For once I agree with Branden

When you have nothing to run on, so all you can do is attack your (likely) opponent *AND* his followers... then furiously attempt to walk it back. (since the same type of attack worked out so well for HRC...)

That's Dementia Joe's playbook 101.

Dems just never learn.

Where did Biden call out voters or supporters?

The closest Biden did that in the speech was maybe call out Republicans for appealing to white supremacists. And just because you vote for someone who appeals to those types of people well… I can understand how that might be uncomfortable for you.

Sorry but every trash that came out of Trump’s mouth in the last seven years has dispelled anything HRC said. Hillary could’ve run in 2020 and won. But I guess Democrats do learn from their mistakes.

If Republicans run Trump again in 2024; that would be far more egregious than anything Biden does or says.

I maintain my opinion that ANY Republican could unseat Biden in 2024 if he ran again. But not Trump.

The people already said no. Technically twice. As Trump has never won the popular vote. It just worked out for the people this time because the electoral vote reflected the people’s choice.

The people didn’t choose Biden.

They just chose not to re-elect Trump.

(sorry for my late reply... been away from the flip due to real life interfering!)

"Where did Biden call out voters or supporters?"

Is that a serious question?

Not since HRC's 'basket of deplorables' statement has a political candidate called out their opponent's supporters so directly. And that worked out really well before, so I'm glad Dementia Joe has such short term memory loss that he decided to do it again!

"The closest Biden did that in the speech was maybe call out Republicans for appealing to white supremacists."

You know, when I read something like this, it makes me fearful that the electorate is operating in a vacuum of information. It's really quite amazing in a very disturbing way.

Go on and rail against republicans all you want; I don't care. I support Trump and am 100% confident that he wouldn't be a republican if he didn't have to pick between the lesser of two evils to get elected in this country. That's just the way it goes with such an entrenched two party system.

“Is that a serious question?”

Yes. And the incredulity of your reaction to it would match mine if Democrats were dumb enough to run HRC as desperate Republicans are for running Trump again.

Calling out certain politicians and white supremacists while saying “not all Republicans” as he clearly says in his speech, is barely a blip on the “basket of deplorable” outrage. In short, it’s incomparable. And you desperately hoping that’ll change any votes this November or 2 years from now shows you care more about rhetoric than policy, let alone constructive discussion or analysis of comparable results from said policy.

I am a Republican.

And I will continue to rail these try-hard wannabe Football team/wrestling fans who barely know the difference between partisan and bipartisan, nor that compromise has two definitions.

And those that DO, know exactly why they support those few Republicans who claim to challenge the status quo but just vote for more complacency.

It's weird that you cannot find anything wrong with it, while many, many others, beyond who you suggest, see it differently:

"The poll, conducted by the Trafalgar Group for the Convention of States Action, found that 56.8 percent of likely general election voters said that Biden’s speech in which he designated MAGA Republicans extremists “represents a dangerous escalation in rhetoric and is designed to incite conflict amongst Americans.”"

It’s weird that you rely on polls and data that have been more often than not wrong or overly simplicities to overall political data but cannot specifically point out what makes Biden’s rhetoric divisive or wrong.

If that makes you feel comfortable and happy.

But nothing I said was remotely liberal.

Except it's not, and never has been

Here's a challenge for you: find a psychology textbook or mental health manual that agrees with you