What do you expect in the week of the convention? They need to demonstrate confidence. Time will tell, now they have a lot of work to do, ensuring people can vote and encouraging them to vote.

FWIW you're being a bit unfair to Biden.
He's not bald, he just has very thin hair and he doesn't go out of his way to hide the fact.

Joe in September 2019

Joe in March 2020

How is that insulting or misogynistic?

Tom

Yes curley, what an intelligent question you ask. Clearly he will do that after every speech and that can be considered the defacto takeaway from the video.

That's probably because their campaign is still running on the 2016 platform: don't vote for Trump.

Seems you missed Biden's acceptance speech, do stay awake at the back of the class there!

Meanwhile the Trump Campaign complained of widespread fraud in Pennsylvania in a court case against mail-in voting.
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Smart judge.

Thank you! Finally someone with intelligence who can think for themselves! Bravo.

Exactly!

Who let the dogs out?

(Un)fortunately he can't vote.

Let’s try again.
*We’re going to have better healthcare. This means REMOVING Obamacare which he did. Removing Obamacare brings back capitalism and keeps the private healthcare system alive , upping competition and lowering prices while allowing Americans to keep their FREEDOM to choose. When the government is involved in healthcare the quality of care goes down the drain and patients aren’t allowed to keep their doctors.

*These things are not done over night especially not with the corona virus taking it’s toll on so many peoples’ lives and entire economies. He will get this going in his second term.

*Manufacturing is back baby!! Companies like Ford are bringing their manufacturing plants and other business back to the United States. Apple had just announced it’s planning to invest 350 billion in the US and hire another 20 thousand workers.



&&&&&& my time is too valuable to keep going.

A sweeping statement with no factual basis. This seems to be a common theme in your posting, whether on American politics or medical issues.

If Biden is corrupt, he's really not very good at it. He had a 44-year career in public service and was consistently among the poorest of the US Senators (bottom 10%), for most of the time recording net negative wealth. He never owned a single share, in order to remain immune from influence.

Since leaving the vice presidency, Biden and his wife earned more than $15 million in 2017 and 2018 from book deals and speaking engagements—nothing corrupt in that.

Are you sure you're not thinking of Trump? There is plenty of documented evidence to prove that he is corrupt, and while scumbaggery cannot be proven, most Americans probably see Trump as the poster boy of scumbags.

As for globalism, it's more than ironic that Americans strive to be seen as "the greatest country on Earth", "the leader of the free world", etc., and that Trump wants advantageous (for the USA) trade terms with every other nation (at whatever cost to others), and tries to hobble rivals such as China that threaten to take the place of the US on the world stage, but recoils from labels such as "globalist". But I grant you that Trump does have almost no true understanding of the world outside the borders of his own country (indeed, outside the industry from which he extorted most of his money).

But I can, and I have.

Must be hard to live in a country/continent that generally despises Trump.

Whereas in the real world Obamacare was not removed it is still running and
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Promises by Apple and Ford are no more credible then Foxconn.

Whatever. Do you know that Medicare (the government run health coverage for retired (mostly) folks is one of the most efficiently run programs. And a favorite among anti government, anti socialist retirees.

Free market, for profit health care in the US is mostly abysmal.



This. Globalism is fine as long as the US gets what it wants.

I'd guess the fact that Biden has been working in the swamp for 40 odd years would probably do more to turn off the average man than Trump's brashness.

I guess time will tell.

Well, Trump is proof of what happens when you get someone as President who has absolutely no experience in politics and has no idea how to be a good leader. Running a country and running a business are two very different things; and let's face it, he wasn't very good at running his businesses either. Trump was inept when he took office, and he still is; and his ineptitude as President of the United States speaks for itself. He is nothing but 'smoke and mirrors.'

The cringe is starting already; it's not looking good for the Democrats...