who ya got?

[Deleted User 89]

I’m not loosing my mind, but I do find the level of hypocrisy demonstrated by the Lib cognoscenti around here absolutely hilarious, although not unexpected.

'What's not so "hilarious" is that I don't see too many Libs on here ignoring the accusation against Biden nearly to the degree Trump supporters (not necessarily on here - but in general) ignore/d the actuations against Trump.

On another note, I happen to see/believe there are more positive differences in regards to Joe Biden than Donald Trump. Do I want Biden to be my President? Probably not but I know I don't want Donald Trump to be my President.
Like I said, do I vote for the lesser of two evils or do I vote for neither of them? Time will tell.

Yet another double standard. When I said I voted for DJT as the lesser of two evils over Dowdy, I was roundly vilified and ridiculed. You say the same about Dementia Joe and it is perfectly reasonable.

nobody cared that you voted for the lesser of two evils

it’s that you thought, and still do despite the mountain of evidence to the contrary, that trump was the lesser of two evils

[MICHHAWK]

dt vs jb

That’s as bad as it gets.

[Shirley]

Expect republicans to do everything they can to make the election a choice between Trump and Biden, rather than what commonly happens when a president runs for a second term, a referendum on Trump. (Who can blame them?) And while that's not at all impossible, they would currently appear to have their work cut out for them.

Monmouth University May 6, 2020 Voters Divided on Alleged Biden Assault

Recent headlines may have dented Joe Biden’s favorability rating ever so slightly but he has actually widened his national lead over Donald Trump in the race for president. The Monmouth (“Mon-muth”) University Poll finds that voters are divided on the credibility of a sexual assault allegation against the Democratic nominee. The poll also finds that former President Barack Obama is largely popular with the American electorate, 2020 voters are not as interested in considering a third party candidate as they were four years ago, and Democrats hold a lead in the generic House ballot. Also, half the nation’s voters are likely to consider voting by mail this November.

Biden currently has the support of 50% of registered voters and Trump has the support of 41%. Another 3% say they would vote for an independent candidate and 5% are undecided. This represents a slightly wider lead for the Democrat than in previous Monmouth polls – 48% to 44% in April and 48% to 45% in March...

“Biden’s lead continues to build even as overall opinion of him remains soft. It’s possible that recent headlines about a sexual assault claim may have had an impact on his favorability rating, but most voters still see this election mainly as a referendum on Trump,” said Murray.

Most voters (86%) have heard about an allegation that Biden may have sexually assaulted a woman who worked in his U.S. Senate office in the 1990s. [Note: This question was added to the poll after Biden publicly addressed the issue on Friday morning.] The electorate is divided on the validity of this allegation – 37% say it is probably true, 32% say it is probably not true, and 31% have no opinion. Opinion on this question breaks sharply along partisan lines. More Republicans say the allegation is probably true (50%) than not true (17%) while more Democrats say is it is probably not true (55%) than true (20%). Independents are more likely to feel that the allegation is true (43%) rather than not true (22%), while 35% have no opinion either way. Overall, men (39% true and 29% not true) are slightly more likely than women (35% true and 34% not true) to believe the charge against Biden.

Among voters who say the sexual assault allegation is probably not true, the vast majority (79%) support Biden over Trump (14%) in the presidential contest. Among those who feel it is true, 59% back Trump but 32% still support Biden. Among those who have no opinion on the allegation’s validity, 45% support Trump and 43% support Biden.

“We don’t know what impact this allegation will have in the long run. For some voters who believe the charge, it is still not enough to override their desire to oust Trump. The outlook is murkier for those who don’t have an opinion on it. This group includes a number of Democratic-leaning independents who could potentially be swayed if this story grows in importance,” said Murray.

[...]

[twocoach]

dt vs jb

That’s as bad as it gets.

No, it could have been Trump vs. Sanders. That would be a much worse choice for me.

[HouseDivided]

'What's not so "hilarious" is that I don't see too many Libs on here ignoring the accusation against Biden nearly to the degree Trump supporters (not necessarily on here - but in general) ignore/d the actuations against Trump.

On another note, I happen to see/believe there are more positive differences in regards to Joe Biden than Donald Trump. Do I want Biden to be my President? Probably not but I know I don't want Donald Trump to be my President.
Like I said, do I vote for the lesser of two evils or do I vote for neither of them? Time will tell.

Yet another double standard. When I said I voted for DJT as the lesser of two evils over Dowdy, I was roundly vilified and ridiculed. You say the same about Dementia Joe and it is perfectly reasonable.

nobody cared that you voted for the lesser of two evils

it’s that you thought, and still do despite the mountain of evidence to the contrary, that trump was the lesser of two evils

Dowdy will always be the greater of the evils, no matter who she is pitted against.

[DCHawk1]

I mean...lulz

[seahawk]

Reminds me of these Chatty Cathy dolls when I was a kid, you pulled a string and they said some very limited phrase, over and over.

[DCHawk1]

Reminds me of these Chatty Cathy dolls when I was a kid, you pulled a string and they said some very limited phrase, over and over.

Like "Believe all women?"

Cuz...I mean...lulz

[seahawk]

Hillary Clinton said that?

[TDub]

Reminds me of these Chatty Cathy dolls when I was a kid, you pulled a string and they said some very limited phrase, over and over.

And here I was thinking that was you.

Racist!

Misogynist!

Racist!

Misogynist!

Racist!

Misogynist!

[Shirley]

[DCHawk1]

Good point.

Avenatti was preoccupied.

[seahawk]

Reminds me of these Chatty Cathy dolls when I was a kid, you pulled a string and they said some very limited phrase, over and over.

And here I was thinking that was you.

Racist!

Misogynist!

Racist!

Misogynist!

Racist!

Misogynist!

Bless your heart, you do seem a little limited.

[TDub]

Reminds me of these Chatty Cathy dolls when I was a kid, you pulled a string and they said some very limited phrase, over and over.

And here I was thinking that was you.

Racist!

Misogynist!

Racist!

Misogynist!

Racist!

Misogynist!

Bless your heart, you do seem a little limited.

More name calling presented with a holier than thou attitude. Par for the course.

[seahawk]

Just following tradition--I'm sure those Missouri boys thought Sarah Robinson an awfully uppity woman. Was educated, wrote books. Lawsie, that was some uppity in the 1860s.

[TDub]

Why are we talking about 1860. I'm talking about how yiu act in 2020.

And I'm not a missouri boy.

[seahawk]

Bless your heart.

[TDub]

In just sick of your schtick its fucking tiresome and unproductive.

[sdoyel]

In just sick of your schtick its fucking tiresome and unproductive.

What’s tiresome is your constant dickish attitude.

[Deleted User 289]

What's tiresome is the division in the world and the need for people to want to be assholes towards one another.