Biden sniffs Victory.
Joe Biden Is the Front-Runner — Over Democrats, and Donald Trump
8-point lead over Trump a contrast to Obama’s standing at this point in 2012 cycle
Joe Biden Is the Front-Runner -- Over Democrats, and Donald Trump
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Joe Biden Is the Front-Runner
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Biden sniffs Victory.
Joe Biden Is the Front-Runner — Over Democrats, and Donald Trump
8-point lead over Trump a contrast to Obama’s standing at this point in 2012 cycle
Joe Biden Is the Front-Runner -- Over Democrats, and Donald Trump
The nutty left will take him out in the primary.
Probably - the DNC has probably already chosen who it is to be. They will manipulate and rig the primary with SUPER-DELEGATES like they did for Hillary.
I think it might be Buttigieg.
Seriously, who cares! I don’t see him as a threat. He is BO’s best buddy
categorically
Let us hope so. Far better for Trump to run against Bernie than Biden.
Why?
Trump will likely win
But the polls have him way out in front of everyone!
Obama hasn't endorsed Biden. He might endorse Harris, who slept with the California Democrat boss to get to the top. The Dems continue to nominate these old white people.
RighteousnessTemperance&
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The way I heard it, Biden cleverly claimed he requested Obama not endorse him, because they should all run on their own merits. Coming from a politician of his polish, there can be a lot of meanings in that.
The way I heard it, Biden cleverly claimed he requested Obama not endorse him, because they should all run on their own merits. Coming from a politician of his polish, there can be a lot of meanings in that.
Yeah, but it looks as if Obama doesn't care too much for ole white Joe.
Biden and Trump are close in physical age but Trump looks/acts almost like a teenager compared to Biden.
I don't think Biden could make it up and down the stairs of Air Force One - not a problem for Trump.
Not only that, in a debate Trump will metaphorically slice up Biden like beef bologna and make a sandwich.
I don't think Biden could make it up and down the stairs of Air Force One - not a problem for Trump.
Not only that, in a debate Trump will metaphorically slice up Biden like beef bologna and make a sandwich.
Biden likes to put his hands all over women and girls and smell their hair, but as Paul Joseph Watson says we're sure that's completely normal.
RighteousnessTemperance&
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By Democrat standards, that is completely normal, even exemplary.
So far, Pelosi and others have not had anything to say about Biden's hands. In the Vice-Presidential mansion, Biden reportedly ran around naked even in front of female staff, but that probably is completely normal.
'Pretend you have a cold': Pelosi advises Biden on women
https://www.smh.com.au/world/north-...i-advises-biden-on-women-20190403-p51a5d.html
https://www.smh.com.au/world/north-...i-advises-biden-on-women-20190403-p51a5d.html
Once it makes the rounds that Biden wanted to cozy up to Putin while vice pres he will be mince meat
Biden leads Trump by 6 points in first post-announcement poll
Joe Biden leads President Trump by six points, according to the first poll published after the former vice president officially announced his candidacy Thursday.
The April 25-26 Hill-HarrisX survey of 1,000 registered voters found that 43 percent said they would choose Biden while 37 percent said they would pick Trump. Fifteen percent of respondents said they were unsure and 5 percent said they would vote for another candidate.
Joe Biden leads President Trump by six points, according to the first poll published after the former vice president officially announced his candidacy Thursday.
The April 25-26 Hill-HarrisX survey of 1,000 registered voters found that 43 percent said they would choose Biden while 37 percent said they would pick Trump. Fifteen percent of respondents said they were unsure and 5 percent said they would vote for another candidate.