Reposted by Danny Rubin
The New York Times Crisis of Confidence: badly shaken in the wake of bad editorial decisions, many are calling for the paper to resign.
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Yes. Trump appointed three justices who do not care about the law. That’s part of the reason why I support Biden.
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Trump calls Biden soft on Palestine. If you care about the Palestinians you should want to keep Trump out of office.
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What is the other option?
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No. This Supreme Court is lawless. This Court is a product of Trump.
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The choice is Trump or Biden. Biden has actually done a lot of good. More than any other President in my adult lifetime. Trump is a wannabe dictator supported by a bunch of Fascists and Nazis
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This is just patently false. Dobbs overturned Roe.
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No. You’re not. You’re just complaining. You’re not presenting an alternative way to get where you claim you want to go. You’re undermining a person who is fighting fascism. You’re denying his actual accomplishments.
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It overturned a law denying women the right to an abortion. It absolutely says that the state cannot infringe on that right in the first trimester. It was a right until Trump appointed justices who lied in their confirmation hearings and then overturned it.
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It didn’t. You clearly haven’t read the Roe. It broke pregnancy up into three trimesters. You should read it.
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You and I are in agreement on Palestine. I don’t think there’s a Democrat who’s going to be much better than Biden and I know that Donald Trump would be 1000 times worse. Trump just said last week that Joe Biden is so soft on Palestinians that he IS Palestinian.
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You’re mistaken. Dobbs overturned Roe v. Wade. The Supreme Court ignored almost 50 years of Stare Decisis. It was settled law. It was unambiguous.
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There was nothing in ambiguous in the decision. It said there is an absolute right to an abortion in the first trimester. In the second trimester of the states could regulate it but not to the point where it endangered the life of the mother. It’s unambiguous. We have a rogue Supreme Court here.
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Your second sentence directly contradicts your first sentence. If you read the opinion, you’ll see that yes indeed it guarantees the right to abortion.
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Yes. Which is why I support Biden over Trump. One of them supports the social safety net and the other only thinks about enriching himself.
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I’m dictating. It’s supposed to say look like America.
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In any economy there are winners and losers.
Under Biden unemployment is down and wages are up. That is an absolute good. My uncle got out of jail in 2018. He was unable to find work until 2022. Then last year he got an enormous raise. Going from unemployed to employed is huge.
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Joe Biden has been excellent on appointing judges who walk more like America than any other president before him.
Those drones are to protect Taiwan from China. Do you think that’s a bad idea?
And you’re ignoring that he stopped the drone program that Obama used and Trump expanded.
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What do you mean by codified abortion rights into law? It was already the law. Roe v. Wade protected abortion rights. You don’t need to codify something that’s all already in the constitution.
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And student debt. He saved my sister $20,000!
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“there is a whole lot he could have done to prevent it &/or reverse it.”
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Do tell. I’m interested.
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Judges, labor, getting out of Afghanistan, basically ending drone strikes, lowering unemployment, rising wages, dramatically increasing renewable energy production, ending the Saudi pricing monopoly on gas, overtime pay regs, getting rid of junk fees, reshoring semi-conductor manufacturing, etc.
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Are you from the U.S.? Do you understand how our government works? None of that was done by Biden. He’s easily the best president for labor of my lifetime. Additionally wages are up and unemployment is down under Biden.
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This is not true. Sinema and Manchin said they wouldn’t consider court reform and he would need at least 50 Senators to pass it.
He’s overseen the largest expansion of renewable energy.
The President isn’t really directly responsible for housing prices, but I’m sure there’s more he could do.
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Please explain.
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JFC. Is that right? Did someone check his record?
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One time my daughter asked me what parthenogenesis meant and I knew the answer! That being said, I would also stumble over the lyrics.
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We’re watching Jaws when we get home tonight.
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Maybe a rethink after the incredible job he’s done as President? I did not support him in the 2020 primary, but he has completely exceeded my expectations.
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I think a policy debate would’ve gone better for Biden. Still not well. He was definitely in bad shape that night, but a debate on the merits as opposed to lies? Yes, he seemed more prepared for that.
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It wasn’t polled, to the best of my knowledge.
Are there polls saying 45% of Democrats want Biden to quit? No. It’s a third. And 45% would still be a minority. And we don’t go by polls. We go by elections.
I’m also confused. When you say you changed your mind, are you now voting for Trump?
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Idk. As I said elsewhere a 20% change in Black voters seems wrong. I live in Philly and talk politics with Black people a lot. I know one Biden ‘20 to Trump ‘24 voter and his family literally considered not inviting him to the cookout today. I could be wrong.
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Voters can change their minds. We just don’t know if they did or not. Obama lost the first debate to Romney. Romney was polling above Obama at this point in the 2012 race. How did that turn out?
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I would agree, except that every article saying Biden should step aside is implying that Trump shouldn’t. Actually it’s implying Trump is the best possible candidate for the GOP.
The whole “but her emails” thing suggested that Trump would be better at securing our secrets. Was he good at that?
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Being opinionated is fine. It’s just weird that you think you’re on the side of the voters when there was just a primary and Biden won it by huge margins. You’re being swayed by polls - which are very suspect. You’re asking for the anti-democratic option while pretending the opposite.
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