Biden: “I’m out.”
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He has now endorsed Harris. Frying pan, meet fire.
And just like that, all last weekend’s talk of unity has vanished like a fart in the wind and we’re back to Trump is Hitler.
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@jon-nyc said in Biden: “I’m out.”:
Thank god he didn’t second Harris.
The Clintons have.
Manchin wants Bashear or Shapiro.
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Wonder what was the carrot and stick?
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@Jolly said in Biden: “I’m out.”:
Wonder what was the carrot and stick?
We’ll, he can’t pardon Hunter if he’s removed via the 25th…
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@Jolly said in Biden: “I’m out.”:
Wonder what was the carrot and stick?
We’ll, he can’t pardon Hunter if he’s removed via the 25th…
@LuFins-Dad said in Biden: “I’m out.”:
@Jolly said in Biden: “I’m out.”:
Wonder what was the carrot and stick?
We’ll, he can’t pardon Hunter if he’s removed via the 25th…
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@Mik said in Biden: “I’m out.”:
I’m not your google mommy. Look it up yourself.
Unless you let Google speak for you, Google has nothing to do with this.
@Axtremus said in Biden: “I’m out.”:
@Mik said in Biden: “I’m out.”:
I’m not your google mommy. Look it up yourself.
Unless you let Google speak for you, Google has nothing to do with this.
You've had your britches pulled down and you've been spanked. Accept your licks with grace.
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In his written note on X, he doesn't give a reason why he's withdrawing from the race.
Perhaps we'll know more later this week?
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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He better just say something to the effect that he realized he wants to dedicate the next 4 years to his family or some such. Or even just admit that the polls indicate that he won’t win, and beating Trump is too important. If he says anything along the lines of tired or indicates that he realizes he’s too old, it will be unfortunate…
The Brad
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He better just say something to the effect that he realized he wants to dedicate the next 4 years to his family or some such. Or even just admit that the polls indicate that he won’t win, and beating Trump is too important. If he says anything along the lines of tired or indicates that he realizes he’s too old, it will be unfortunate…
@LuFins-Dad said in Biden: “I’m out.”:
He better just say something to the effect that he realized he wants to dedicate the next 4 years to his family or some such. Or even just admit that the polls indicate that he won’t win, and beating Trump is too important. If he says anything along the lines of tired or indicates that he realizes he’s too old, it will be unfortunate…
Sometimes saying nothing is most advantageous.
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Obama speaks:
Former President Barack Obama endorsed an open Democratic primary process at the convention next month — less than an hour after former President Bill Clinton endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for president.
“I have extraordinary confidence that the leaders of our party will be able to create a process from which an outstanding nominee emerges,” Obama said in a statement, which did not mention Harris. “I believe that Joe Biden’s vision of a generous, prosperous, and united America that provides opportunity for everyone will be on full display at the Democratic Convention in August.”
Earlier Sunday, a joint statement between Clinton and former Secretary of State and 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton said the two were backing Harris: “Now is the time to support Kamala Harris and fight with everything we’ve got to elect her.”
Their statements came soon after President Joe Biden announced he would not be seeking reelection and endorsed Harris to replace him at the top of the ticket. Harris announced shortly after that with Biden’s support, she would seek the Democratic nomination.
The Democratic National Convention starts on Aug. 19 in Chicago.
Both former presidents Obama and Clinton thanked Biden, who served as Obama’s vice president, for the current president’s service. In his statement, Obama wrote about picking Biden as his running mate and said the president had “every right to run for re-election and finish the job he started.”
“I also know Joe has never backed down from a fight,” Obama wrote. “For him to look at the political landscape and decide that he should pass the torch to a new nominee is surely one of the toughest in his life.”
"The leaders of our party..."
Democracy dies in
smoketofu-filled rooms.
