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Biden should pardon Trump, and himself if he can on this issue.
I think he can only pardon one Biden, and it's going to be his son Hunter. This will be another reason why he will not seek re-election. He is going to step down and pardon Hunter on his way out the door. As part of the deal in Joe agreeing to stepping down, he will extract a promise from the Democratic leadership that the Democratic nominee in 2024 will agree to pardon him. These political maneuverings will result in both Bidens receiving pardons.

Trump will need Ronny D to get elected in order to receive his pardon, but he might be dead before Ronny D gets around to considering it.
 
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If you steal a car and return it, you have still stolen a car and committed a crime. Whether or not you return the car or the cops come and take it from you. Insert classified documents in place of car and you realize how foolish many on this board sound. Only difference between Trump and biden is that Trump had the ability to declassify documents because he was president at the time and biden unfortunatly was not.
 

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If you steal a car and return it, you have still stolen a car and committed a crime. Whether or not you return the car or the cops come and take it from you. Insert classified documents in place of car and you realize how foolish many on this board sound. Only difference between Trump and biden is that Trump had the ability to declassify documents because he was president at the time and biden unfortunatly was not.
It is ingenuous to argue that that is the only difference.
1) There is a formal procedure to declassify documents. Even the president cannot do so after the fact just by saying so after getting caught.
2) Biden returned the documents immediately and voluntarily. Trump resisted for months and, according to his former aides, still has some.

What of Pence been caught with some?
 

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It is ingenuous to argue that that is the only difference.
1) There is a formal procedure to declassify documents. Even the president cannot do so after the fact just by saying so after getting caught.
2) Biden returned the documents immediately and voluntarily. Trump resisted for months and, according to his former aides, still has some.

What of Pence been caught with some?
If Biden and Trump both had in their posession classified documents it doesn't matter how they are returned. They still had the documents in their possesion. If Pence has classified documents, it doesn't matter how they are returned, he still had them. Just because you like Biden doesn't mean that we can overlook the fact that he had classified documents because he returned them without a fight. He still had the documents.
 

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Guy Kawasaki summarized Steve Jobs' devotion to hiring the best people like this:

“Steve Jobs has a saying that A players hire A players; B players hire C
players; and C players hire D players. It doesn't take long to get to Z
players. This trickle-down effect causes bozo explosions in companies.”

Joe Biden is at best a C Player. He has hired a lot of D players for his administration (Buttigieg, Jean-Pierre and others). Now he has nominated one to be a U.S. District Court judge.



Wrong answer, Your Honor.

President Biden’s nominee for a federal judgeship in Washington state proved unable to answer simple questions about the Constitution from Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) during her confirmation hearing.

“Tell me what Article V of the Constitution does,” Kennedy asked of Spokane County Superior Court Judge Charnelle Bjelkengren during the Senate Judiciary Committee’s proceedings Wednesday.

“Article V is not coming to mind at the moment,” Bjelkengren responded.

“How about Article II?” Kennedy pressed.

“Neither is Article II,” Bjelkengren blanked, leaving Kennedy scratching his head.

Biden nominated Bjelkengren to serve as a federal judge in the Eastern District of Washington...



 

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Imagine living in a time when the United States had both the dumbest president ever and the dumbest vice president ever at the same time!

Well, you don't have to imagine it, because we are living it!


 

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Joe a pété la balloune des Chinois....lollll...well done....that"s what happens quand on se pense supérieur/intouchable/ inattaquable....lolllll....une bonne réplique et leçon.
 

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Joe a pété la balloune des Chinois....lollll...well done....that"s what happens quand on se pense supérieur/intouchable/ inattaquable....lolllll....une bonne réplique et leçon.
Meanwhile, on Earth 2, Republicans are losing their minds over waiting until the Chinese balloon was over the ocean before it was shot down. Just another phony crisis. Ridiculous congressional hearings will, no doubt, follow once Hunter Biden's laptop investigation is completed. Lunatic Republicans are now balloonatics. LOL.
 
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Meanwhile, on Earth 2, Republicans are losing their minds over waiting until the Chinese balloon was over the ocean before it was shot down. Just another phony crisis. Ridiculous congressional hearings will, no doubt, follow once Hunter Biden's laptop investigation is completed. Lunatic Republicans are now balloonatics. LOL.

The balloon wasn't some party balloon, it was HUGE.

60m tall (about 20 storeys tall) and packed with several thousand pounds of equipment.

Just imagine the amount of debris if it was shot down over some residential area.

 

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According to the latest news, one of Biden's predecessors, Jimmy Carter, is probably nearing the end of life. Although he's 98 or 99 years old it's still sad because he is perhaps the best human being (not the same as best president) who was ever the leader of the USA.

