Will Biden step down?
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She was never elected as VP, she was appointed as the VP candidate on the Biden ticket and was thus elected when he was elected.
Still, if you refuse to listen to Trumps lies Biden has done a good job by most honest measures
and Trump was a horrible President. I would think that is because Biden defers to the experts and Trump does not
Biden was awesome today. First, he had his teleprompters. Second, the audience could have energized him. Last and foremost, elderly people have good days and bad days. Some younger members might not have had daily experience with elderly relatives. The effects of ageing are not linear from one day to the next. It's not even linear one hour to the next. It's very sad to see it and watch it before your very eyes.
You are watching too much U.S. liberal media and being spoonfed their POV. I'm not going to bother explaining because you should be asking someone here to explain why Americans are not universally happy with the Biden Administration.
I presume if you haven't asked that question you are not asking the big Canadian question.........why isn't Trudeau more popular?
Biden had committed to choose a Black woman as his running mate. That promise was part of how he won the nomination; if he didn’t keep it he would have had a major problem with his base.
I don’t recall who else was being considered at the time as his running mate but Kamala seemed like a strong choice at the time.
I think Kamala gets an unreasonable amount of hate from the public and I’ve never understood quite why…but I never understood why Hillary got so much hate either and look what happened to her.
In our system, the Vice President is viewed as being elected into that position along with the President. It might seem to not make sense, but that's kind of the legal interpretation of the VP position.
Americans let conservative talk show hosts and fox news tell them what to think . It is obvious Trump is a liar who says moronic things
Trudeau is not a great leader. Like most countries the least of us lead the best of us in most positions of power
I don't agree. If Biden steps down, he should release his delegates and the Dems should have an open convention. The risk is that it divides the party into factions, but the Dems would nominate the strongest candidate.
Uh huh. So what happens if Biden dies in office before the election? Does she get his job until November, and if so, will that be a coup?
I'm sorry that's always an uninformed or maybe a wishful fallback. The Fox News audience peaks at about 3 million and nighttime averages are lower. The total Presidential vote in 2020 was 155 million.
I'm guessing that if someone tunes into Fox News they pretty much already have their minds made up.
"viewed" and "actual" aren't synonymous. I'm sorry if that's how American's view it, as I don't believe an American has ever voted for a VP.
Rush Limbaugh got Trump into the White House along with the evangelists. They all wrap themselves in the Flag .
The former was a liar and the latter are idiots and the conservative politicians are cowards afraid Trump
will destroy them and they are right
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Yes, she gets the job to November. Is it a coup? No! By the US Constitution, it's the same as every other VP. Ford being the most recent (though not due to a death), Johnson (JFK assassination), Truman, Coolridge, Roosevelt (Teddy), etc...
When it became obvious that Trump would have no problem winning the Republican nomination this time, many prominent Republicans joined his team. More so then when he won the Presidency in 2016. Progressives are very concerned that a Trump Administration will undo many of the Biden Administration's policies. So much so that it is well-noted that the Biden Administration is trying to circumvent the change in policies that comes with subsequent administrations.
I'm fine with a team of Republicans running the show. I'm also fine with Trump banging heads and firing people. I thought Trump's attack last night that Biden never fires anybody is an interesting point. We all should all be concerned with unelected career bureaucrats coming to Washington with their own personal agenda.
It's not a matter of this Presidential team is better than this other Presidential team. It's about who you want setting policy.
Evangelists don't support Democrats. It doesn't matter who the Republicans run.
And if Evangelists tuned into Rush or Fox News, they weren't there to consider who to support in the election. That's the point.
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