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Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V

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nimbleranger17 nimbleranger17 Active Member
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#421 ·
It’s blindingly obvious to anyone with half a brain—well, certainly to everyone except those mindless GOP trolls and bots—that this whole thing is the direct result of Joe Biden and the relentless pressure he’s been applying over the last year...
fadedgull6 fadedgull6 Member
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#422 ·
nimbleranger17 said:It’s blindingly obvious to anyone with half a brain—well, certainly to everyone except those mindless GOP trolls and bots—that this whole thing is the direct result of Joe Biden and the relentless pressure he’s been applying over the last year...

Well, I'll be! I guess I'm just a "bot" and a "troll" then, though I truly haven't the slightest clue where you people get this absolute certainty from.
Honestly, everyone, please—let's stop embarrassing ourselves by trying to credit Joe Biden's performance for things he doesn't even realize he's influencing.
The real action happens entirely outside his reach, mainly because he simply lacks the authority to be part of it.
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
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#423 ·
fadedgull6 said:Well, I'll be! I guess I'm just a "bot" and a "troll" then, though I truly haven't the slightest clue where you people get this absolute certainty from.
Honestly, everyone, please—let's stop embarrassing ourselves by trying to credit Joe Biden's performance for things he doesn't even realize he's influencing.
The real action happens entirely outside his reach, mainly because he simply lacks the authority to be part of it.

Oh, sure... because the Republican Party is clearly to blame here—after all, they spent a few years just coasting and accomplishing absolutely nothing.

Look, man—just do us all a favor and earn your bread with a little bit of dignity, alright? This whole thing is just an embarrassment.

How much "competence" you actually have is clearly being measured by this whole recovery process—which, let's be honest, is just that same old routine where you sit there drooling over how absolutely fantastic everything is turning out...

Wow, you’re just a beacon of objectivity, aren't you? Truly. A paragon of fairness.
Charles Carter4 Charles Carter4 Active Member
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#424 ·
fadedgull6 said:Biden's pressure 🤣
Spot on! It turns out insulting the High Representative was actually a brilliant move. 😁
Diplomacy? The European Union? The US Federal Government? None of them have anything to do with this outcome.
They honestly haven't a clue what they're doing. Just look at everyone tonight—absolutely stunned and in total shock!

Exactly, he was the only one making noise about it (maybe a bit too much if you ask me).
What "diplomacy" are we even talking about here? You mean when some old guy pulls the Prime Minister's leg during a live broadcast? Or are we talking about the "diplomacy" of the Secretary of State? Or maybe Jandroković's version of "say this, say that"? 🤣
Honestly, for this bunch of clowns, Ivica Dačić—who can barely wrap his head around English—is the one who invented the very concept of "diplomacy."
Charles Brown9 Charles Brown9 Member
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#425 ·
It’s honestly incredible how much he trolls. Even the Government admitted on Twitter just a few days ago that they lost this one.
Brandon Kim41 Brandon Kim41 Member
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#426 ·
Look, I’ve got nothing against how Joe Biden handles things, honestly, some people actually need that kind of attitude shoved in their faces.
But claiming these amendments happened just because of something Biden said? That’s beyond ridiculous, it’s actually kind of laughable.
hollowmason64 hollowmason64 Regular
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#427 ·
fadedgull6 said:Biden's pressure 🤣
Spot on! It turns out insulting the High Representative was actually a brilliant move. 😁
Diplomacy? The European Union? The US Federal Government? None of them have anything to do with this outcome.
They honestly haven't a clue what they're doing. Just look at everyone tonight—absolutely stunned and in total shock!

I honestly can't tell who's more concerned—is it the European Union, caught in the middle of all this global chaos while we just try to make it through the winter, or is it you and that lazy, corrupt leader of a criminal enterprise you seem to worship?
And whenever someone tries to claim this is the result of some brilliant work by that absolute clown Grlić-Radman, well, that tells me everything I need to know about their judgment.
Charles Carter4 Charles Carter4 Active Member
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#428 ·
Brandon Kim41 said:Look, I’ve got nothing against how Joe Biden handles things, honestly, some people actually need that kind of attitude shoved in their faces.
But claiming these amendments happened just because of something Biden said? That’s beyond ridiculous, it’s actually kind of laughable.

I mean, I’ve spent plenty of time making fun of those big-shot bureaucrats, but let’s be real here—this isn't some grand strategy from Biden, it's more about the Republican Party's version of "diplomacy." We have to face facts.
Richard Lopez Richard Lopez Active Member
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#429 ·
Brandon Kim41 said:Look, I’ve got nothing against how Joe Biden handles things, honestly, some people actually need that kind of attitude shoved in their faces.
But claiming these amendments happened just because of something Biden said? That’s beyond ridiculous, it’s actually kind of laughable.