Other decent human beings in the position have included Obama and Biden. Many others (surprisingly, even a couple of Democratic ones) were not close to that level of decency, obviously including a very recent one who was by a large margin and in every way the worst human being (and coincidentally the worst president) of all.

President Carter's decency is to be admired and respected, along with the two most recent Democratic presidents. Joe is certainly not the best ever to have the job but at least, unlike some others, he's not pure garbage as a human being. Best wishes to Mr. Carter.
 

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Very good tribute to Jimmy, Patron, except for the stuff about "The Left". Carter and Biden weren't and aren't controlled by any more forces than the average politician (a creature always having to try to appeal to the most people possible, and in the case of Democrats, trying to do an honest, ethical and decent job at the same time).

Of course there are progressives in the Democratic Party, but not that many ardent progressives apart from Bernie and The Squad - just as there are Magamorons in the Republican Party (along with a sadly declining number of honorable NON-Magats like Mitt Romney, who like Carter and Biden, deserves respect whether or not you agree with him politically).

Of course the extremists on either side will try to push the envelope on their agenda. Joe's not caving to them...but conversely - and totally dissimilar to Jimmy and Joe - we have spineless Republicans (like McCarthy, Pence, Graham, Cruz and so many others) who will abandon all ethics and principles in sucking up to Trump, MTG, Gaetz, Boebert and the other far-right Magamorons.

However Carter (or Biden) is ultimately remembered in political terms, they will both be remembered as honorable human beings (at least as honorable as one can be in the slimy world of politics).
 

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Typical pile of rightwing crap and meaningless BS from Fox "News", an outlet that has repeatedly been shown to not only be biased and inaccurate but also to air stories KNOWN to be false, all for the sole purpose of spewing their hateful garbage and keeping their ignorant audience in the state of denial that they desire. What will Fox's follow-up story be? Maybe one lambasting The Dukes of Hazzard for its theme song "We're good old boys"? No, on second thought, they won't, because that show had a lot of rednecks as fans and those same uneducated gullible rednecks are a large part of Fox's target audience.

Is Biden the smartest guy who ever lived? Obviously not but he's smart enough to have done a huge amount of good things for America in the two years he's been in office because unlike the last old dumb guy who held the job, Joe is a decent human being and is smart enough to surround himself with a good team and not a bunch of yes-men, family members, criminals, racists, Kardashians and Kanye West.
 

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Joe Biden's Border Policy (AKA The Great Replacement) in action a couple days ago:


It's working!
 

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Biden is great...at creating a huge problem, then blaming Trump for the problem, then taking credit for "solving" the problem he created.


President Biden loves to take credit where it isn’t due. His latest?

“Thanks to the quick action of my administration over the last few days, Americans can have confidence that the banking system is safe,” the prez smugged Monday morning of his administration’s extraordinary move Sunday to make whole the depositors of Silicon Valley Bank, far above FDIC-insured amounts, to head off possible systemic failures.

First, it’s been less than two days — far too soon to see if the wider danger is over.

Worse, this “Joe to the rescue” schtick is completely disingenuous. Biden’s dismal economic leadership got us here.

He dumped trillions into an economy already running hot in 2021. When inflation headed for the stratosphere, the White House first dismissed it as “transitory,” then insanely tried to pin the biggest blame on Russian President Vladimir Putin and greedy corporations for the price hikes punishing everyday Americans.

The resultant rate hikes as the Federal Reserve moved belatedly and aggressively to tame inflation cratered the value of SVB’s “safe” long-maturity investments; when withdrawals forced premature liquidations, the overextended bank (yes, SVB management shares the blame too) was finished.

Meanwhile, Biden’s Treasury secretary has been busy trying to negotiate a global deal for higher taxes worldwide, while his other financial regulators have focused on pushing social justice priorities (including his energy price-hiking “climate change” agenda) in the corporate world.

One sign of just how skewed priorities have grown: Team Biden is encouraging retirement plan managers to use woke metrics for investments, rather than seeking the best returns.

And SVB listened. The bank committed some $5 billion to back “sustainable finance and carbon neutral operations” in 2022; one of its risk-management honchos spent her time launching Pride Month celebrations as her employer rushed toward the cliff edge.

That — and the fact that many of its depositors are tech firms that overwhelmingly give to Dems — accounts for how swiftly Biden moved to aid them. Those are the “small businesses” he vows to protect.

This bailout will devour a massive piece of the FDIC’s insurance fund; the cost of replenishing it will fall on other banks. And guess who pays then? Average consumers, via hiked service fees.

Biden (before jetting off to a West Coast fundraiser) demanded that Americans look at these bank failures in the “broader context.”

Please do: The correct “context” is that this is largely the result of Biden’s preferred economic policies.
 
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