No, that may have had a little to do with it, but it was not the only or even the main reason.
You always write personal attacks. Then pretend you're above it.
Doubtful it would be her. An open convention, something the country hasn't seen in years, would galvanize the party and dominate the news.Actually she is much worse than a nobody. An unlikeable cackling old Ho to be exact. Bwaaaaa ha ha ha,....Rotsa ruck...
I don't write many personal attacks. Those I do I'm happy to own.
Like I said, fuck off
Martin is a conservative who would be fine with Trump.
Own this
I think you and Fume are both exaggerating your argument.
You're a childish dipshit.
What choice?
Have you ever heard of this thing called a primary vote?
I agree she would be a good choice. There are others could defeat Trump, too. If Biden drops out the choice should be strictly on the basis of who would be the strongest candidate against him, not who has paid his or her dues.
I've made one argument: Biden hurt himself. Only he can fix it. So far he hasn't.
Don't waste your time on me, evince. Talk to these people, as reported in the Times a short time ago:
I don't know of any Democrat Governors or Senators specifically who, under normal conditions in a normal Presidential race, could win against some other non-Trump Republican, but given that we're talking about Trump and all the baggage he's dragging behind him, I suppose there could be a few who'd have a decent shot at it, even though they normally wouldn't.
So just because a handful of Democrats, most of whom few people have heard of are freaking out, that means the rest of us should too?Don't waste your time on me, evince. Talk to these people, as reported in the Times a short time ago:
"At least four senior House Democrats told colleagues privately on Sunday that it was time for President Biden to end his campaign, during a meeting to discuss the future of his candidacy after a disastrous debate performance, according to three people briefed on the session.
Representatives Jerrold Nadler of New York, the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee; Adam Smith of Washington, the ranking member of the Armed Services Committee; Mark Takano of California, the ranking member of the Veterans Affairs panel; and Joseph D. Morelle of New York, the top Democrat on the Administration Committee, all said Mr. Biden should withdraw, according to the people, who insisted on anonymity to discuss a confidential virtual meeting on a sensitive topic. The discussion, which was still in progress on Sunday afternoon, was organized by Representative Hakeem Jeffries of New York, the minority leader."
