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Biden's foreign policy will improve our standing with our allies and help America become a global leader again. The benefit of that will be legion, including helping to create a true geopolitcal counterwieght to China and allowing us to take back a leading role in shaping the global economy to our benefit.
I think this is a bigger deal than most people imagine. We've pushed away our allies over the last 3.5 years. We can't keep China at bay by ourselves. We need allies. But our allies are laughing at us now. We need that restored. I could say Biden is the guy to do it. However, logically, the guy that broke those decades of friendly relations definitely would not be the guy for it. Might as well try something new.
I'd suggest you try typing antifa.com into your search bar-otherwise you might look like a fool; I'd hate to see that happen.
That's so silly. ANYONE, yes, that means you, can create a website, and then link it to another site. The antifa website was probably set up by someone who is opposed to Biden and wanted to sully Biden.
The other part is tell me about his specific solutions/platform without mentioning president Trump... you know, the objective things that are provable and measurable.
Example... re: experience. Your experiences can lead to good or bad, so experience unto itself means nothing without some substance, especially in politics.
Only one candidate needs to have specific solutions/platform? I don`t think Biden would try to extort a personal favor like rigging an election from a foreign leader. How`s that?
Biden isn't afraid to forget what he's talking about, repeatedly, and meander off into gibberish. That takes the kind of guts that the West needs in its foremost leader.
After 47 years faithfully serving as a public servant in government and not in the private sector, it's Biden's turn to be President because he's done such a bang up job in the Senate and as Vice President.
"After 47 years faithfully serving as a public servant in government" and WHAT did he ACCOMPLISH in all those 47 years/
How many bills did he author? how many did he introduce? How many of those became law?
Originally Posted by Donald DeCicco View Post
Biden's foreign policy will improve our standing with our allies and help America become a global leader again. The benefit of that will be legion, including helping to create a true geopolitcal counterwieght to China and allowing us to take back a leading role in shaping the global economy to our benefit.
Were you challenged to see how many words you could use to create an overly general and therefore meaningless couple of sentences of advertising?
1. Biden’s $700 billion “buy American” plan is a much stronger counter to China than Trump’s tariffs - which completely failed.
2. Biden will strengthen the ACA by offering a public option. Trump wants to repeal the ACA at a time when tens of millions are out of work and without insurance, basically screwing them if they end up hospitalized with Covid or anything else.
Is the ACA still around? How much of it has gone by the wayside?
Biden isn't afraid to forget what he's talking about, repeatedly, and meander off into gibberish. That takes the kind of guts that the West needs in its foremost leader.
That's so silly. ANYONE, yes, that means you, can create a website, and then link it to another site. The antifa website was probably set up by someone who is opposed to Biden and wanted to sully Biden.
That's exactly what it is. And my post had nothing to do with the antifa redirect.
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