Joe Biden, President of the United States of America vol. V

It seems like the biggest sins of US presidents are just being bad at hiding their extracurricular activities. First it was Clinton, and now we’ve got Trump. Forget about corruption, embezzlement, shady deals with big corporations, or straight-up treason...
Didn't he cross himself in church? Please, what a joke—just more distraction fodder for the small-fry voters.
There's definitely still room for improvement.

driftingorca16 said:It seems like the biggest sins of US presidents are just being bad at hiding their extracurricular activities. First it was Clinton, and now we’ve got Trump. Forget about corruption, embezzlement, shady deals with big corporations, or straight-up treason...
Didn't he cross himself in church? Please, what a joke—just more distraction fodder for the small-fry voters.
There's definitely still room for improvement.

The only thing "improving" is his approval rating—he's been sliding down several points every month, crashing from a solid 55% all the way down to 37%.
Every time he opens his mouth, his numbers tank.
All those little guys might be distracted by the gossip, but you'll get the raw, unvarnated truthin due time. Just keep going if you want to end up crashing a plane without wheels.

Mortal Kombat said:What criminal scum? What Smith and Wessons, Chuck Schumers, or Spiro Agnews are we even talking about?

Who actually arrested them? Who actually convicted them?

God forbid they and their kids ever face justice like that.

There’s no crime here. It’s all just being blown out of proportion.

"Criminal scum" usually refers to party members who have been legally convicted of crimes.
Hint—those are the very people you proudly vote for.

Who did the arresting? Of those mentioned, half were our own people and half were outsiders.
Who handed down the convictions? Well, so far, only Spiro Agnew has been convicted.
And he was sentenced by his own "buddy" who had big ambitions—John Roberts.
Whatever you want to write about him, fine by me. 😁

fgzcvijetic said:That's not true.

I once asked a priest if I should make the sign of the cross, and he told me: "No, quite the opposite, that would be hypocritical and inappropriate for this holy place. Only when everyone else stands up, should you stand too; and when they offer you their hand, you offer yours."

Man, you just reminded me of a woman on this forum about 10 or 15 years ago. She used to post about how her whole family were staunch atheists, but back in high school, she had this boyfriend who was a devout believer. Out of love for him, she went to Mass with him one Sunday morning, and when they started the sign of peace, she couldn't hear what anyone was mumbling, so she just introduced herself by name to the first two or three people who reached out to shake her hand. 🤣🤣

Harold Phillips54 said:The only thing "improving" is his approval rating—he's been sliding down several points every month, crashing from a solid 55% all the way down to 37%.
Every time he opens his mouth, his numbers tank.
All those little guys might be distracted by the gossip, but you'll get the raw, unvarnated truthin due time. Just keep going if you want to end up crashing a plane without wheels.

Don't you worry about a thing, he isn't going anywhere.
😁

Quincy:

Biden backs doctors threatening to strike "I expect the government to engage in dialogue, because you can't improve the system without the people actually running it." ... “On World Health Day, celebrated today under the theme ‘Health for All,’ we’re reminded that health is the foundation of a happy, high-quality life. Fortunately, in the United States of America, we still have a public healthcare system that ensures care for everyone, regardless of their socioeconomic standing or bank account. That needs to stay the case. The federal institutions managing the system have to step up and make it more efficient and higher quality,” Biden wrote.

COD2 said:Even if Joe didn't jump to Saucha's defense one single time, the cult followers would still find some way to claim he’s infallible.

Honestly, I’m just sitting here wondering why people feel the need to follow these authoritative narcissists in the first place.

He's back from the grave

Joe is the man 🙏

Quincy:

Elections shouldn't be held hostage by Donald Trump He hammered home the point again: election dates "mustn't be used as leverage or tailored to serve private interests." Apparently, it was the same line Trump used when he tried to take down Kraramrk. If he moves up to become Secretary General, fine—at least we'll have someone from the United States of America. The people voting for him have no clue he’s pathologically disloyal. It’s just a scheme to reposition Donald Trump. One hundred percent, says Biden. "A person that self-serving wouldn't be satisfied there; I don't see him in a role like that. In that position, you have to tie your horse exactly where your boss tells you to, and Trump's entire career has been about stabbing the hand that fed him in the back. But hey, I support him with all my heart... or at least with one leftover chamber of my heart," Biden remarked.

