Does Anyone Actually Want Joe Biden to Be President?

[Earl]

The New York Times:

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/17/o...president.html

"The most important requirement for the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee? Electability. It matters more, we keep hearing, than nominating a candidate who has good policies. It matters more than nominating a candidate with a track record of passing progressive legislation. It certainly matters more than nominating a candidate who could be the first female president.

Unfortunately, very few people who say they are putting electability first seem to understand what “electability” means, or what today’s electorate actually looks like."

[StoneByStone]

The New York Times:

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/17/o...president.html

"The most important requirement for the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee? Electability. It matters more, we keep hearing, than nominating a candidate who has good policies. It matters more than nominating a candidate with a track record of passing progressive legislation. It certainly matters more than nominating a candidate who could be the first female president.

Unfortunately, very few people who say they are putting electability first seem to understand what “electability” means, or what today’s electorate actually looks like."

The GOP has drastically changed American politics even before Trump. It's no longer about policy, it's all about winning.

[Earl]

The GOP has drastically changed American politics even before Trump. It's no longer about policy, it's all about winning.

Well, no, pebble by pebble:


"The most important requirement for the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee? Electability. It matters more, we keep hearing, than nominating a candidate who has good policies. It matters more than nominating a candidate with a track record of passing progressive legislation. It certainly matters more than nominating a candidate who could be the first female president."

Case closed.

[Earl]

The GOP has drastically changed American politics even before Trump. It's no longer about policy, it's all about winning.

I would remind you, pebble by pebble, that policy can not be implemented without...winning.

[StoneByStone]

Well, no, pebble by pebble:


"The most important requirement for the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee? Electability. It matters more, we keep hearing, than nominating a candidate who has good policies. It matters more than nominating a candidate with a track record of passing progressive legislation. It certainly matters more than nominating a candidate who could be the first female president."

Case closed.

Yes, because the GOP has changed American politics. The DNC has no choice now if they want to remain relevant.

[StoneByStone]

I would remind you, pebble by pebble, that policy can not be implemented without...winning.

Sure, but policy should be put first. Neither party should put winning before everything else.

[Earl]

Yes, because the GOP has changed American politics. The DNC has no choice now if they want to remain relevant.

Thank the Grand Architect that the GOP has changed American politics, pebble by pebble, remember who was president before President Trump.

[StoneByStone]

Thank the Grand Architect that the GOP has changed American politics, pebble by pebble, remember who was president before President Trump.

Do you really think this is going to stop us from ever having another president without the Magic R?

[Earl]

Do you really think this is going to stop us from ever having another president without the Magic R?

Well, yes, pebble by pebble. I really do indeed think that this is going to stop you from ever having another president without the Magic R? Identity politics, a loser policy.

Indeed I do, pebble by pebble.

[StoneByStone]

Well, yes, pebble by pebble. I really do indeed think that this is going to stop you from ever having another president without the Magic R? Identity politics, a loser policy.

All politics is identity politics. It worked for Trump, it worked for Obama, it'll work again.

[Earl]

All politics is identity politics. It worked for Trump, it worked for Obama, it'll work again.

No, pebble by pebble, all politics are not identity politics, just the radical Democrat Socialists' politics...totally identity politics.

[Legion]

The GOP has drastically changed American politics even before Trump. It's no longer about policy, it's all about winning.

Is that so? When were elections not about winning?

[Legion]

Yes, because the GOP has changed American politics. The DNC has no choice now if they want to remain relevant.

Poor DNC had no choice but to employ identity politics? They're just "victims?"

Who told you that?

[Earl]

Is that so? When were elections not about winning?

I tried to tell pebble by pebble that policies can not be implemented without winning first. I tried. Don't blame me, Legion.

[StoneByStone]

No, pebble by pebble, all politics are not identity politics, just the radical Democrat Socialists' politics...totally identity politics.

The Republicans use Christian identity politics all the time. They also present themselves as "real 'muricans" and their opposition is Communists and foreigners. Obama was painted as being both, plus a Muslim.