I’m not a huge Biden fan. However, with all his faults I voted for him. Most people did. That’s why he’s President. That’s how it works.
If he loses the next election I expect he’ll graciously step down. That’s how democracy works. What I don’t expect is false claims about actually winning. I don’t expect him to encourage an insurrection. That’s someone else.
For the sake of argument let’s say that Biden is found guilty of serious wrong doing. Picture something so serious he’s indicted and charged in a Federal court. At that point I expect he’s resign as President.
Hope you would all enjoy President Harris.
-Sixbears
One could hope but as you said Harris makes Biden the Dodard look like Cicero.
ReplyDeleteWe be screwed. Welcome to others controlling our fate. The grand experiment of our forefathers is dead.
Yep, he's the dodard -except when he is the evil genius Dark Brandon. I wish the MAGA media would make up its mind. However, logic and consistency is not in their wheelhouse.
DeleteHave you noticed how the Republicans have been doing a lot more than the Democrats to control peoples' lives? If you haven't you aren't paying attention.
Consistency seems to be a failure across the political spectrum.
DeleteBut it makes us feel SO GOOD pointing it out, eh? Like soviet whatabbout someone posted recently.
Please feel free to point out some Republican efforts to control and I shall post equally controlling Democrats efforts.
It would just annoy both of us 6 bears, I figure you far smarter than that.
You fail to notice I Despise BOTH wings of the carrion bird known as the Uni-party.
As George Carlin said "It's a BIG CLUB and you and I are not in it.
My point is that there actually is a difference. Sure the choice often comes down to corporate Reps and corporate Dems, but only one party supported an insurrection. That stuff matters.
DeleteSomeday we need to meet up for coffee 6 bears. I really want to know why you think an "Insurrection" occurred January 6th.
DeleteWebsters:
in·sur·rec·tion
[ˌinsəˈrekSHən]
NOUN
a violent uprising against an authority or government:
"the insurrection was savagely put down" · "opposition to the regime led to armed insurrection"
The casualty count was one lady shot in the neck and killed, some protesters were beaten savagely, and one elderly woman died, a Capital Police Officer was given a Full Honors Burial even after the Corners report was released, he died from a previously known heart issue.
I could give you recent Newpaper links if you like. Seems the released tapes of the "insurrection" are less than supportive of the Democrats version of that day.
Then MAYBE we could discuss political prisoners held for what well over a year and at best charged (forced to admit to get released) for misdemeanors.
Maybe America will get lucky and the next time the Insurrectionists will be properly armed, THEN you can say we had an Insurrection. 1776 style.
As JFK said "“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." [ Remarks on the first anniversary of the Alliance for Progress, 13 March 1962]” ― John F. Kennedy
I've always thought that Fred Fools Crow would make a good president, but hey that's just me.
ReplyDeleteVermin Love Supreme -it could be his year!
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