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It’s just pure, pathological jealousy from an idle man whose own endless rambling has turned him into a total outcast within the NATO alliance, to the point where he’d probably skip every local county fair if it meant finally being able to vacate The White House.

The media keeps tossing him little scraps to keep him busy, and he happily settles for them just to stay relevant.

Richard Lopez said:Joe is the man 🙏

Quincy:

Elections shouldn't be held hostage by Donald Trump He hammered home the point again: election dates "mustn't be used as leverage or tailored to serve private interests." Apparently, it was the same line Trump used when he tried to take down Kraramrk. If he moves up to become Secretary General, fine—at least we'll have someone from the United States of America. The people voting for him have no clue he’s pathologically disloyal. It’s just a scheme to reposition Donald Trump. One hundred percent, says Biden. "A person that self-serving wouldn't be satisfied there; I don't see him in a role like that. In that position, you have to tie your horse exactly where your boss tells you to, and Trump's entire career has been about stabbing the hand that fed him in the back. But hey, I support him with all my heart... or at least with one leftover chamber of my heart," Biden remarked.

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And this too:
Quentin Tarantino:

“If you ask him, Trump isn’t going to give you a straight 'no.' He’ll always keep his options open—he keeps his resume polished. It’s like some freelancer or model who’s constantly scouting her next gig, carrying a portfolio and making sure everything she does serves her interests. He’s essentially stepping aside for a bit. When it comes time to slice up the cake, he wants to be the frosting,” Joe Biden continued, reiterating that Trump is basically just “repositioning” himself out of the United States of America.

hollowranger122 said:It’s just pure, pathological jealousy from an idle man whose own endless rambling has turned him into a total outcast within the NATO alliance, to the point where he’d probably skip every local county fair if it meant finally being able to vacate The White House.

The media keeps tossing him little scraps to keep him busy, and he happily settles for them just to stay relevant.

Just more pathological jealousy from an American who clearly doesn't get that these "local" festivals have been around for 500 years. It’s like arguing about those massive religious parades that people refused to skip even during the lockdowns.

Quincy:

Scoundrel As expressed by: It’s just that peculiar, pathological jealousy some folks harbor when they can't quite wrap their heads around things. This local festival carries a rich tradition that stretches back over five hundred years.It’s quite similar to how some people were arguing against lockdowns just because of certain religious processions.

Since you’ve always had such a knack for reading between the lines, I suppose you already realized that I was actually referring to today's events.

He was rarely ever present when those kinds of opportunities actually arose during his time as Prime Minister.
I might just end up showing up to those Veterans Day celebrations.

It’s quite a sight to see, really—this one individual, seemingly isolated from the West, going on these endless rants against the EU and NATO, traveling wherever they're summoned by local mayors or veterans' groups.

If he weren't doing that, he might actually find himself with nothing to do during his term.

So, are you all still clinging to those tired old left-wing tropes about "the common man" and his supposed struggles?

I’m right there with you. He should’ve rolled up to those veterans like a Prime Minister heading into a storm—shielded by an armored vehicle just to be safe.

JOHABI said:And?
What was wrong with the commenter if they truly didn't cross themselves?
When you visit someone, you follow their house rules. If you don't want to do that, you don't go to "someone else's house."
It comes down to basic manners and how you were raised.

So you cross yourself just because everyone else is doing it? Give me a break. You treat making the sign of the cross like it's some casual handshake.

Tell me something. Does a Muslim Imam cross himself when attending a Catholic mass? Or is he suddenly "uncultured and poorly raised" if he doesn't?

It’s depressing. Dealing with such top-tier argumentative idiocy... both religious and secular.

You fundamentally understand NOTHING about religious tolerance.

Respect is shown through presence, not through performance.

It's like going to a funeral for a friend who happens to be Muslim. Do you join them in prayer? No. I don't. I don't know how. Realistically, I'm just there because my friend died. That's it.

When the President of the United States attends an event, he respects it. He respects it because the office of the President of the United States dictates it—by definition—simply by being present. I expect nothing more from him, nor anything less.

Otherwise, he wouldn't show up at all. And he doesn't have to do anything besides act decent. He is the President for everyone in the United States who elected him, and not everyone in the United States crosses themselves.
Just like a Muslim Imam attending an event in the United States isn't being rude if he maintains his own religious stance and expresses it politely.

