If the Republicans can erase an insurrection, back up the Big Lie, Suppress Democrat votes, and Spread Conspiracies
Doesn't that make the Democrats, specifically Biden, look weak?
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Viper · M
It depends how you see strength... if beating up your enemy at every turn is strength, then yeah he's weak. If turning the other cheek, being professional, doing your job and moving forwards without distractions are strength than no not nessarily.
But in modern politics, it seems to be the political people focus on the first one... like Trump.
But the second one might be more powerful... like Biden... though, at some point, when the time is right (like when someone publicly asks him this question), he needs a freaking great response that does the beating up, like
Q: Didn't Trump show more strength by using verbal beating to anyone whom dare questions him? A: Well maybe if you consider insurrection a strength, but I prefer when elected officials don't have to hide from a mob.
But in modern politics, it seems to be the political people focus on the first one... like Trump.
But the second one might be more powerful... like Biden... though, at some point, when the time is right (like when someone publicly asks him this question), he needs a freaking great response that does the beating up, like
Q: Didn't Trump show more strength by using verbal beating to anyone whom dare questions him? A: Well maybe if you consider insurrection a strength, but I prefer when elected officials don't have to hide from a mob.
Viper · M
@Pitchblue I prefer to say Trump did, instead of the Republicans, but that could be my biased speaking.
What? A politician sell their vote? No.... A politician putting themselves first, you don't say?
I feel like it happens all the time, just more clear at the moment...
Don't get me wrong, I hate it... but 9 outta 10 politicians probably put themselves first, and everything else second.
What? A politician sell their vote? No.... A politician putting themselves first, you don't say?
I feel like it happens all the time, just more clear at the moment...
Don't get me wrong, I hate it... but 9 outta 10 politicians probably put themselves first, and everything else second.
@Viper There were tours of the building in advance, there were the R speakers , there was the constant propaganda by a handful of Republicans for a month in advance, there was the lack of direction for the Capital Police, there was the refusal to send any help for the Capital Police, etc, etc. It was not just Trump.