President-elect Biden will reverse Trump's policies and Executive Orders

Sailor said:
It was safer to travel overseas under Trump than Obama for one. Two, what a crock of bullshit McKeon is spouting. All Europe cares about is American dollars. They could give a fuck who the President is.
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False.
 
Europe will breathe a sigh of relief when Donald Trump vacates the White House.
 
Sailor said:
It was safer to travel overseas under Trump than Obama for one. Two, what a crock of bullshit McKeon is spouting. All Europe cares about is American dollars. They could give a fuck who the President is.
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Really! Safer you say? Americans cannot even fly to Europe right now! That was never the case under Obama!
 
Trips for work and pleasure for many Americans have been not only curtailed but indefinitely suspended.

So what’s the solution? Bringing the virus under control, period.

Until that happens Americans will not likely resume air travel.

So the question about saving the airline industry must look at which candidate will be the most effective in controlling the spread of the virus and overseeing its decline.

It’s hard to see any way in which Trump has handled this pandemic effectively or competently, so Biden is the best hope for airline industry, country, and the world.


https://thepointsguy.com/news/biden-versus-trump/
 
Geeko Sportivo said:
Really! Safer you say? Americans cannot even fly to Europe right now! That was never the case under Obama!
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Tim Jue is a San Francisco-based reporter covering airlines and travel. He said, “Under a Biden administration, I expect the federal government to finally jump in and mandate a lot of the safety protocols we already see when traveling like mandatory masks on planes, trains, and buses. So far, it’s been a hodge-podge of rules devised by individual airlines, airports, train operators, and bus companies. The enforcement is inconsistent, and I expect a Biden Department of Transportation to step in with a sweeping set of guidelines for all U.S. operators.”

The Trump Administration has rejected nationwide mandates of any kind on masks or other safety measures.
 
Germany: So would Angie like American voters to give Trump das Boot? Like 76% of her fellow Germans, there's a good chance that ja, she would.

THE VERDICT: Team Biden.


CROATIA: During a grape harvest in Jastrebarsko, Zoran Milanović, the president of Croatia, did not mince words as he spoke surrounded by foreign diplomats including the U.S. ambassador. Milanović denounced comparisons made between him and President Trump, saying "I consider it an insult. I neither encourage violence against minorities nor support white supremacists. What is similar here?" He said Trump has ruined the U.S.'s reputation and he much more relates to Joe Biden, particularly his working-class background and Catholic faith. And he didn't seem concerned about stating his opinions: "Some will say that I should be careful about what I say, because they will hold it against us. But that's the only way to go."

THE VERDICT: Team Biden.

MONTENEGRO: If you remember the bully in second grade who pushed you out of the way to be on the front row in the class photo, there's a good chance Montenegro Prime Minister Duško Marković remembers too.

THE VERDICT: Team Biden.

UNITED KINGDOM: Beyond the obvious similarities — questionable hairstyles and the pretence to incarnate the will-of-the-people — there is more nuance in the relationship between Boris Johnson and Trump. In 2017, Johnson said he thought Trump was doing "fascinating stuff." Policy-wise, Trump has been a vocal supporter of Brexit, which is at the core Johnson's entire political project. On a visit to London before becoming a presidential candidate, Biden admitted that "Had I been a British citizen, I would have voted against leaving … U.S. interests are diminished with Great Britain not an integral part of Europe." An existential threat to British isolationism and its hero.

Still, a closer look has shown Johnson carefully distancing himself from the U.S. president over the past two years. After Trump publicly endorsed Johnson, the British PM rebuffed him by saying it was "best for neither side to be involved in the other's election campaigns." Johnson also earned some sympathy support after showing some humility in his struggle to recover from COVID-19 — very different from Trump's. A recent report by the Times of London even suggested Johnson and his team were secretly "desperate" for Joe Biden to beat Trump.

THE VERDICT: Team Biden.

IRAN: "Some in Tehran believe that if the country can survive Donald Trump, it will have earned itself immunity, like a patient or an evolved microbe," Hamed Mohammadi wrote recently in Persian-language media Kayhan London. Much of the crisis revolves around the 2015 nuclear pact the regime made with Western powers, which Trump pulled the U.S. away from in 2018, introducing new sanctions for the country. Biden has recently lambasted Iran's human rights violations, a sign that negotiations might be uphill even under a different U.S. president. Still, Khameini can hope a return of the Democrats to the White House could help salvage the 2015 pact and bring some much needed relief to his economy.

THE VERDICT: Team Biden.

UKRAINE: Look, how would you feel about a foreign president saying your country is full of "horrible people"? A president that your regional enemy has worked hard to see elected? Ukrainians ache to see the end of the Trump presidency, and they have good reason. Apart from the insults (yes, he really said that) and the stain of impeachment that began with a telephone call to the newly elected Ukrainian president, Trump has acted as a multiplier for the existential dangers since the country's independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.

THE VERDICT: Team Biden.

CHINA: This one is easy, right? Trump spent a large part of his first three years in office challenging China on trade, and the fourth year on blaming China for the coronavirus. Xi Jinping certainly doesn't appreciate the nasty words, or the more recent cozying up to Taiwan. A Biden victory, however, won't be smooth sailing for Beijing as the Democrats now widely agree that an adjustment on trade and other matters was indeed necessary. And the Republicans will pounce if there's any sign of going soft on China. And even if Xi doesn't have to worry about reelection (recent signs point to him planning to serve for life), it's always nice to have a bête orange from abroad to rile up domestic support.

THE VERDICT: Team Biden.


https://worldcrunch.com/us-election...den-15-world-leaders-who-they-are-rooting-for
 
Biden Transition Team said:
Germany: So would Angie like American voters to give Trump das Boot? Like 76% of her fellow Germans, there's a good chance that ja, she would.

