What does a BIDEN Presidency look like?

[Admiral Yi]

Bad move.

[crazy canuck]

Biden decided to prove Trump was right about him.  Or maybe Biden has become so addled that he thought he had to try to become the most corrupt president ever.

[Tamas]

Biden decided to prove Trump was right about him.  Or maybe Biden has become so addled that he thought he had to try to become the most corrupt president ever.

He didn't want to abandon his deadbeat son to his fate, even if it meant destroying his reputation. A move that hurts democracy but understandable on a personal level.

[garbon]

Biden decided to prove Trump was right about him.  Or maybe Biden has become so addled that he thought he had to try to become the most corrupt president ever.

He didn't want to abandon his deadbeat son to his fate, even if it meant destroying his reputation. A move that hurts democracy but understandable on a personal level.

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And likely saw Americans now revel in corrupt leadership.

[crazy canuck]

Biden decided to prove Trump was right about him.  Or maybe Biden has become so addled that he thought he had to try to become the most corrupt president ever.

He didn't want to abandon his deadbeat son to his fate, even if it meant destroying his reputation. A move that hurts democracy but understandable on a personal level.

No, it's not understandable at all unless one excepts that the American system is entirely corrupt.

[crazy canuck]

Biden decided to prove Trump was right about him.  Or maybe Biden has become so addled that he thought he had to try to become the most corrupt president ever.

He didn't want to abandon his deadbeat son to his fate, even if it meant destroying his reputation. A move that hurts democracy but understandable on a personal level.

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And likely saw Americans now revel in corrupt leadership.

And he decided what the hell I might as well join the party.

[Valmy]

Joe did it. Hunter pardoned.

Goddamnit

[HVC]

Joe did it. Hunter pardoned.

Goddamnit

That's how the foundation crumbles. Bit by bit, not all at once. 

[Tamas]

Biden decided to prove Trump was right about him.  Or maybe Biden has become so addled that he thought he had to try to become the most corrupt president ever.

He didn't want to abandon his deadbeat son to his fate, even if it meant destroying his reputation. A move that hurts democracy but understandable on a personal level.

No, it's not understandable at all unless one excepts that the American system is entirely corrupt.

I am not saying that this is not terrible from the point of view of anyone that is not the Hunter Biden or his parents.

I am saying that if I have lost two of my children already, and the third one was facing prosecution and jail time under a Trump presidency, when the electorate just bloody elected Trump and the shitshow around him, I would also prioritise my own child over the so-called health of the American democracy. That would make me destructive from the point of view of American democracy, yes. But I will not pretend I would let my kid be sent to jail just to help out this Trump-electing shitshow that passes for an electorate there.