What will Biden say tomorrow?
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He said, essentially, nothing.
"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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@George-K said in What will Biden say tomorrow?:
He said, essentially nothing.
"America will endure. We will be ok". I mean, you can take that as nothing, which it is, but you can also take it as a direct repudiation of those who believe we just elected Orange Hitler. Which it is.
Maybe at some point, the most neurotic and histrionic of us, as they scream about orange hitler, will look around, and find themselves the only ones screaming. Then comes the shame. Then comes the embarrassment. And then comes peace and quiet for the rest of us.
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@George-K said in What will Biden say tomorrow?:
He said, essentially, nothing.
Would you have preferred an extended semi-coherent rant about how the election was stolen and he won it BY A LOT?
I was only joking
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@xenon said in What will Biden say tomorrow?:
He seems rested and very coherent. Good speech.
Agree. Just watched the video.
(They must have finally figured out the correct dosage of medication.
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@George-K said in What will Biden say tomorrow?:
He said, essentially, nothing.
Would you have preferred an extended semi-coherent rant about how the election was stolen and he won it BY A LOT?
@Doctor-Phibes said in What will Biden say tomorrow?:
@George-K said in What will Biden say tomorrow?:
He said, essentially, nothing.
Would you have preferred an extended semi-coherent rant about how the election was stolen and he won it BY A LOT?
I personally go in for cackling nonsense but that's just me.
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That started as a great speech. His best as President in fact. But neither he nor Kamala could admit that over half of the country rejected their path. There was nothing about finding common ground, no concessions that mistakes were made. That bothers me greatly. No attempts at unifying or healing the divide.
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That started as a great speech. His best as President in fact. But neither he nor Kamala could admit that over half of the country rejected their path. There was nothing about finding common ground, no concessions that mistakes were made. That bothers me greatly. No attempts at unifying or healing the divide.
@LuFins-Dad said in What will Biden say tomorrow?:
No attempts at unifying or healing the divide.
Well, yeah. Of course not. That's a big part of why they lost.
Not that the Orange Man will deliver that. But you can't keep going around demonizing the unwashed, then cry about losing an election because the unwashed didn't vote for your side.
