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1 minute ago, Bink said:

 

I just do not get the perception of time others have. 

 

The debate was...less than a month ago. He gave up his chance to keep the most powerful position in less than a month. The amount of momentum and coalescing you are seeing is probably just a bunch of people taking this moment in time with incredible seriousness. 

I think its all the things. 

 

Nancy reportedly gave Joe 3 weeks to make the decision before she/they started to get more aggressive.  That 3 week window was timed. 

 

I am sure Harris and her team has spent significant time building relationships and wasted no time in going through the rolodex when they could. 

 

Then the party as a whole-  the big players knew if they were ambitious that this was a bad time. No staff, infrastructure and hurdles to transfer the campaign.   Harris had the advantages.  And if anyone turned this into more of a circus, they'd be burning capital. 

 

Lastly - the party leaders and voters are VERY motivated to beat Trump and already very tired and worried about the circus. 

 

It all just comes down to a perfect storm for a MUCH cleaner transition than what many first expected. 

 

 

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As a white man I can honestly and enthusiastically say that I'll gladly vote for Kamala.  

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56 minutes ago, Jamalisms said:

He should just chill in Washington and be president ... campaigning very occasionally.

 

Listening to Carville on yesterday's Bulwark podcast, he was very clear on one keen observation -- a lot of Democrats up for election were not showing up for Biden's visits at the risk him pulling their polling numbers down. If that's the case, Biden indeed should restrict his campaign travels.

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Just now, begooode said:

 

Listening to Carville on yesterday's Bulwark podcast, he was very clear on one keen observation -- a lot of Democrats up for election were not showing up for Biden's visits at the risk him pulling their polling numbers down. If that's the case, Biden indeed should restrict his campaign travels.

 

I don't blame him for feeling betrayed. Its clear he plans to help Harris as needed which is the important part.

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10 minutes ago, oldschool said:

 

I don't blame him for feeling betrayed. Its clear he plans to help Harris as needed which is the important part.

His best showing would be to stay behind the scenes and then deliver a powerful introductory speech for Kamala. Be the wise grandfather type who did what was best for the family. 

 

If Kamala wins then Biden goes down as one of the greatest politicians in history. I don't say that just because I hate Trump. It will have been a reflective moment where one's ego and pride were set aside for the greater good. Even if she loses, it was 100% the right move. The people lost faith and he needed to step aside. I think he's handled it as well as you could given the circumstances.

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Just now, IsntLifeFunny said:

His best showing would be to stay behind the scenes and then deliver a powerful introductory speech for Kamala. Be the wise grandfather type who did what was best for the family. 

 

If Kamala wins then Biden goes down as one of the greatest politicians in history. I don't say that just because I hate Trump. It will have been a reflective moment where one's ego and pride were set aside for the greater good. Even if she loses, it was 100% the right move. The people lost faith and he needed to step aside. I think he's handled it as well as you could given the circumstances.

 

If she loses, Biden will be blamed period. Right now everyone is vibing because they got what they wanted. 

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Just now, oldschool said:

 

If she loses, Biden will be blamed period. Right now everyone is vibing because they got what they wanted. 

Fully disagree. Biden has now handed over the reins to a party that full out revolted. His hands are squeaky clean now regardless of the outcome. 

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8 minutes ago, IsntLifeFunny said:

Fully disagree. Biden has now handed over the reins to a party that full out revolted. His hands are squeaky clean now regardless of the outcome. 

 

I disagree. He will be blamed for not getting out earlier or even seeking reelection in the first place. Hopefully Harris wins because I do think Biden deserves to go out with his legacy intact.

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2 minutes ago, oldschool said:

 

I disagree. He will be blamed for not getting out earlier or even seeking reelection in the first place. Hopefully Harris wins because I do think Biden deserves to go out with his legacy intact.

We're about 60/40 to see how that plays out. Hopefully it doesn't. Trump is a psychopath. 

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