second term in office, I know it when I see it.

I've been looking very carefully at his recent 'appearances', the degree of control he is kept under and, most importantly, the renewed politicking within the US Democratic party - that last making it very clear that the role of Democratic presidential candidate is open for the winning, again.

Will anyone with better information from within the USDP please advise us what the party's plan is? I hope they will, because it seems that if a new presidential candidate isn't chosen, it seems that either Biden will be destroyed in the latter part of the campaign, or that he will be a mere proxy for a near-immediate successor.

This is a very concerning situation.

 

[Bald Rick]

Because of the cost of running for the US presidency, it seems that only old billionaires can afford it.

Personally, I would disallow anyone over the age of 70 standing

Mind you, his wife is a bit of a fox

even at 69

 

[Danllan]

Because of the cost of running for the US presidency, it seems that only old billionaires can afford it.

Personally, I would disallow anyone over the age of 70 standing

Mind you, his wife is a bit of a fox

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even at 69

Yeah, but a 20th Century fox...

 

[Hindsight]

Rather horribly, and very sadly, I've come to the conclusion that Joe Biden has some form of dementia; I've not the ability to diagnose it properly but, as with Ronald Reagan in his second term in office, I know it when I see it.

I've been looking very carefully at his recent 'appearances', the degree of control he is kept under and, most importantly, the renewed politicking within the US Democratic party - that last making it very clear that the role of Democratic presidential candidate is open for the winning, again.

Will anyone with better information from within the USDP please advise us what the party's plan is? I hope they will, because it seems that if a new presidential candidate isn't chosen, it seems that either Biden will be destroyed in the latter part of the campaign, or that he will be a mere proxy for a near-immediate successor.

This is a very concerning situation.

Oh dear. You are spreading malicious rumours. The Republican candidate does't look to good on the marbles front either!? Just a crying shame the US political system plumbs depths where two very poor old men are slugging it out. How has that proud country come to this. Hey ho.

 

[Danllan]

Oh dear. You are spreading malicious rumours. The Republican candidate does't look to good on the marbles front either!? Just a crying shame the US political system plumbs depths where two very poor old men are slugging it out. How has that proud country come to this. Hey ho.

No. First do some homework, then you can apologise for writing like a t!t.

 

[Hindsight]

No. First do some homework, then you can apologise for writing like a t!t.

You are such sport. Just a shame I cannot get trout to follow my fly as easily.

Best wishes,

 

[7610 super q]

Yeah well, another president, another 4 year mock. Unless it's Obarma. Strangely the mocking fell silent for that term.

The presidents brain is missing.

For as long as I can remember, folks have taken the pish out of US presidents. Jimmy Carter was a lowly peanut farmer. Ronald Reagan and George W Bush were thick. Bill Clinton couldn't keep his trousers on. Don Trump has an orange face, etc, etc. The only one to escape such humiliation was...

thefarmingforum.co.uk

 

[Danllan]

You are such sport. Just a shame I cannot get trout to follow my fly as easily.

Best wishes,

Which is a poor attempt at an amusing get-out, because your assertion was boll*cks.

 

[Exfarmer]

Rather horribly, and very sadly, I've come to the conclusion that Joe Biden has some form of dementia; I've not the ability to diagnose it properly but, as with Ronald Reagan in his second term in office, I know it when I see it.

I've been looking very carefully at his recent 'appearances', the degree of control he is kept under and, most importantly, the renewed politicking within the US Democratic party - that last making it very clear that the role of Democratic presidential candidate is open for the winning, again.

Will anyone with better information from within the USDP please advise us what the party's plan is? I hope they will, because it seems that if a new presidential candidate isn't chosen, it seems that either Biden will be destroyed in the latter part of the campaign, or that he will be a mere proxy for a near-immediate successor.

This is a very concerning situation.

The Democrats have realised they only have to keep their mouths shut and let Donald sink himself further into the Twitter mire, they could be flying a pig , and it would still get elected
I hope they are right

 

[Danllan]

The Democrats have realised they only have to keep their mouths shut and let Donald sink himself further into the Twitter mire, they could be flying a pig , and it would still get elected
I hope they are right

Sadly, I think you are wrong. Biden is rarely coherent now, if there is a debate it will see a rather dreadful, sad and embarrassing mauling of him by President Trump. Seriously, take a squint at his last ten public appearances, and draw your own conclusions.

 

[caveman]

Oh dear. You are spreading malicious rumours. The Republican candidate does't look to good on the marbles front either!? Just a crying shame the US political system plumbs depths where two very poor old men are slugging it out. How has that proud country come to this. Hey ho.

You think politics in the UK is any better?
Maybe all those invaders on the Kent and Sussex beaches will seize control like William the barsteward and make Britain Great again?

 

[Hindsight]

You think politics in the UK is any better?
Maybe all those invaders on the Kent and Sussex beaches will seize control like William the barsteward and make Britain Great again?

No, not really. Same here. Anyway Arteta has something to show for the year.

 

[Hindsight]

Which is a poor attempt at an amusing get-out, because your assertion was boll*cks.

Goodness you are tetchy this evening. Anyway, irrespective I still think Trump is a bit wayward in himself. We can compare notes in a few years looking back.

 

[caveman]

No, not really. Same here. Anyway Arteta has something to show for the year.

If I was him, I'd forego the cup to not be beaten twice by Brighton.

 

[Hindsight]

If I was him, I'd forego the cup to not be beaten twice by Brighton.

ah well - the joy of the new Gunners. Wouldn't have that happening in George Grahams day!

 

[kiwi pom]

I think its quite sad that the most powerful country in the world (maybe) is giving its people a choice between Trump and Biden.

That's really the best they can do?

 

[Henarar]

I think its quite sad that the most powerful country in the world (maybe) is giving its people a choice between Trump and Biden.

That's really the best they can do?

Is it a any worse than last time

 

[kiwi pom]

Is it a any worse than last time

No I don't think so. I think when people voted for Trump, or didn't vote for Clinton, depending on your point of view they were doing it because they were sick of the way things were.
Unfortunately no ones listened and its the same bad choices again.

 

[Lowland1]

Pseudo democracy . Everyone has a choice but nothing much to choose.

 

[caveman]

Did people actually vote for Trump, or his manifesto as opposed to Hills and her manifesto?