I'm sorry, but that is not a high priority on my list of concerns
It was pretty important to the people who signed those petitions, called there representatives, went to Washington and all that.
Many of them are the under-30's who are the subject of this post. They certainly won't be voting for Biden. Nor will their friends.
Some may be so disillusioned with the political process that it will be difficult to persuade them to vote at all.
This has more to do with the way it was done than the position he took.
not when the Mideast is a tinderbox about to ignite
So where is all this parlimentary manuvering when it comes to stopping the war?
Is that less important to Biden than stopping us from dancing?
more and more of the middle class is being pushed into poverty. Not when healthcare is rapidly becoming accessible only to the rich, and good American jobs are being outsourced to other countries. Millions of people are losing their homes and the standard of living is declining rapidly. We could be headed toward a depression that would make The Great Depression look like a tea party (won't be much dancing going on then).
Perhaps you can explain Biden's vote
for the bankruptcy bill then. Please.
This country has BIG problems, problems that will not be solved easily or quickly.
If the "dance scene" is your highest priority, then obviously you would not be interested in any serious candidate.
The suppression of the dance scene was the first time many of the under-30 demographic that was the subject of this thread became aware of Senator Biden.
I don't think he made a very favorable impression.