THE VERDICT: Team Biden.


CROATIA: During a grape harvest in Jastrebarsko, Zoran Milanović, the president of Croatia, did not mince words as he spoke surrounded by foreign diplomats including the U.S. ambassador. Milanović denounced comparisons made between him and President Trump, saying "I consider it an insult. I neither encourage violence against minorities nor support white supremacists. What is similar here?" He said Trump has ruined the U.S.'s reputation and he much more relates to Joe Biden, particularly his working-class background and Catholic faith. And he didn't seem concerned about stating his opinions: "Some will say that I should be careful about what I say, because they will hold it against us. But that's the only way to go."

THE VERDICT: Team Biden.

MONTENEGRO: If you remember the bully in second grade who pushed you out of the way to be on the front row in the class photo, there's a good chance Montenegro Prime Minister Duško Marković remembers too.

THE VERDICT: Team Biden.

UNITED KINGDOM: Beyond the obvious similarities — questionable hairstyles and the pretence to incarnate the will-of-the-people — there is more nuance in the relationship between Boris Johnson and Trump. In 2017, Johnson said he thought Trump was doing "fascinating stuff." Policy-wise, Trump has been a vocal supporter of Brexit, which is at the core Johnson's entire political project. On a visit to London before becoming a presidential candidate, Biden admitted that "Had I been a British citizen, I would have voted against leaving … U.S. interests are diminished with Great Britain not an integral part of Europe." An existential threat to British isolationism and its hero.

Still, a closer look has shown Johnson carefully distancing himself from the U.S. president over the past two years. After Trump publicly endorsed Johnson, the British PM rebuffed him by saying it was "best for neither side to be involved in the other's election campaigns." Johnson also earned some sympathy support after showing some humility in his struggle to recover from COVID-19 — very different from Trump's. A recent report by the Times of London even suggested Johnson and his team were secretly "desperate" for Joe Biden to beat Trump.

THE VERDICT: Team Biden.

IRAN: "Some in Tehran believe that if the country can survive Donald Trump, it will have earned itself immunity, like a patient or an evolved microbe," Hamed Mohammadi wrote recently in Persian-language media Kayhan London. Much of the crisis revolves around the 2015 nuclear pact the regime made with Western powers, which Trump pulled the U.S. away from in 2018, introducing new sanctions for the country. Biden has recently lambasted Iran's human rights violations, a sign that negotiations might be uphill even under a different U.S. president. Still, Khameini can hope a return of the Democrats to the White House could help salvage the 2015 pact and bring some much needed relief to his economy.

THE VERDICT: Team Biden.

UKRAINE: Look, how would you feel about a foreign president saying your country is full of "horrible people"? A president that your regional enemy has worked hard to see elected? Ukrainians ache to see the end of the Trump presidency, and they have good reason. Apart from the insults (yes, he really said that) and the stain of impeachment that began with a telephone call to the newly elected Ukrainian president, Trump has acted as a multiplier for the existential dangers since the country's independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.

THE VERDICT: Team Biden.

CHINA: This one is easy, right? Trump spent a large part of his first three years in office challenging China on trade, and the fourth year on blaming China for the coronavirus. Xi Jinping certainly doesn't appreciate the nasty words, or the more recent cozying up to Taiwan. A Biden victory, however, won't be smooth sailing for Beijing as the Democrats now widely agree that an adjustment on trade and other matters was indeed necessary. And the Republicans will pounce if there's any sign of going soft on China. And even if Xi doesn't have to worry about reelection (recent signs point to him planning to serve for life), it's always nice to have a bête orange from abroad to rile up domestic support.

THE VERDICT: Team Biden.


https://worldcrunch.com/us-election...den-15-world-leaders-who-they-are-rooting-for
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Not one actual word from any other world leader in that bullshit. You are one desperate, gullible asshole.
 
Sailor said:
I go. Anyway Zipperhead, do you think Covid might have something to do with that?
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Yes, and so did SARS on his watch! But OBAMA PUT HIS PANDEMIC TEAM TOGETHER AND WENT TO AFRICA TO WIPE IT OFF THE FACE OF THE EARTH BEFORE IT EVER REACHED A PANDEMIC IN AFRICA, EUROPE, OR THE UNITED STATES.

That's how real presidents keep us safe!

Donald Trump didn't give a flying fuck to do poodly squat about Covid19.
 
Biden Transition Team said:
Tim Jue is a San Francisco-based reporter covering airlines and travel. He said, “Under a Biden administration, I expect the federal government to finally jump in and mandate a lot of the safety protocols we already see when traveling like mandatory masks on planes, trains, and buses. So far, it’s been a hodge-podge of rules devised by individual airlines, airports, train operators, and bus companies. The enforcement is inconsistent, and I expect a Biden Department of Transportation to step in with a sweeping set of guidelines for all U.S. operators.”

The Trump Administration has rejected nationwide mandates of any kind on masks or other safety measures.
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Good POST!
 
Geeko Sportivo said:
Yes, and so did SARS on his watch! But OBAMA PUT HIS PANDEMIC TEAM TOGETHER AND WENT TO AFRICA TO WIPE IT OFF THE FACE OF THE EARTH BEFORE IT EVER REACHED A PANDEMIC IN AFRICA, EUROPE, OR THE UNITED STATES.

That's how real presidents keep us safe!

Donald Trump didn't give a flying fuck to do poodly squat about Covid19.
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Yawn. Your revisionist history is completely fucked up.
 
Biden Transition Team said:
Vice President-elect Harris is poised to take over and lead our nation if required as the first African American and Indian-American women to hold the office of POTUS. She could be president for almost another decade.
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Joe Biden asked her if she was ready to go to work and she said, "I am more than ready"!

Great, because Biden intends to fill up her plate!
 
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