Seems like a big deal

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2 hours ago, I_M4_AU said:

The man has been using his son’s death to garner sympathy since the day he died.  I’m sure originally he grieved and was heartbroken.  To continually use his death in the manner he has, especially to divert attention to his present situation, is in poor taste.  To lie about Fur as to asking a question Fur never asked and literally cry about being asked that question, when in reality, Biden brought the subject up is really questionable.

You have two choices: 1) he has memory loss so bad he didn’t realize how the subject came up in the questioning, or 2) he is of sound mind and willfully lied about the questioning to the American people to divert attention.  Either way, he doesn’t need to be in control of anything.

To answer you questions; Bernie and AOC are Marxist/socialists that have no real power.  AOC says a lot of socialist things out loud, but has no real power.  She is like the other squad members that bare watching in case someone with power ever starts to listen.

Warren is done with politics and is being passed over by the new Marxist/socialist.

Admittedly, I was working when Obama was President and my focus was not on politics, but he did grease the skids for what we see now.  It seems he did spy on Trumps campaign and disrupted the *peaceful transfer of power* in his own way.

 

I understand. I’m not sure he uses his son’s death for gain as much as he seems to bring it up when others are in grief or to show empathy with it.  Ie you’ve got cancer, a I had it once. Ultimately it kidnaps the other persons moment and it becomes about you. But either way, Ive noticed it and agree it’s inappropriate at times.

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