A thread for Ashliana

[Ashliana]

How many times has Trump referred to Pence as "President Pence" though?

In a speech even. Can't blame that on a typo.

He omitted the word "vice" in a speech. And you think that's somehow worse than getting your wife's name wrong? To be fair, it was his third wife, and one who doesn't like touching him.

[Methais]

He omitted the word "vice" in a Freudian slip.

This is correct.

Biden also got his wife and his sister confused, forgot what office he was running for, thought he was still VP, thought he was running for Senate, etc.

I'm sure it was just a one off slip up though. Totally.

[Ashliana]

This is correct.

Biden also got his wife and his sister confused, forgot what office he was running for, thought he was still VP, thought he was running for Senate, etc.

I'm sure it was just a one off slip up though. Totally.

Like Trump calling Tim Cook "Tim Apple," insisting windmills cause cancer, being totally unable to pronounce basic words, randomly wandering off stage when he was there to sign a bill on camera and having to be shepherded back by secret service? Yep. Omitting the word "vice" is somehow on the same level, and you caring about one and not the other is not wildly inconsistent, nope.

[Methais]

Like Trump calling Tim Cook "Tim Apple," insisting windmills cause cancer, being totally unable to pronounce basic words, randomly wandering off stage when he was there to sign a bill on camera and having to be shepherded back by secret service? Yep. Omitting the word "vice" is somehow on the same level, and you caring about one and not the other is not wildly inconsistent, nope.

Trump is no longer president, so there is no reason to care about it. Aside from that, those things he said were also stupid.

Now that that's been settled, how much do you care about the fact that Biden also got his wife and his sister confused, forgot what office he was running for, thought he was still VP, thought he was running for Senate, etc.?

Do you care about that as much as you care about the Trump things you're complaining about? More? Less?

[Ashliana]

Trump is no longer president, so there is no reason to care about it. Aside from that, those things he said were also stupid.

There's no reason to care about Trump's well-being now that he's out of office, sure, but there's plenty to worry about the demonstrated lack of concern that Republicans have for their leaders that are suffering from dementia, both in terms of Reagan's staff running around endlessly to conceal his Alzheimer's, and in Trump's staff covering for his mental decline. Republicans should have cared about the numerous Trump appointees who stated, upon leaving, that Trump was categorically unfit for office, had a child's mentality, couldn't follow his briefings, only paid attention to pictures, etc. But Republicans didn't, because he was willing to be nasty to women and minorities, and that's all Republicans really care about.

Now that that's been settled, how much do you care about the fact that Biden also got his wife and his sister confused, forgot what office he was running for, thought he was still VP, thought he was running for Senate, etc.?

Biden was surrounded by his wife and sister, didn't notice where each was standing, realized his mistake. You are blatantly misrepresenting reality in order to dishonestly paint a fictional picture. Similarly, you're misrepresenting Biden's long-known tendency to insert his foot in his mouth as lapses with reality.

Do you care about that as much as you care about the Trump things you're complaining about? More? Less?

I'm all for the health of all presidents being publicly accountable while they're in office, except where a national security concern might be a (temporary) concern. Perhaps there should be an impartial medical board who can recommend a president be relieved that goes to the cabinet, or Congress, etc.

[Parkbandit]

bump

[Methais]

Perhaps there should be an impartial medical board who can recommend a president be relieved that goes to the cabinet, or Congress, etc.

No need to worry. Democrats will 25th Amendment Biden out of office just in time for the mid terms.

And all the gullible retards will be like "This is so compassionate. Bravo democrats for truly caring!"

[caelric]

No need to worry. Democrats will 25th Amendment Biden out of office just in time for the mid terms.

And all the gullible retards will be like "This is so compassionate. Bravo democrats for truly caring!"

With Biden declining as fast as he is, it's going to be interesting to see how they are going to make it the required two years, so that Harris can fill the last two years of Biden's presidency, and then still be eligible for two more full terms.

[Methais]

With Biden declining as fast as he is, it's going to be interesting to see how they are going to make it the required two years, so that Harris can fill the last two years of Biden's presidency, and then still be eligible for two more full terms.

Biden's already ahead of them. That's why he's calling her President Harris.

[Parkbandit]

Biden's already ahead of them. That's why he's calling her President Harris.

If this was just a one off, I would chalk it up to Biden's gaffability.

But it's not. He's made repeated comments about him stepping down and referred to Harris as President Harris for a while.. and when talking about HIS administration, he consistently says the "Biden/Harris administration."

At least he realizes that he's being used. The Democrats even dislike the extreme of their party.. as evidenced by alt-lefties like Harris being forced to drop out because no one liked them. She couldn't fellatio her way into the nomination, so she had to drop out early because no one would vote for her OR donate to her... that's how disliked she was TO HER OWN PARTY. She was a vapid candidate that will one day soon be President.

Yikes.