zombie wrote: ↑Sat Nov 30, 2024 8:51 am
biden managed an israel ceasefire minutes before the end of his presidency and it immediately blew apart. thank you trump.
All of these “ceasefires” and negotiations have been a complete joke. Netanyahu pounds Biden in the ass over and over. Biden is a disgraceful cowardly dementia ridden piece of shit and nobody is more responsible for Trump being president now.
I want Joe to die before Jimmy Carter’s mummy ass does. That motherfucker looks like he’ll crumble into dust with a light touch and I want Joe to die first
Biden pardoning his degenerate son/business partner solidifies his place in the list of all-time shitty corrupt presidents . Is Biden the worst ever president?
Tiggnutz wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 8:03 am
Biden pardoning his degenerate son/business partner solidifies his place in the list of all-time shitty corrupt presidents . Is Biden the worst ever president?
Worse than James Buchannan?, Herbert Hoover?, Franklin Pierce?, Andrew Johnson?, Millard Fillmore?
Dubya’s presidency brought us endless war + destabilization in the Middle East and ended in global economic collapse. I don’t think Biden pardoning his dipshit son quite measures up.
George W Bush was the worst President of my lifetime. (so far) Biden and Trump are both strong seconds and with the latter coming back into office I have low expectations. That being Said I would rate Trump above George W Bush in terms of performance between the two.
Headhunter wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 1:10 pm
Dubya’s presidency brought us endless war + destabilization in the Middle East and ended in global economic collapse. I don’t think Biden pardoning his dipshit son quite measures up.
Biden is escalating a nuclear war as he exits, combined with the fact that he inflated the economy, destroyed the border and so on.
Bush, Obama and Biden are the three interchangeable worst presidents of my lifetime.
Hard to choose who fucked up things more Biden or Bush because I haven't seen the fallout from Biden's shit yet but I think Biden could win clean down the road.
Headhunter wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 1:10 pm
Dubya’s presidency brought us endless war + destabilization in the Middle East and ended in global economic collapse. I don’t think Biden pardoning his dipshit son quite measures up.
Biden is escalating a nuclear war as he exits, combined with the fact that he inflated the economy, destroyed the border and so on.
Bush, Obama and Biden are the three interchangeable worst presidents of my lifetime.
Yeah, neither is anywhere in the same universe as Bush. Not sure why Obama is even in the conversation.
Tiggnutz wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 2:09 pm
Hard to choose who fucked up things more Biden or Bush because I haven't seen the fallout from Biden's shit yet but I think Biden could win clean down the road.
What fallout are you expecting that is comparable to the War on Terror + Patriot Act or the Great Recession? My biggest issue with Biden is something that doesn’t materially affect Americans.
My sense is that we will just ping pong between Republican and Democrat every four years for the foreseeable future because material economic conditions are not going to improve for swing state voters and the incumbent will always be blamed.
Headhunter wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 1:10 pm
Dubya’s presidency brought us endless war + destabilization in the Middle East and ended in global economic collapse. I don’t think Biden pardoning his dipshit son quite measures up.
Biden is escalating a nuclear war as he exits, combined with the fact that he inflated the economy, destroyed the border and so on.
Bush, Obama and Biden are the three interchangeable worst presidents of my lifetime.
Yeah, neither is anywhere in the same universe as Bush. Not sure why Obama is even in the conversation.
It's all subjective, really. As far as Obama, he has a laundry list of crap I have issues with. He used the espionage act to jail journalists and whistleblowers who were trying to bring government corruption to the forefront, eliminating privatized healthcare and forcing you to get it or pay a fine, habeas corpus, never closed Guantanamo, bombings, apologizing to world leaders on behalf of American citizens, the disastrous handling of Benghazi, arming the cartel, etc...
Credit where it's due, ending the Cuban embargo was pretty cool.
Headhunter wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 2:22 pm
My sense is that we will just ping pong between Republican and Democrat every four years for the foreseeable future because material economic conditions are not going to improve for swing state voters and the incumbent will always be blamed.
This, and that won't change until the American people stop allowing themselves to be divided by these two BS parties. But we know that won't ever end because of the corruption at the highest levels.
Tiggnutz wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 2:09 pm
Hard to choose who fucked up things more Biden or Bush because I haven't seen the fallout from Biden's shit yet but I think Biden could win clean down the road.
What fallout are you expecting that is comparable to the War on Terror + Patriot Act or the Great Recession? My biggest issue with Biden is something that doesn’t materially affect Americans.
Those are good points in favor of Bush as shittiest but I have to see what the ramifications of Bidens open borders, funding foreign wars, D.E.I. in the military, etc
Headhunter wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 1:10 pm
Dubya’s presidency brought us endless war + destabilization in the Middle East and ended in global economic collapse. I don’t think Biden pardoning his dipshit son quite measures up.
Biden is escalating a nuclear war as he exits, combined with the fact that he inflated the economy, destroyed the border and so on.
Bush, Obama and Biden are the three interchangeable worst presidents of my lifetime.
Yeah, neither is anywhere in the same universe as Bush. Not sure why Obama is even in the conversation.
It's all subjective, really. As far as Obama, he has a laundry list of crap I have issues with. He used the espionage act to jail journalists and whistleblowers who were trying to bring government corruption to the forefront, eliminating privatized healthcare and forcing you to get it or pay a fine, habeas corpus, never closed Guantanamo, bombings, apologizing to world leaders on behalf of American citizens, the disastrous handling of Benghazi, arming the cartel, etc...
Credit where it's due, ending the Cuban embargo was pretty cool.
A lot of his presidency and the stuff you mentioned were continuations of Bush policies. I agree with a lot of it but we live in a Bush admin world. Obamacare was not a great compromise but the system had to be changed to something that at least resembles a modern health care system. The problem to me was not just ripping the band-aid off entirely. His admin also stabilized an economy at its worst low in 75 years.
It’s time to end the ridiculous Cuban policy and open things up formally. Democrats have nothing to lose there since it would only piss off right wing Batista-ites in Florida who would never vote for them.
Tiggnutz wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 2:09 pm
Hard to choose who fucked up things more Biden or Bush because I haven't seen the fallout from Biden's shit yet but I think Biden could win clean down the road.
What fallout are you expecting that is comparable to the War on Terror + Patriot Act or the Great Recession? My biggest issue with Biden is something that doesn’t materially affect Americans.
Those are good points in favor of Bush as shittiest but I have to see what the ramifications of Bidens open borders, funding foreign wars, D.E.I. in the military, etc
I would like a complete overhaul of our immigration system that streamlines the legal process but our reliance on illegal immigrant labor has contributed to massive economic growth and cheap goods. If Trump’s mass deportation plan (a logistical nightmare) actually comes to fruition (it probably won’t) it will wreck entire industries and that labor force is not going to be replaced by Americans. It’s a good reminder of how much we benefit from exploitation of labor. There’s no cheat code to changing that for the better unless we accept everything becoming more expensive. Which we won’t, as we saw in this election.