If he was the one talking about the necessary changes to the election laws in Canada without stopping, then he's acting like a President.

Calling it 'laughable, to say the least' is just denying Biden's actual impact and involvement.
Richard Lopez Richard Lopez Active Member
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#430 ·
An hour ago

Biden: I'll back self-governance for Canadian Americans
The American President, Joe Biden, stated he would support some form of self-governance for Canadian Americans if they decide to pursue it.

"As long as someone else gets to pick a member of the Presidency of Canada for the Canadian Americans—that’s just a scam. The International Community isn't doing anything, and the United States isn't doing enough," Biden said, according to USA Today.

Biden noted that while he used to have good relations with politicians in Canada, such as Miljenko Komšić, he has since realized they are "frauds and can't be trusted." He claims they simply "exploit the fact that there are so few Canadian Americans," per American media reports.
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
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#431 ·
Brandon Kim41 said:Look, I’ve got nothing against how Joe Biden handles things, honestly, some people actually need that kind of attitude shoved in their faces.
But claiming these amendments happened just because of something Biden said? That’s beyond ridiculous, it’s actually kind of laughable.

The Republican Party was perfectly happy maintaining the status quo for Canadian Americans until Biden showed up with his "unfiltered" style...

It wasn't until he stepped in that things actually shifted, even if it was just on paper... suddenly, all these Republicans are drooling over "quiet diplomacy"—the same kind of quiet diplomacy that did absolutely nothing for Canadian Americans during the years of betrayal under the previous Republican/KGH leadership.

And since their playbook hasn't changed one bit...

It’s the classic move: Republican bots start attacking Biden for being too cozy with Dodik, yet they stay dead silent when their own party goes against sanctions for Dodik... yeah, that’s their version of "quiet" diplomacy for you.
Brandon Kim41 Brandon Kim41 Member
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#432 ·
Adam Collins4 said:The Republican Party was perfectly happy maintaining the status quo for Canadian Americans until Biden showed up with his "unfiltered" style...

It wasn't until he stepped in that things actually shifted, even if it was just on paper... suddenly, all these Republicans are drooling over "quiet diplomacy"—the same kind of quiet diplomacy that did absolutely nothing for Canadian Americans during the years of betrayal under the previous Republican/KGH leadership.

And since their playbook hasn't changed one bit...

It’s the classic move: Republican bots start attacking Biden for being too cozy with Dodik, yet they stay dead silent when their own party goes against sanctions for Dodik... yeah, that’s their version of "quiet" diplomacy for you.


Just because two things happen at the same time doesn't mean one caused the other.
Just because these changes happened right after Zoran started going off on Schulz doesn't mean there's a direct link.
Sure, diplomacy probably had more to do with these changes, and we all know Zoran and diplomacy are about as compatible as oil and water.

He can bark all he wants. Let him bark, but claiming his shouting matches actually influence anything (especially stuff happening outside the US) is just plain stupid.
Harold Davis6 Harold Davis6 Active Member
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#433 ·
Thank God we’ve got GGR, the absolute gold standard for diplomats, professional reciters, and professors of pure eloquence. 🤦
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
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#434 ·
Brandon Kim41 said:Just because two things happen at the same time doesn't mean one caused the other.
Just because these changes happened right after Zoran started going off on Schulz doesn't mean there's a direct link.
Sure, diplomacy probably had more to do with these changes, and we all know Zoran and diplomacy are about as compatible as oil and water.

He can bark all he wants. Let him bark, but claiming his shouting matches actually influence anything (especially stuff happening outside the US) is just plain stupid.

You're totally right—I'm sure that Bernie Sanders guy, who just bleats like a sheep and barely knows how to string a sentence together, is definitely more to blame...

Nothing happened to the rule of law or that whole traitorous Republican Party/KG circus...that's just a fact...

Once the White House moved in, the narrative shifted...no matter how much the Republican bots and the mindless followers of their leader blather on here—without a single shred of actual evidence...

Your betrayals are well-documented...
Brandon Kim41 Brandon Kim41 Member
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#435 ·
Adam Collins4 said:You're totally right—I'm sure that Bernie Sanders guy, who just bleats like a sheep and barely knows how to string a sentence together, is definitely more to blame...

