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In reply to the discussion: I've been needing to get something off my chest with regards to old Uncle Joe [View all]
Glamrock
(11,994 posts)58. Grassy ass!
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I've been needing to get something off my chest with regards to old Uncle Joe [View all]
Glamrock
Aug 2024
OP
Just because there came a day I had to take my dad's car keys away...it didn't mean I stopped loving him.
CincyDem
Aug 2024
#41
My respect and admiration of Uncle Joe was full on support even tho I did not always agree
Deuxcents
Aug 2024
#4
They couldn't have found a less public way to do it? They being democratic congress members.
CrispyQ
Aug 2024
#8
Agree! I'm still mad at those that spoke against him. They could've handled it better...but chose not too
PortTack
Aug 2024
#24
For the Party that boasts about diplomacy, this was a big fail for them. Utter disrespect and callousness by the
Skya Rhen
Aug 2024
#67
Have you considered the possibility that the velvet glove/behind closed doors efforts
TheKentuckian
Aug 2024
#79
I considered that but everything was too orchestrated from the second the debate was over
Skya Rhen
Aug 2024
#100
I don't see how anybody could sleep with the load of sin trump has on his conscience
Walleye
Aug 2024
#32
Can I just say...I am sick of such posts...I mean no offense but honestly...Joe Biden is not your Uncle nor mine.
Demsrule86
Aug 2024
#17
I am sick of seeing such posts lauding Biden (who deserves it by the way) when I remember well what they said in
Demsrule86
Aug 2024
#99
I love Biden. I worked on all his campaigns even during 1987. But I am sick of watching many who I know actually
Demsrule86
Aug 2024
#97
Uncle/Auntie are terms of endearment that are used often in a symbolic way, not literal.
Bongo Prophet
Aug 2024
#73
Yes, it was a colossal historic head fake. Trump still doesn't know what to do.
Walleye
Aug 2024
#34
I feel the same. Joe is exactly the man he presents himself to be. Rare in a politician.
Walleye
Aug 2024
#37
I love Joe too, as obviously do so many. And I believe his rewards will be great, as are ours for his selfless act.
somaticexperiencing
Aug 2024
#51
And even now he and his people are working on removing the dams from the Salmon River
Botany
Aug 2024
#52
Just like Jimmy Carter, Biden might end up more popular and revered AFTER his one-term
4lbs
Aug 2024
#76
Joe did not give up. He picked and trained a capable successor. His turnover was well carried out.
keithbvadu2
Aug 2024
#81
No question that President Biden's accomplishments on behalf of the American people earned him a second term.
lees1975
Aug 2024
#95
Give him a chance to write memoirs, play with grandchildren, enjoy time watching his legacy blossom under Kamala
lostnfound
Aug 2024
#103
the gnewz media was unwilling to forgive the debate. even tho hillary won all 3.
pansypoo53219
Aug 2024
#106
It feels wrong to be talking about this now. We need to focus on the election, not how bad or good we feel about Joe.
DontBelieveEastisEas
Aug 2024
#108
Uncle Joe is typically used to refer to Joseph Stalin. This was confusing at first...
Oopsie Daisy
Aug 2024
#109