r/MadeMeSmile Feb 21 '25

Good Vibes : )

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u/Heres_Waldo3 Feb 21 '25

He wasn’t amazing but I miss him.

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u/LP14255 Feb 21 '25

He was amazing. He pulled the USA out of its worst pandemic ever and accomplished a lot of other very good things.

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u/Material-Imagination Feb 21 '25

The only president to actually address the student loan debt crisis and the single most progressive policy agenda in the past 30 years. Yeah, he was okay, I guess.

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u/Powerful_Bluebird347 Feb 21 '25

Then it all got trashed 😞

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u/Material-Imagination Feb 21 '25

Yeah, I noticed that

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '25 edited Feb 21 '25

Then he fucked everything up by not dropping out and letting someone else run and now we’re in this mess

Edit: hilarious I’m being downvoted for pointing this out. This is why Republicans win, democrats can’t acknowledge their faults.

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u/campmatt Feb 21 '25

Nope. America elected Trump. Biden had nothing to do with that. Blame those who didn’t vote and those who didn’t fight harder to prevent voter disenfranchisement.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '25

Biden absolutely should’ve dropped out and let someone else run, no? You’re saying his debate performance had no effect on potential voters?

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u/HugsForUpvotes Feb 21 '25

Probably but he should have been reelected with a mandate instead of being asked to drop out too. He performed great when he wasn't campaigning. The American Electorate judges Biden for a bad debate and forgives Trump for rape, insurrection and constant lying, harassment and racism. At some point, it falls on the voters even if it's more fun to blame the Democrats for x, y or z

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u/hike_me Feb 21 '25

Not his fault voters are stupid and voted for someone that clearly wanted to be a dictator

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u/campmatt Feb 21 '25

I’m saying people hypnotized by Trump’s micro penis would never have considered anyone else.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '25

Who though? there wasn’t a democrat who could get the votes. Kamala never had a chance - the numbers were never there.

The Democratic Party has some real soul searching to do if they want to be relevant again.

The only person in America who could have pulled it off was probably Michelle Obama but she wasn’t willing to run.

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u/JadedCycle9554 Feb 21 '25

You don't think the complete lack of a formal primary process hindered the Democrats at all? Do you think Harris was legitimately the best candidate to run? Do you think more people who didn't vote might have otherwise voted if she had won it outright and spent more time campaigning and spreading her message?

Because I think all of those things led to her loss. If we had a full primary process then she would've spent a hell of a lot more time campaigning in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Arizona etc. Like Trump did.

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u/TheBoBiZzLe Feb 21 '25

He literally dropped out and let someone else run. /sigh

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u/jcarreraj Feb 21 '25

He should have dropped out way sooner to allow a primary

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u/Material-Imagination Feb 21 '25

I like to move the goal posts back during the Super Bowl, too

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u/jcarreraj Feb 21 '25

You should have, maybe then the football would have scored

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '25

When it was far too late…

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u/PancakeParty98 Feb 21 '25

They’re eating the dogs

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u/kouzuki22 Feb 21 '25

Well its politics after all you gonna get hate from either side.

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u/AppropriateScience71 Feb 21 '25

Even if it didn’t actually cost the democrats the election, I think most can agree he handled the transition poorly.

No need to debate what might have been as many factors contributed to the perfect shitstorm that we have today.

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u/Material-Imagination Feb 21 '25

The truly sickening part is that America reelected Trump knowing what he's all about. To blame anyone else at this part is just looking away from the stomach-churning reality.

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u/lostsoul227 Feb 21 '25

Bingo. "Fall in line or we hate and try to destroy you" all while screaming "FASCIST!" at the other side. Ironic.

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u/DirtySilicon Feb 21 '25 edited Feb 21 '25

Nobody is in charge of the president, that weird angry "he can't possibly be reading and writing" shit is brain dead. They have advisors. Biden may have performed poorly on stage, but that fool didn't have dementia like you overly dramatic mofos were saying. Even if he was suffering from age related problems, he was doing a damn good job of running the country. Now you literally don't know who is running things since Trump put all his special interest oligarchs and family in the government. Out here getting ran by a money mob.

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u/DrEpileptic Feb 21 '25

This talking point never makes any sense, lmfao. They were the same policies he promised during the campaign. So either he was a puppet the entire time, or he was a puppet part way through with everyone respecting his decisions because they were a team built by him?

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '25

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u/DrEpileptic Feb 21 '25

Cause they didn’t think he would win. Some dems wanted to drop him. He stepped down by choice in the end. Is that so hard to understand?

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u/smarterthanmostofyou Feb 21 '25

That's called a "government". Did you think one person is at the wheel?

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '25

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u/smarterthanmostofyou Feb 21 '25

Yeah, doing traffic control. That's what leaders do?

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '25

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u/smarterthanmostofyou Feb 21 '25

Because he didn't perform well at the debate?

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '25

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u/smarterthanmostofyou Feb 21 '25

Oh god... Your comment history. Jordan Peterson, crypto and UFC. I'm so sorry lol. It makes sense now.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '25

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u/smarterthanmostofyou Feb 21 '25

That's exactly what happened?

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '25

Lol, you mean the loans these young adults took out willingly? I paid for my college with hard work, and Im saving for my children’s college. Taking accountability, a foreign concept to most you clowns.

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u/Scary_Ostrich_9412 Feb 21 '25

Get over yourself…

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u/pk1267 Feb 21 '25

This person is correct

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u/EagleForty Feb 21 '25

You're right! I'd rather my tax dollars go to funding tax cuts for billionaires and blowing up little brown kids in the middle-east.

If they weren't smart enough at 18 to know not to take out huge loans, under the false pretense of massive lifetime earnings, then that's their fault. 

It's exactly why we give massive government backed loans to 18 year olds with no income or experience to start small businesses. Right?

Right?