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Angus Johnston@angus.bsky.social |
Up until now, one of the strongest arguments against “Biden should quit” talk has been “He’s not going to, so any talk of it just weakens him.” This "key ally," whoever it is, is taking a baseball bat to that argument.
www.nytimes.com/2024/07/03/u...
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Matt Ferrel 🍦
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With friends like this…
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Charlotte the Host Origami
@confusedcharlot.bsky.social
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the audience for all this speculation seems very narrow. like, i don't have any direct say in who the nominee is at this point. who does biden have to convince that he's a good bet?
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narcogen
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Assuming the “key ally” isn’t just Sulzberger.
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'viktor shtrum'
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1 - the WH says that in the article more or less 2- the headline is misrepresentation of article (see first graf)
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Matt Salomone
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Is it weird that I'm not surprised Biden would "seriously weigh" this possibility? Because I see him as an empathetic, unselfish person who would take criticism to heart?
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Angus Johnston
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Everything I'm seeing suggests that behind closed doors, the dam is cracking. And dams don't just magically repair themselves when they start to crack.
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