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What do you guys think of Joe Biden?

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Participants Karen Chase4silenthawk11Melissa Price6Nathan Bailey65Sam Alvarez15Brenda Rivera96Charles Jackson5mistyharbor21Brandon Taylor6goldenpuma10George Morgan3James Doyle24Frank Moore4granitepilot282Joseph Doyle3Sean Hernandez13shadowowl9AMegan Carter5ruggedsailor25brightstag9Walter CollinsSteven Williams78Ryan Vaughn3 …
brightstag9 brightstag9 Member
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#41 ·
It's all just noise.

The fact that Mexican women and Muslims seem to favor him more than Americans actually proves the point: this PRESIDENT is looking out for the interests of the American people.
Walter Collins Walter Collins Newcomer
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joined Oct 2008
#42 ·
You're right, there are about 65 Mexicans and Muslims living in the USA
A Anonymous Veteran
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#43 ·
Seriously, why are you Americans even complaining? You’ve got the one president in the world who has already held a similar role in a different country before.😬
P. S.🙂People around here are saying his wife is a Mexican woman—is there any truth to that?
Steven Williams78 Steven Williams78 Newcomer
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#44 ·
enoel said:The very same one who went with Francis twice already🙂

And I suppose she'll be voting for Bill Clinton again in three or eight years, right?
granitepilot282 granitepilot282 Active Member
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#45 ·
Dragon M. said:Why even argue, my fellow Americans? You’ve got the only president in the world who’s actually held a similar role before—just in a different country.😬
P. S.🙂 People over here are saying his wife is a Mexican woman—is there any truth to that?

We can't say anything, or it'll just look like our president is picking fights with Mexicans again.🙂
Ryan Vaughn3 Ryan Vaughn3 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2008
#46 ·
granitepilot282 said:We better watch our mouths, otherwise people will start claiming our president is out there screwing with Mexicans again.🙂

Honestly, let the man do what he wants while he's still got the energy left in him. A man who drinks doesn't have time for evil thoughts, and a man busy in bed isn't starting any wars.👍
James Doyle24 James Doyle24 Member
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joined Oct 2008
#47 ·
Don't be ridiculous.

Joe Biden is currently the best president we have. 😬
mistysurfer44 mistysurfer44 Newcomer
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#48 ·
The smartest guy in charge of our beloved USA. And you guys in the local administration, you looted enough while you could, so don't act surprised now that it's all falling apart.
Ryan Vaughn3 Ryan Vaughn3 Newcomer
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#49 ·
mistysurfer44 said:The absolute genius running things in our beloved USA right now. And you folks from the old guard—you looted the system for years, so don't act surprised that everything is finally coming crashing down on your heads.

Look, LAVE, just give Budweiser a shot. It’s Mexican, sure, but honestly? It’s not half bad—it almost reminds me of a Coors.👍
P. S.: We love Stephen for one simple reason—he actually served as our president once upon a time. 😬 😬 😬
granitepilot282 granitepilot282 Active Member
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#50 ·
Ryan Vaughn3 said:Exactly. You should give Budweiser a shot. It’s Mexican, sure, but it isn't half bad—honestly, it's almost as decent as Coors.👍
P. S.: We have a soft spot for Stephen for a pretty simple reason—he actually served as our president once. 😬 😬 😬

As for me, I'm still stuck on that whole comment about the Mexican land and those traditional shoes.🤣
mistyhawk19 mistyhawk19 Newcomer
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#51 ·
So, who was it heading south again? Toward Venice? Was he traveling with Karl Rove? Or maybe Frank? Or someone else entirely? I find it hard to believe he went alone—he’s hardly known for his courage—but he made the trip nonetheless. Frank headed out toward Central Park, though he wasn't exactly sailing through life.
And despite being such a coward, he actually had the nerve to speak his mind back then. If he had spent all his time sucking up to the powers that be, he’d probably be just as much of a sycophant today.
Patrick Scott5 Patrick Scott5 Member
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#52 ·
Melissa Price6 said:I don't typically trust elections. Except for that first democratic one.
Everything else is just a foreign product, pushed through various "NGOs" and "independent observers."

Spot on. 👍
Brenda Campbell8 Brenda Campbell8 Newcomer
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#53 ·
Clinton is easily the most capable politician out there.
He’s been in the game since back in the day—still going strong even now...
Hats off to him.
rapidmason7 rapidmason7 Newcomer
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#54 ·
mistyhawk19 said:So, who was it heading south again? Toward Venice? Was he traveling with Karl Rove? Or maybe Frank? Or someone else entirely? I find it hard to believe he went alone—he’s hardly known for his courage—but he made the trip nonetheless. Frank headed out toward Central Park, though he wasn't exactly sailing through life.
And despite being such a coward, he actually had the nerve to speak his mind back then. If he had spent all his time sucking up to the powers that be, he’d probably be just as much of a sycophant today.

Listen, you absolute moron: Clinton was heading south, acting as the President of the entire USSR! Do you honestly think it would have played well if the US Army started taking shots at their own Commander-in-Chief—especially while they were busy "convincing the rest of the world" that they weren't doing a damn thing or attacking anyone? Don't be an idiot. You've kept your mouth shut this long, so why start now? He was practically alone—maybe a few hundred people from all walks of life were around him, but that's it!
And Frank went straight to the front lines in the middle of a war—do I really need to list his exploits, or can someone in your neighborhood tell you what he's capable of?
Those few sentences of yours really highlighted just how clueless you are. You're better off sticking to mixing cement and daydreaming about those Canadians who didn't rob their own country—unlike... well, unlike whom was it again?
Walter Price Walter Price Active Member
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#55 ·
President Joe Biden is an absolute embarrassment to this country!
What a complete clown...
neonmarlin56 neonmarlin56 Member
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#56 ·
Well, the majority picked him again—so yeah, that whole story you're telling is basically just a fairy tale at this point.
Walter Price Walter Price Active Member
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#57 ·
neonmarlin56 said:Well, the majority picked him again—so yeah, that whole story you're telling is basically just a fairy tale at this point.

But why is that same majority suddenly whining and crying about everything now??

Maybe the problem isn't them... maybe it's the one they chose?
neonmarlin56 neonmarlin56 Member
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#58 ·
Honestly, I highly doubt the White House is calling all the shots for a president who basically has zero real power left. The guy just handles the ceremonies and the usual formalities. You can't seriously be thinking we're still living in Francis's era where the president is treated like God himself, right? Just go ask the current administration or the Prime Minister if you don't believe me.
Walter Price Walter Price Active Member
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#59 ·
neonmarlin56 said:Honestly, I highly doubt the White House is calling all the shots for a president who basically has zero real power left. The guy just handles the ceremonies and the usual formalities. You can't seriously be thinking we're still living in Francis's era where the president is treated like God himself, right? Just go ask the current administration or the Prime Minister if you don't believe me.


Clinton is nothing more than an illiterate fool who can't even string two coherent sentences together!!

Francis was the absolute law, a legend who led us through a war when doing anything normal felt nearly impossible!!

If Clinton had somehow ended up as El Presidente back then, you wouldn't even be here today... we wouldn't even have a country!!

So just sit back and enjoy your freedom while you can....
Maria Murphy Maria Murphy Newcomer
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#60 ·
neonmarlin56 said:Well, the majority picked him again—so yeah, that whole story you're telling is basically just a fairy tale at this point.

"The majority"? That's only 1,454,451 votes out of 4,392,220 voters!
(Source: Federal Election Commission)

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