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Logic Is Absent Wherever Hate Is Present
Trump poll numbers are up right now.
President Joe Biden Has Won the 2020 Election
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Stone Cold
Superstar
“Trump needs to just be quiet about the Luhan N1H1, the cure is the problem” 
Worthless Loser
Blackpilled
Just wait until the general election when Bernie Bros, militants and Trump Republicans join together to smear Biden. TLR is going to rage in anger when Biden wins in November.
CashmereThoughts
Veteran
Dems have no excuse for not being prepared with a better candidate after these last 3 years
.Biden is a liability.
these anti Biden threads are simply a results to butt hurt Bernie Bros
these losers are so fukking pathetic they don’t even care about a pandemic that is destroying the world
they rather spend their energy on attempting to betray him as senile
these losers are so fukking pathetic they don’t even care about a pandemic that is destroying the world
they rather spend their energy on attempting to betray him as senile
Self_Born7
SUN OF MAN
All politicians NEVER let a bad crisis go to waste... now I see Gov Cuomo of NY all the time heavily in the media. I'm not a betting man, b.u.t. to me he's giving off presidential candidate vibes. wont be surprised when he throws his hat in the ring.
IsThatBrothaMouzone?
Superstar
This 100%. You can't be "progressive" and challenge the status quo but then fumble your words over reparations. Black folks already know Joe ain't shyt but they trust him more against Trump. That's the main thing. Bernie would get our vote but he can't even turn out his own base consistently.
AuntAnniesPretzels
Banned
I’m not supporting a party that’s going to flood our cities with bean bags, deal with itGotta get Trump supporting fakkits like @AuntAnniesPretzels, @thekingsmen and @SupremexKing outta here
fukk you talking about? You support Trump, correct?
AuntAnniesPretzels
Banned
I don’t support him but who I vote for in November will depend entirely on the democratic candidates stance on immigration
Doobie Doo
Veteran
Joe Biden to name selection panel for running mate by May 1
Joe Biden speaks about the coronavirus pandemic at an event in Wilmington, Del., in March. (Carlos Barria/Reuters)
By
Annie Linskey
April 22, 2020 at 8:30 a.m. EDT
Former vice president Joe Biden said he intends to name a panel of advisers by May 1 to help him select a running mate, offering the nugget early Wednesday via an appearance on “The Late Late Show with James Corden.”
Announcing the committee would officially launch Biden’s search for a vice presidential candidate, a process that has already informally begun with allies of contenders making their case to Biden’s advisers. Biden has said that he will select a woman for the role and that he expects to whittle down the list of contenders to two or three by July.
Biden, who is the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, also listed qualities he is looking for in a running mate, utterances that are closely watched by allies of the contenders.
“The first, the most important quality is someone who — if I walked away immediately from the office for whatever reason — that they can be president,” Biden said. He added that he wants the public to be able to see his pick as “capable of being president of the United States tomorrow.”
The list of potential running mates for Joe Biden includes, clockwise from top left, Sens. Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar and former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams. (Noah Berger/AFP/Getty Images)
He also said that former president Barack Obama’s advice has long been: “Pick someone who has some background or some competence that may not be your strong point” and who could be trusted with presidential authority in some subject area.
Biden added that his pick also must be “intellectually simpatico” so that it’s clear that the vice president speaks on behalf of the president.
Already there’s considerable speculation and jockeying over whom he will pick. Democrats who are frequently mentioned include former competitors such as Sens. Kamala D. Harris (Calif.), Amy Klobuchar (Minn.) and Elizabeth Warren (Mass.). He is also believed to be eyeing Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and former Georgia Democratic candidate for governor Stacey Abrams.
Klobuchar appeared as a guest on Biden’s podcast this week and will headline a “Women for Biden” virtual town hall on Thursday. Last week, Warren endorsed Biden and let him send a fundraising email to her lucrative list of supporters. And Harris appeared with Biden this month at a virtual fundraiser.
Whitmer has also been a podcast guest. And Abrams has been perhaps the most outspoken potential shortlister, telling Elle magazine this month that she would be an “excellent running mate.”
Biden jokingly added another name to the list Wednesday morning, saying he would choose Julia Louis-Dreyfus, the comedian who starred in “Veep,” a television show about a fictional female vice president.
Corden also quizzed Biden, who is 77, on whether he would serve two terms, noting that some have speculated he would stay in office only for four years.
“I promise I won’t serve more than three terms,” Biden quipped. Biden then played pundit, explaining: “If one were to say that ‘I’m only going to serve four years,’ you’re immediately a lame-duck president, and everything changes.”
He added that if he is elected president, he would make a decision about a second term “three years out.”
“The American public should have confidence I’ll be completely, thoroughly candid with them about the state of my health. They’ll be able to judge my energy level. They’ll be able to make that judgment,” Biden said.
During the appearance, which was taped Tuesday, Biden critiqued President Trump’s response to the novel coronavirus pandemic, saying the president appeared to be moving in slow motion.
And he said he hopes to make some changes to the way he is campaigning in quarantine: Biden said he would like to do some of his future video appearances from outdoors rather than always staying in a basement studio.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...efa366-845b-11ea-a3eb-e9fc93160703_story.html