PLEASE STEP DOWN!
In the I interest
of my own sanity I have temporarily removed the “no politics” clause to this
blog.
Joe Biden
needs to step down. No argument, no
discussion, no more lying to the public, we all know what we have seen and it
is more than concerning.
Much of the
world is worried, much of the world is laughing, and our enemies are sure to be
extra embolden.
Just step
down before it is too late.
Not because
you may lose, but because you still might win!
It is not
too late to step down and allow a reasonable patriotic more middle of the road
candidate who is completely in control of his faculties, to take your place.
It is not
too much to ask that the leader of our country not be a doddering old man, one
who 26 years ago went through two extensive brain surgeries, one who in his
best days many, many years ago was determined to be unqualified for the
position he now holds and seeks for four more years.
Will the man
we have seen protected by his handlers and much of the media for the last three
years and who was fully exposed the other night improve in the next few years?
NO
WAY IN HELL!!
It is not
too late to run a new candidate. As much
as I dislike her, Hillary would be acceptable.
My
choice? I am not a Democrat, but since
you asked, head for New Jersey.
Senator Cory Booker
has leaned left for political expedience, but deep down he is a highly intelligent,
caring, and a motivated public servant.
My second
choice is New Jersey Governor Murphy, also highly intelligent reasonable and an
empathetic man.
Most of the
names I have seen thrown around are not my Republican cup of tea, but at least
they are all capable of rational decision making and leading.
Joe Biden is not.
You know it, I know it, and for God sake, someone please tell Joe!
I think they'll get someone else in before the Democrat convention, perhaps Gavin Newsom. He seems to have been around a lot lately, perhaps awaiting his chance at the spot.
ReplyDeleteReplacing a presidential candidate, late stage, is not the same thing as changing pitchers-one guys leaves the mound, another comes in from the bull pen but everything else in the stadium remains the same. Candidate organizations and campaign staffs and offices are not a corporate headquarters. Trying to tool a change of that magnitude is risky at best. It has never worked before. But some Democrats are worried enough to hope for a magic ticket.
ReplyDeleteDemocrats do now have a Shohei in the bullpen. We're stuck with the starter. Either we support him, fully, or concede the came.
Apologies for the barrage of sports metaphors.
Mike
Democrats are not blind or stupid, Biden will be convinced to step down not because he can't win, but because he might.
DeleteShould have proofread...not 'now' but 'not' in the bullpen sentence. Apologies.
DeleteSeems like somebody wants a replacement candidate, just going by how the media seems to have changed their coverage of Ol' Joe all at once, right before the convention. Not making excuses for any criticisms of his debate performance.
ReplyDeleteNot to be too political, I was sent a photo of a tweet the other day (if that's what they are called now) which read, "Closed captioning ain't been this confused since Coach O was at LSU!"
ReplyDeleteYes, it was a hot mess the other night. I felt pity for him. I felt even worse the next day when Dr. Jill was talking to him as if he were a toddler, saying, "Oh Joe, you did so well," and he was standing there looking like a child with a childish grin. It was humiliating. She should be charged with elder abuse.
ReplyDeleteEdith Wilson, Woodrow Wilson's wife, served as acting President behind the scenes while he was ill. So, it's been done before, and Dr. Jill knows this. They won't talk him out of it, and unless he agrees to finally, once and for all, retire—or unless the 25th Amendment is enacted, which it won't—he's staying. Anything else would be a coup.
Meanwhile, who will answer that middle of the night phone call?