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In reply to the discussion: Senator Sherrod Brown calls for JoeBiden to drop out of the race for president. [View all]emulatorloo
(45,463 posts)101. They tried to claim he's senile. NATO conference proved he has a masterful grasp on global events.
They claimed he had Parkinsons disease. That turned out to be bullshit.
My guess is something medical. No offense but Bidens already proved you wrong.
These folks are dealing in rumor, innuendo, and bullshit.
P.S. From our partners in NATO:
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz says it's a "big mistake to underestimate" Biden.
"As someone that is speaking with Biden, he's very focused... doing what the president of the United States has to do
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From lapucelle:
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100219136300
President Macron has something to say...
BREAKING: Macron Scolds Media for Questions About Biden
Press pool reporter asked French President Macron about his impression of Biden:
Macron: "I dont understand your question about President Biden. He is my counterpart. He is the President of the United States & we are happy to have him as the President of the United States."
Press pool reporter asked French President Macron about his impression of Biden:
Macron: "I dont understand your question about President Biden. He is my counterpart. He is the President of the United States & we are happy to have him as the President of the United States."
Link to tweet
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From bigtree:
Prime Minister Keir Starmer praises President Biden as being in "excellent shape" following their meeting at NATO summit
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100219135384
Chris D. Jackson @ChrisDJackson
🚨 BREAKING: Despite speculation about President Biden's health, Prime Minister Keir Starmer praises President Biden as being in "excellent shape" following their meeting at a NATO summit.
Starmer commended Biden's leadership and detailed understanding of issues, countering calls for the President to step down.
Sky News @SkyNews
Sir Keir Starmer says criticism of Joe Biden is 'misguided' after holding a meeting with the US president at the NATO summit.
'My own personal view is he was on good form, and we went through a lot,' Sir Keir told Sky's @BethRigby
more: https://news.sky.com/story/an-election-landslide-the-oval-office-and-what-his-parents-would-have-thought-an-insight-into-starmers-world-13176640
🚨 BREAKING: Despite speculation about President Biden's health, Prime Minister Keir Starmer praises President Biden as being in "excellent shape" following their meeting at a NATO summit.
Starmer commended Biden's leadership and detailed understanding of issues, countering calls for the President to step down.
Sky News @SkyNews
Sir Keir Starmer says criticism of Joe Biden is 'misguided' after holding a meeting with the US president at the NATO summit.
'My own personal view is he was on good form, and we went through a lot,' Sir Keir told Sky's @BethRigby
more: https://news.sky.com/story/an-election-landslide-the-oval-office-and-what-his-parents-would-have-thought-an-insight-into-starmers-world-13176640
When I asked him about President Biden's cognitive ability in light of the storm around whether he should run for a second term, the prime minister was forthright.
"We worked at pace and he was on good form with me," said Sir Keir.
When I asked him, twice, whether the criticism of the president was misguided, he told me, simply, "yes", adding: "My own personal view is he was on good form and we went through a lot.
"I was very keen obviously to discuss Ukraine, but there were many other issues that we, we got through last night."
With a successful visit to the White House, hugs from President Macron, and meetings with Chancellor Schloz and President Zelenskyy to name a few of those Sir Keir has managed to greet in the past 48 hours, the trip will go down as a triumph in Number 10, with aides particularly pleased - as the prime minister noted in our interview - that the bilateral meeting with President Biden overran.
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Senator Sherrod Brown calls for JoeBiden to drop out of the race for president. [View all]
Yorkie Mom
Jul 19
OP
It isn't hatred to realize the vast majority of politicos are attention whores
misanthrope
Jul 19
#86
That's disappointing. Don't these Nervous Nellies know they are playing right into Tr*mp's hand?
catbyte
Jul 19
#5
I have called about an issue and got told imediately that corporations can do as they please.
Blue Full Moon
Jul 19
#70
I call bullshit. You are just continuing your smearing of Brown. No chance Brown would ever say:
Celerity
Jul 21
#128
Bollocks. A 3 week old anonymous account smearing Brown as a corporate tool w/ nothing backing up the smear is sus AF.
Celerity
Jul 21
#122
I now live in central Stockholm, yes. Born in Los Angeles, parents moved back to London when I was very young.
Celerity
Jul 21
#135
I have heard reports that several of the leaders at Normandy were shocked at how Biden
doc03
Jul 19
#61
your timeline is off, the D-Day memorial in Normandy was weeks before Moulton called for Biden to drop out
Celerity
Jul 20
#116
When they met in Normandy, Biden had no clue Moulton would tell him to drop out in the future
Celerity
Jul 20
#121
Biden cannot time travel. Moulton had NOT yet called upon Biden to drop out when they met in Normandy.
Celerity
Jul 21
#127
Lol, talk about a non sequitur. Nothing I said remotely stated any such thing. You are now employing a false, invented
Celerity
Jul 21
#132
Twice now (posts 137 and 140) you have self-deleted as I was replying, including accusing me of nefarious motives
Celerity
Jul 21
#143
that is patently untrue, you DID accuse me of having sus motives in post 140, and you (like you also did in post 137)
Celerity
Jul 21
#149
I did not know that DU'ers were under a DiamondShark-mandated clock for how long we have to reply to meet your wishes
Celerity
Jul 21
#152
But it certainly doesn't help the public perception of Biden's ability to continue.
Ocelot II
Jul 19
#16
Polls show two-thirds of Democrats think Joe should drop out. So, yes, his constituents matter.
Doodley
Jul 19
#41
Have you looked at the polls on that question? In most of them, a large majority of Dems (even higher for indies)
Celerity
Jul 20
#107
I was looking at Brown's name there towards the top minutes before he came out.
liberalmuse
Jul 19
#50
Exactly when is it enough... won't be for them. Scrappy Joe you do you and fight back!
FloridaBlues
Jul 19
#94
We might end up not having a democratic candidate on a ballot in OH because of the deadline.
LisaL
Jul 19
#28
Keep "Al Frankining" Biden until he says to HELL with it. Real smart................n/t
Bengus81
Jul 19
#25
It's a strange statement, but I think it's because he went out of his way not to criticize Biden.
Bleacher Creature
Jul 19
#56
Donors are promising campaign money to those democrats who come out against Biden.
LisaL
Jul 20
#104
WTF?! I just donated to his campaign yesterday, and I don't even live in Ohio. I want my money back.
Arabela
Jul 19
#32
There's something going on. My guess is something medical. I hope not, of course, but that's what I think is going on.
still-prayin4rain
Jul 19
#90