Thank you GabeSter

  • Jo Miran
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    3 months ago

    I have no doubt that he was presented the near certain possibility of being humiliated (some more) and handing over the remains of American democracy to a group of literal Nazis, just to safeguard his own ego.

    I would have voted for his administration no matter what (I was relatively pleased with it), but I have no fantasies about who Joe is and why he really stepped down. Once Obama started campaigning for him stepping down, it was all over.

    He quit to save his own ego and his “legacy”.

    • Orbituary
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      63 months ago

      You type this and get up voted. I say the same thing more succinctly and get hammered.

      I would have voted for him, but my vote double doesn’t count. I’m in a hard Blue state, Washington. You could support genocide and Washington would still vote Dem. Oh… Wait.

      • Cadenza
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        43 months ago

        Wait, in the US, it’s not common to hate all your politicians? Coming from France, that’s like… a second nature

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          43 months ago

          Only a few are respected, but for the most part I personally hate them all. Bernie Sanders is one with integrity. So is Jimmy Carter.

    • @[email protected]
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      53 months ago

      The thing is the nomination was his and there was nothing anyone could do about it. He could have stayed in the race. An argument can be made that it looks worse to step down halfway through the campaign instead of fighting till the end. An egocentric guy like Trump would never have stepped down. He would try to turn the base against the RNC and set the party on fire before giving up. That’s the contrast being shown here.