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On 3/27/25 15:21, .../v]andrak|≡... wrote:

a425couple wrote:

Yep!  Those Biden aids were right.
They knew Kamala Harris was a loser!
They were filthy and corrupt in trying to hide
Joe Biden's dementia from the US citizens,
but they were correct that Kamaka sucked.

from
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2025/mar/27/biden-dropping-out-
kamala-harris

Biden aides argued dropping out would bring ‘mistake’ of Harris, book
claims
Top aides ‘aggressively’ made case to Democratic donors last summer,
according to account of 2024 campaign by Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes

Top aides to Joe Biden “aggressively” warned Democratic donors last
summer that if the then president was forced out of the 2024 election
over concerns about his age and fitness, the party would inevitably
make the “mistake” of running the vice-president, Kamala Harris,
against Donald Trump, a new book says.

“One donor on the receiving end of an electronic message summed up the
sentiments of Biden’s top aides: ‘They were aggressively saying that
we would wind up with the vice-president and that would be a mistake.’” >>

Meanwhile George Clooney is on Entertainment Tonight recently defending
his loud call for Biden to step down in lieu of Harris.

"With the Harris loss 2024, do you regret your statements at all?"

"Oh I absolutely stand by my decision.  I was good friends with Biden
and when I visited him in the White House to pick up my Citizen honor/
medal, I was surprised how dementiated he was."

Didn't really answer the question, did he?  Nothing with regards to
Harris' incompetence, especially in Presidential debate and general inactivity in the White House.  Her taking over basically killed my
drive and it was months before I was able to support her.

What if Biden was pretending dementiation in Clooney's presence in order
to get him to go home early?  After all he doesn't seem like much of a friend to me.

What clinched it I guess was Biden's debate with Trump in May or so. Unfortunately I missed it and was never able to formulate my own opinion regarding it.  Just had to hear it secondhand that he had flubbed somehow.

Well, if you really want to endure a bunch of agony, I am sure you
can find, and view, the whole sorry debate on youtube.

Biden flubbed it BIG TIME.
The big key to me was when, in an answer, he talked about 'killing
medicare' and then trailed off mumbling. It was then Trump's
turn, and he looks at Biden (with concern) and said, "I don't
know what he just said. I don't think he knows what he just said."
And Biden just looked confused, lost, and finished.

The Democratic Party leaders should have to suffer in shame
for trying to hide our President's dementia from us.
And then they should suffer more for thinking they had the
right to select Biden's replacement for Democrats rather
then let voters decide in a primary.

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