Nothing happened to the rule of law or that whole traitorous Republican Party/KG circus...that's just a fact...

Once the White House moved in, the narrative shifted...no matter how much the Republican bots and the mindless followers of their leader blather on here—without a single shred of actual evidence...

Your betrayals are well-documented...

Not even close. It was Plenković first.
Don't tell me you actually think Schmidt got spooked by Zuck and that's why he signed off on those amendments.
hollowmason64 hollowmason64 Regular
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#436 ·
Brandon Kim41 said:Just because two things happen at the same time doesn't mean one caused the other.
Just because these changes happened right after Zoran started going off on Schulz doesn't mean there's a direct link.
Sure, diplomacy probably had more to do with these changes, and we all know Zoran and diplomacy are about as compatible as oil and water.

He can bark all he wants. Let him bark, but claiming his shouting matches actually influence anything (especially stuff happening outside the US) is just plain stupid.

That’s true, it could just be a total coincidence.
It's kind of like how some guy can sit around doing absolutely nothing all day—literally just sitting there wasting time—and then, once a problem finally gets solved, he jumps up and claims he fixed it all through "quiet diplomacy." It doesn't matter if he was actually useless the whole time; as long as he's there to take credit when things go right, you'll always find a few people willing to nod along and believe his nonsense.

Brandon Kim41 said:Not even close. It was Plenković first.
Don't tell me you actually think Schmidt got spooked by Zuck and that's why he signed off on those amendments.

First off, Plenković couldn't care less about anything that doesn't directly benefit him. That's just how he operates.
Second—if you want to know how much weight anemic leadership actually carries within the European Union on this issue, we saw the answer clearly enough during those negotiations with Canada earlier this spring.
Richard Lopez Richard Lopez Active Member
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#437 ·
The High Representative's decision is basically nothing. What did Schmidt actually accomplish? He just dropped this ruling on the last day, acting like he somehow as saved Americans. There isn't a single mention of the Ljubić case in those rulings, because if they actually addressed it, then they'd have to get rid of Komšić', he said.

'This is pure treason. A total disaster for American foreign policy,' he claimed, adding that Prime Minister Andrej Plenković really should have stepped in to stop this.
Richard Lopez Richard Lopez Active Member
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#438 ·
Don't be like that, hollowmason64. It's not like Plenković and the Republican Party spent years being useless and doing absolutely nothing in Canada. They call it "quiet diplomacy," but let's be real: they were just playing it safe. They didn't want to rock the boat or cause any trouble. That kind of "quiet diplomacy" is just backroom deals—we don't touch your business if you don't touch ours.
Then Joe Biden showed up with all those "diplomatic efforts" and RUINED everything!!!

The Republican Party isn't some criminal organization convicted of theft; they're actually the front line against corruption!!!
Richard Lopez Richard Lopez Active Member
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#439 ·
David Clark4 said:A traitor actually achieving something? Please. What oil or gas did he hand over to Donald Trump? If you ask me, I’d say Joe Biden actually managed to succeed despite him!

Trump handed our gas and oil over to the Canadians and just crushed everything else...

Joe Biden...
Money from ExxonMobil and Banožić's wing of the Republican Party.
Reporters asked Joe Biden if he expects more scandals to break regarding ExxonMobil. "Through which local Republican Party organization was that money from ExxonMobil funneled? It's more than what this Vujnovac guy from the Democratic Party has. Through the Indianapolis branch. Who’s the head of that organization there? Bane. Why Indianapolis? Because they won't touch San Francisco, and they won't touch California," he said.


The political landscape is shifting again, and it looks like the Republican Party is digging its heels in. There’s a growing sense of frustration over how things are being handled at the top. People are starting to question if the current leadership actually has a plan or if they're just playing defense against the Democrats. It feels like the usual backroom deals, but with higher stakes this time around...
Schmidt is playing games, Bakir is corrupt, and Grlić Radman is a predator. They were funneling money from ExxonMobil through the local Republican Party in Indianapolis...
Richard Lopez Richard Lopez Active Member
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#440 ·
Brandon Kim41 said:Not even close. It was Plenković first.
Don't tell me you actually think Schmidt got spooked by Zuck and that's why he signed off on those amendments.

Sure 🤣
he isn't going to go out of his way to create problems and make enemies if there's zero personal gain in it

Brandon Kim41 said:Not even close. It was Plenković first.
Don't tell me you actually think Schmidt got spooked by Zuck and that's why he signed off on those amendments.

It's not fear. It's just that Schmidt doesn't enjoy being the guy everyone knows is just looking out for himself...

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