The Case For Biden

@oralloy,

Your prattle about outlawing the democratic party. we put them in charge of the government after the corrupt gop spent four years ******* us over. which is an indicator of the american high regard for the dems. 80 million voters think you're wack.

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@MontereyJack,

Outlawing the Democratic Party will put an end to their abuse of power.

An appeal to the crowd fallacy will not change that.

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@oralloy,

Overall, the American people are pretty well divided on what we do and do not want.

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@oralloy,

After 4 years of trump;s impeachments, we know where the abuse of [ower has been. You're talking about the american people, so I put it in terms of the american people. that's the crowd you want to talk about, and we want the democrats. as usual, your attempt at word games falls flat.

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@roger,

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Overall, the American people are pretty well divided on what we do and do not want.

According to "polls" equally divided on red or blue lines, but anyone with a hint of reality knows there's many dozens of shades of purple in between.

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@Builder,

80 milion to 73 million. dems on top. outlawing the democratic party ain't gonna happen. stupid oralloy fantasy.

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@MontereyJack,

All it takes is a vote in the House, a vote in the Senate, and the signature of the President.

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@MontereyJack,

MontereyJack wrote:

After 4 years of trump's impeachments, we know where the abuse of power has been.

Yes. Democrats abuse their power constantly.

MontereyJack wrote:

You're talking about the american people, so I put it in terms of the american people. that's the crowd you want to talk about,

I wasn't talking about any such thing.

MontereyJack wrote:

and we want the democrats.

You don't speak for the American people. However, after the Democratic Party is outlawed, anyone who wants the Democratic Party will just have to learn to get along without them.

MontereyJack wrote:

as usual, your attempt at word games falls flat.

More lies and slander. I don't play word games.

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@oralloy,

you sure con't know yourself.

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@oralloy,

since the democrats, by popular will, control all of those, it ain't gonna happen , no matter how much you fantasize.

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@MontereyJack,

and pf course it's completely unconstitutional, but conservatives hate the constiution, that's clear.

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Biden Faces a Brutal Choice on Afghanistan
He probably doesn’t want to pull all the troops out. He definitely doesn’t want to send more in. There may not be a third choice.

President Biden is facing a dilemma that he would rather not face. Sometime in the next few months, he will have to pour more troops into Afghanistan or pull out altogether. There is almost no other real option.

The United States currently has 2,500 troops in Afghanistan, the lowest number since the war began 20 years ago. An agreement that President Trump signed with the Taliban calls for all U.S. troops to leave the country by May 1. In turn, the Taliban pledged to dissociate themselves from terrorist groups such as al-Qaida and to refrain from attacking civilians. They have not complied with either condition.

So should Biden stay after May 1 or leave anyway? The issue goes beyond numbers. The president and his aides are conducting a policy review, and the review should ask a basic question: What do we want to accomplish in Afghanistan after all this time, and is that goal feasible? If not, should we cut our losses and go home?

Slate

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@revelette3,

I read somewhere that the biggest problem is that the Taliban think they’ve already won.

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@MontereyJack,

MontereyJack wrote:

you sure don't know yourself.

No, you're just lying about me (again). I don't play word games.

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@MontereyJack,

MontereyJack wrote:

since the democrats, by popular will, control all of those, it ain't gonna happen, no matter how much you fantasize.

The Democrats are not going to control them forever.

They're going to lose two of the three in a couple years in fact.

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@MontereyJack,

MontereyJack wrote:

and of course it's completely unconstitutional,

That is incorrect. Outlawing the Democratic Party would not violate the Constitution.

MontereyJack wrote:

but conservatives hate the constitution, that's clear.

Progressives are the ones who violate people's rights for fun.

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@revelette3,

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Biden Faces a Brutal Choice on Afghanistan
He probably doesn’t want to pull all the troops out. He definitely doesn’t want to send more in. There may not be a third choice.

There is a third choice. Endless status quo where we keep the current Afghan government propped up and train their army.

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@oralloy,

so far your predictions about democratic majorities are sixteen years off.

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@oralloy,

more of the usual nonsense.

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Since the Saudi crown prince approved the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi - according to the Office of the
Director of National Intelligence - the State Department has identified 76 Saudi Arabian individuals who may be subject to sanctions under what it is calling the "Khashoggi policy", according to Bloomberg News.

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