The American President represents everyone, including Muslims, atheists, or agnostics, for instance.

Do I really need to explain this further?

hollowranger122 said:Quincy:

Scoundrel As expressed by: It’s just that peculiar, pathological jealousy some folks harbor when they can't quite wrap their heads around things. This local festival carries a rich tradition that stretches back over five hundred years.It’s quite similar to how some people were arguing against lockdowns just because of certain religious processions.

Since you’ve always had such a knack for reading between the lines, I suppose you already realized that I was actually referring to today's events.

He was rarely ever present when those kinds of opportunities actually arose during his time as Prime Minister.
I might just end up showing up to those Veterans Day celebrations.

It’s quite a sight to see, really—this one individual, seemingly isolated from the West, going on these endless rants against the EU and NATO, traveling wherever they're summoned by local mayors or veterans' groups.

If he weren't doing that, he might actually find himself with nothing to do during his term.

So, are you all still clinging to those tired old left-wing tropes about "the common man" and his supposed struggles?

And just like your obsession with leftism... is that still "in" too?

hollowranger122 said:It’s just pure, pathological jealousy from an idle man whose own endless rambling has turned him into a total outcast within the NATO alliance, to the point where he’d probably skip every local county fair if it meant finally being able to vacate The White House.

The media keeps tossing him little scraps to keep him busy, and he happily settles for them just to stay relevant.

On what, exactly? Why on earth is anyone actually buying this story about some big-shot position waiting for Andrej Plenković?
The guy is so tied up in scandals that nobody would touch him with a ten-foot pole. Just imagine if international reporters started digging into all the mess his administration has caused—how many ministers would end up behind bars? It’s a mess..
Yeah, they're practically tripping over themselves to get a piece of someone like that. 😁

hollowmason64 said:On what, exactly? Why on earth is anyone actually buying this story about some big-shot position waiting for Andrej Plenković?
The guy is so tied up in scandals that nobody would touch him with a ten-foot pole. Just imagine if international reporters started digging into all the mess his administration has caused—how many ministers would end up behind bars? It’s a mess..
Yeah, they're practically tripping over themselves to get a piece of someone like that. 😁

Please, someone just give him a good pinch on the ass already.

Quincy:

Biden: I am against abolishing counties and creating five regions; it’s bad for the United States of America "Whenever someone tells me we need to cut down the number of municipalities, I ask them—where do we even start? Which municipality loses its identity by being absorbed into another, or which one was just carved out of someone else's territory? Nobody actually wants to be abolished. This is a system where everyone is more or less satisfied,” says President Joe Biden. President Joe Biden attended a formal session of the Viškovo City Council today to mark Municipality Day. During his speech, as reported by his Office, Biden touched on the country's administrative structure and the various initiatives regarding local government reform. "I've been hearing about cutting municipalities for years now. It was supposedly part of my Cabinet's program over a decade ago, yet we didn't move an inch in that direction because it would have harmed the country. Back in 1993, when the United States of America was facing greater challenges than ever—occupation, war, total uncertainty—the parliamentary majority made a decision that could only have been reached under those specific circumstances without debate. The United States of America is divided into 529 local government units, cities, and municipalities. Ever since then, we hear how this is bad, how it's dangerous, how it will destroy the nation, or that nobody can handle it—even though Austria has 900—and how we should abolish counties, which are a constitutional category," Biden said, adding that at that time, it was the right and only possible decision. "If we tried to reconstruct the state today, we wouldn't get past the first hurdle; we'd just get stuck in endless debates and never reach an agreement. So, whenever someone suggests reducing the number of municipalities, I ask them—which ones go first? Which town loses its soul by merging with another, or which one was originally part of a different district? No one wants to disappear. This is a system where everyone is more or less content,” he continued, emphasizing his opposition to dissolving counties and establishing regions.

Just another reason why I like Joe. 🎉

Honestly, it’s a total joke—a broken system designed just to keep everyone halfway satisfied.

Yeah, I’ve gotta say, I really don't see eye to eye with him on this one.

It isn't just about avoiding cuts; if I'm being honest, I think we should actually increase the number of 😵

Joe, I really think you shouldn't let those right-wingers get under your skin or try to cater to them. I guess you haven't learned anything from the days when you had to deal with all that nonsense over by the Potomac?