I think one area where we may disagree is that I feel his public comments give a window to what he is like in private - I think he is genuinely asking doctors to waste time in checking out if these things work (or at least compiling enough data to get him to switch focus on the next thing he thinks of).
this is nonsense.
So you're saying that no one should listen to the president giving a national press briefing on a pandemic (but you still might vote for him)
??, Logic would disagree with what? Logic would disagree with what the POTUS says even though it's illogical to even listen to him in the first place?
Having a go at the POTUS for standing on the national stage and recommending injecting disinfectants, prompting companies like Lysol and Dettol to come out and instruct customers not to ingest their products, is a left talking point??
If you listen to the president giving medical advise you are a luni. No president in american history is qualified to do so. Ive said many times he is better when he just doesnt speak. Nothing more to say to you honestly on the topic of the president or american politics because we will never agree and we will continue to be playing merry go round for eternity. so for the point, I will agree to disagree. I hope you have a lovely day but I can just go about the same stuff we talk about every day. WE NEVER AGREE. But I appreciate your opinions and respect the hell out of them
you keep commenting on my posts, in this case, my reply to death and then after I point out how daft it is to even consider voting for Trump, you duck out.
But why would you think someone who's best when they don't speak, since in speaking they let loose torrents of mis- or disinformation, is an acceptable POTUS?
I was a Ron Paul guy initially and a Rand Paul guy going into 2016. I liked Amy Klobuchar a bunch to be fair. Im more than happy to support a dem but I will never ever ever ever support their new day "key points". Voted trump because his policies align most like mine compared to Hillary.
If you used to support Ron Paul and then voted for Rand Paul in 2016 then your support of Trump would suggest that the Pauls' libertarian, dinky-government values aren't that important to you. Trump's and the Pauls' governing philosophies are almost diametrically opposed, and their areas of comparative agreement lay in dismissing civil rights concerns of nonwhite Americans. Yick.
Just saying. At the end of the day there will be two people on the ballot unless the Green Party gives it another go. Ive said it before, If Amy or another true moderate was on the ballot, we would be cooking with something and I think alot of people would feel more inclined to vote for her. But Biden is already trying to go far left to appeal to those people who only like Bernie. I have a few key points and just will not support it if they are pushing for it. I will get my vote finalized in October/November. But be honest with me, you arent happy with Biden are you?
leftist-ism to suggest otherwise
I voted for Elizabeth Warren so no, Biden wasn't my first or second or third choice, but I also think the plans promoted by Warren (or in far less specific terms, Sanders) are to a great extent aspirational; in practical terms, even if Dems controlled the presidency and both houses of Congress, I don't think big ticket left-lib ideas like M4A would find enough support to be passed into law as yet. Keeping them in the platform as intentions, however, will keep them alive as ideas and aspirations that will probably eventually gain enough public favor to be realized as legislation and policy. In light of that, I wouldn't be concerned about Biden going too far left if I were against lefty proposals.
Correct! On topics he is clueless about. He is great when its on topics of jobs and trade
What’s Biden doing to suggest he’s going ‘far left’?
That’s just what you want in your main man. We’ll see how much of an expert he is on jobs and trade in the coming months.