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Max Kennerly@maxkennerly.bsky.social |
That one at least has an easy answer: Biden is withdrawing from the campaign because he's fine now, but he's thinking about what he might be like four years from now. He's being a prudent steward, etc.
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Silly B Man
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“I have the health & energy to be president. I have the health & energy to run for president. I have the health & energy to do both at once. What I don’t have is the health and energy to do both at once *while* working to stop a corrupt faction of the Supreme Court which has endorsed a coup”
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David Bonowitz
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Ok, but he'd better have a good and true reason for why this wasn't the case just 4 mos ago when he ran in primaries. Otherwise: "We told you so! Dems knew it, and they've been lying to you the last 4 years. What else are they lying about?"
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First Wordle Problems
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Yeah, this isn't hard. He did what he set out to do! He saved the country from Trump. He deeply wanted to do it again, but he knows it's better now to pass the torch to the VP so she can lead us into the future! Do it for Old Joe, and blah blah blah. It's an EASY sell!
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Rachel Graves
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And I think this is basically true, that he's functioning well as president but doesn't have another 4 years in him! I mean, I'm confident that his administration will also do fine if he can't do the job, but that's not a good position to run on.
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Phil
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Yup. You could see this. It would be a massive concession the press would take.
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