Make or break Democratic meeting today for Joe
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What causes aggression in the elderly?
Reasons for the person's behaviour could include: difficulties to do with dementia – for example, memory loss, language or orientation problems. their mental and physical health – for example, they may have pain or discomfort that they are unable to communicate.Dec 13, 2021
The Republicans have always been better until they went the direction they’re in now. The Heritage Foundation doesn’t even care, possibly because they know it’s impossible for them to lose their base. Those voters are all in.
Have you for real missed his confused and angry? It's almost as ridiculous as his confused and whispering
Doesn’t aggressiveness usually occur at later stages of dementia?
The billionaires are our biggest threat…not illegals. Our eyes are collectively not on the target. Project 2025 attacks the middle class and poor, and millions of middle class and poor say, “Sweet.” Losing SS and medicaid doesn’t hurt billionaires. It hurts the rest of us and some of us say that’s a great idea. Voting against our best interests.
Perfect is the enemy of good.
There were plenty of decent but far from good options in the Republican primaries. But you chose Trump .... again.
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Omg but Trump. But Trump. Oh TrumpWow, that is waaaaaay worse than what Trump has planned
I'm not as confident as Torbee that he will drop out, but if he does I think he will say he's doing it for the good of the country. He'll say that even thought he feels like he could still do the job, he's listened to his trusted family, friends, and advisors that believe it's time for him to pass the baton. He'll point out that the most patriotic thing he can do is give the American people the best chance to keep Trump out of the White House by endorsing, my guess is Harris.
LOL he's the republican nominee for president, dipshit. It's ok to talk about the alternative.
It’s a Biden thread with a post about his wife wanting a song played when she entered a room….and it gets a Trump response.
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The fact you think an egostical first lady wanting a dumb song in any way is equivalent to Trump's plan to dismantle democratic norms is a sterling example of why you come across as a dullard.
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Yeah, no room to talk about Donald Trump in a thread about the 2024 presidential election 🤣
Paste eaters gonna paste eat 🤷♂️
And apparently that gets you all up your feels. It's ok if we talk about the POS human being that is the alternative to Biden.
most folks whether they admit it or not have known that the country has been run the last 3.5 years by people appointed by joe not by joe. in fact it was expected this would be the case even during the 2020 elections and joe won. so despite the current brouhaha i don't believe there's any real angst amongst majority of dem voters if joe runs and/or wins.
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Just a FWIW...as I sat in the room a few months ago now on Republican primary night I knew that "we" were in trouble from the jump. There were roughly 30 total people present and about 10 of them came decked out in what I will call "costume". Red, white and blue colored clothing, sparkly hats, jewelry, carrying signs and props, etc. (Not exaggerating.)
All of these people were ardent Trump supporters and several spoke publicly to that effect. The rest of us were supporting other candidates, with each other candidate drawing 2 to 8'ish supporters.
If only the rest of us could have leagued up...we could have had more total votes than Trump. But, alas, we were divided into 3 or 4 groups the energized group of Trump supporters won out.
I have no way of being sure about this, but I do feel like the roughly 2/3 of the rest of us could have agreed on one candidate, not named Trump, and been satisfied with that. But...that is not the format.
I would like to see changes in the format that reward normal and even potentially allow for some alliances to be established to hopefully prevent such polarizing candidates to win and move forward.
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Nice cliche.
No, it's a pretty basic concept in a thread about the 2024 presidential election that the GOP candidate might come up.
Go be dumb somewhere else.
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Many Democrats want our flawed candidate to drop out.
Why aren't you demanding the felon serial lying rapist conman do the same?
That’s what us non Maga Republicans said during the Republican primary. We wanted anyone but him.
Because he wants Trump as the candidate. He'll deny it, but nobody defends someone tooth and nail every single day because they actually dislike the person they're defending.
That he's not even going to vote for, but feels the need to defend every chance he gets.
This is well thought out and should he the exact course the administration should take.My prediction:
He admits to having a "Parkinson's-like condition" (there is a whole slew of "Parkinson's-like disorders, and he has symptoms consistent with them) but not actual Parkinson's disease. This allows them to claim they did not "lie" when denying he has or has been treated for Parkinson's.
This will allow him to step-down to "focus on his health."
Honestly, if I were him, I'd do it NOW - and allow Kamala Harris the power of incumbent presidency to run in his place. He likely will want to finish out his first-term, however, so I think that is what will happen.
I believe this announcement will be made before the end of July.
Just putting it down in writing in case I'm right and I get to tell you knobs how smart I am going forward.
You try too hard.
And you accusing anyone of someone or something living rent free is insanely laughable.
He and @Scruddy are two peas in a pod that way.
Ranked choice is what you're looking for.
Sadly, that’s a glaring difference between Democrats and Republicans.
There is literally almost nothing Trump could say or do that would cause any of them to even pause in considering their unwavering support for him.
Other than Chishawk and a few other delusional Democrats, the majority of liberals are saying it’s time for Biden to put the country over himself.
But, of course, it’s guys like @NorthernHawkeye who are the “pragmatic” ones. 🙄
Yep. Thanks for passing that along.
The Trump fanatics are so strong and in such numbers that the only to have beat him is to have only one other Republican candidate so one doesn't split votes as you saw.
Ugh, I long for the days of "normal" politics.
