Official Biden vs. Trump 2020 General Election Thread (Biden WINS 306 Electoral College Votes)

[DrDealgood]

why is Congress allowing this? Dude can just do whatever he wants with no oversight?

They have too little oversight and the background on why is yet another reason some of us still are salty with a certain high profile non Democratic Senator.

Sanders' decision in 2015 and 2016 to block two of the Obama administration's nominees -- made at the behest of powerful union leaders -- and McConnell's decision to block the rest in retaliation created a unique opportunity for President Donald Trump to appoint a full slate of picks to a panel that is meant to be comprised of bipartisan members serving staggered, seven-year terms.

Years of turmoil at Postal Service governing board fueled political firestorm, critics say

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

AOC should be down here in Texas. Her and Beto in El Paso.

Biden won’t even reach out to her.

 

[mastermind]

Done deal?

He is hopeful.

FTR, I don't know if it is a done deal but I also don't think Biden and the Dems are that stupid to not see whats happening.

And it cannot be something weak like two justices. You need to at least go with four, and IMO should be 10 or 12 and add age/term limits.

 

[MoneyTron]

Done deal?

I think so. Makes sense if Democrats want to follow through on even 50% of their agenda.

 

[THE MACHINE]

Why give anyone the ammo to use it against you?

Regardless, Joe said he'll have something once Barrett is confirmed. He's just waiting for them to go through with it after Democrats repeatedly asking the GOP not to force things. They asked for it.

What ammo though? He has every right to pack the courts

Reporter: Joe, are you going to add supreme court justices?
Joe: Look here, you were around in 2016 right? A decent man and honorable judge in Neil Gorsuch couldnt even be interviewed to be confirmed. He was completely dismissed with 8 months until an election. No matter what side of the aisle you are on you have to see we are dealing with some of the most vile and nasty senators the country has ever seen. This isn't an American problem, this is a problem with a few dozen people up there. Now this same Senate is trying to cram through a justice in the next 2 weeks. I dont have a problem with Barrett, but the process is so corrupt it must be leveled out. So to answer your question, you have to fight fire with fire, they asked for this and they're going to get it. Im going to load the courts until they burst at the seams.

 

[Joe Sixpack]

What ammo though? He has every right to pack the courts

Reporter: Joe, are you going to add supreme court justices?
Joe: Look here, you were around in 2016 right? A decent man and honorable judge in Neil Gorsuch couldnt even be interviewed to be confirmed. He was completely dismissed with 8 months until an election. No matter what side of the aisle you are on you have to see we are dealing with some of the most vile and nasty senators the country has ever seen. This isn't an American problem, this is a problem with a few dozen people up there. Now this same Senate is trying to cram through a justice in the next 2 weeks. I dont have a problem with Barrett, but the process is so corrupt it must be leveled out. So to answer your question, you have to fight fire with fire, they asked for this and they're going to get it. Im going to load the courts until they burst at the seams.

I think you meant Merrick Garland

 

[Hood Critic]

He is hopeful.

FTR, I don't know if it is a done deal but I also don't think Biden and the Dems are that stupid to not see whats happening.

And it cannot be something weak like two justices. You need to at least go with four, and IMO should be 10 or 12 and add age/term limits.

Term limits is what's really important, I'd be ok with fewer justices if we can get a reasonable term limit

 

[MoneyTron]

What ammo though? He has every right to pack the courts

One of the main ideas of this campaign was to give Republicans the least amount of oppo possible. It's working. No need to rock the boat until absolutely necessary. Of course he has the right. Stating that won't help him any though.

 

[SubZeroDegrees]

Done deal?

With the no-confidence in Feinstein, they really taking this seriously. Time to take the nonpartisan gloves off.

 

[King Static X]

I think so. Makes sense if Democrats want to follow through on even 50% of their agenda.

Nah, SC expansion is unlikely.

Ending the filibuster is much more likely, I would say probable.

 

[acri1]

They have too little oversight and the background on why is yet another reason some of us still are salty with a certain high profile non Democratic Senator.

Sanders' decision in 2015 and 2016 to block two of the Obama administration's nominees -- made at the behest of powerful union leaders -- and McConnell's decision to block the rest in retaliation created a unique opportunity for President Donald Trump to appoint a full slate of picks to a panel that is meant to be comprised of bipartisan members serving staggered, seven-year terms.

Years of turmoil at Postal Service governing board fueled political firestorm, critics say

Not a good look for Bernie people on the left have a serious lack of foresight

 

[King Static X]

Biden seems to have the advantage in Florida.

Minnesota and Nevada were never going to vote for Trump lol.

 

[DJ Paul's Arm]

 

[mastermind]

Not a good look for Bernie people on the left have a serious lack of foresight

You should read the entire story of why Bernie did what he did. He was backed by the Postal Union because Obama tried to nominate ghouls who wanted to privatize the post office and then wanted to nominate Republicans who wanted to privatize the USPS.
Bernie Sanders Addresses Postal Union to Decry USPS Privatization
Sanders' stand for USPS in the spotlight amid crisis

 

[nyknick]

They have too little oversight and the background on why is yet another reason some of us still are salty with a certain high profile non Democratic Senator.

Sanders' decision in 2015 and 2016 to block two of the Obama administration's nominees -- made at the behest of powerful union leaders -- and McConnell's decision to block the rest in retaliation created a unique opportunity for President Donald Trump to appoint a full slate of picks to a panel that is meant to be comprised of bipartisan members serving staggered, seven-year terms.

Years of turmoil at Postal Service governing board fueled political firestorm, critics say

This debunked bullshyt again

God forbid Biden loses, November 4th story will be out how it was actually Bernie repairing Hunter's laptop