Biden vs. Trump

[_EAllusion]

Prior Presidents not commenting much on current administrations is a very recent phenomenon.

There's also examples of prior Presidents turning on their party. Teddy Roosevelt seems like an obvious example. All the ones I can think of involved Presidents who initially got the office on a fluke. I'm struggling to think of an example where this isn't the case, but I didn't think about it that hard or look anything up.

This involves former members of a Presidential administration turning on their party's candidate. That seems historically routine.

[_DoubtingThomas]

But whatever it is, DT is politically naïve while latching onto a few ideas like UBI because it sounds better than what he's got currently going on.

I think you are misreading my words, I am not asking for free stuff and I don't expect UBI to solve all my problems.

[_Jersey Girl]

No. Stop it. Just stop it.

https://images.app.goo.gl/ua95BvRviZgZ57MN8

[_moksha]

Trump getting party members
worked up for a beer bar push.

[_Icarus]

Veteran's group calling Trump "Benedict Donald" in a blistering ad.....

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/veterans ... 083c5c90fa

I would love for this new name to catch on like the "lock her up" chants.

[_EAllusion]

I'd prefer Trump to replace Benedict Arnold as the symbolic name of a traitor much in the way that Hitler replaced "Pharoh" as a cultural reference to an evil tyrant. That's a fate he deserves.

[_subgenius]

Prior Presidents not commenting much on current administrations is a very recent phenomenon.

There's also examples of prior Presidents turning on their party. Teddy Roosevelt seems like an obvious example. All the ones I can think of involved Presidents who initially got the office on a fluke. I'm struggling to think of an example where this isn't the case, but I didn't think about it that hard or look anything up.

This involves former members of a Presidential administration turning on their party's candidate. That seems historically routine.

not "phenomenon" but "practice".
Nevertheless, for a poster who seems to fall in line with the whole "how a president traditionally behaves" it seems absurd that you would expose your inadequate position in this manner.
Nevertheless, how about a some solid references that establish a foundatuon for your broad stroke here? Something to help convince me that over the course of 45 President we have a "pattern" or tradition in this context.
I can be patient, but the information should be readily available since you made such a claim that is out of your apparent wheelhouse.

[_EAllusion]

Prior Presidents not commenting much on current administrations is a very recent phenomenon.

There's also examples of prior Presidents turning on their party. Teddy Roosevelt seems like an obvious example. All the ones I can think of involved Presidents who initially got the office on a fluke. I'm struggling to think of an example where this isn't the case, but I didn't think about it that hard or look anything up.

This involves former members of a Presidential administration turning on their party's candidate. That seems historically routine.

not "phenomenon" but "practice".
Nevertheless, for a poster who seems to fall in line with the whole "how a president traditionally behaves" it seems absurd that you would expose your inadequate position in this manner.
Nevertheless, how about a some solid references that establish a foundatuon for your broad stroke here? Something to help convince me that over the course of 45 President we have a "pattern" or tradition in this context.
I can be patient, but the information should be readily available since you made such a claim that is out of your apparent wheelhouse.

If you want to try taking a stab at writing this post without huffing paint, I might be able to answer whatever questions are locked within.

[_Doctor CamNC4Me]

Subgenius is just following the Karl Rove Liberal engagement list which can be found here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comme ... l/fwwba1q/

He never intended to have a good faith discussion, anyway.

- Doc

[_Jersey Girl]

He never intended to have a good faith discussion, anyway.

- Doc

That's why he is in the good company of Smokey on my ignore list. He's a complete waste of time.