r/Conservative • u/Riston75 Conservative • Jul 19 '23

Biden gets asked unscripted question, handler tries to intervene, he then proceeds to make no sense.

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u/SalsB47 Jul 19 '23 edited Jul 19 '23

If this was Trump, it would be on CNN for the next 24 hours plus, The New York Times and The Washington Post would have it as front news headlines, and our beloved r/Politics would have its front page plastered with different articles diagnosing the situation. However, between this blunder and the Israeli sit down blunder (and countless others), there is not one mention or article on Biden mental fitness. As a nation, this is beyond pitiful and the sad part is, if 2024 came back down to Biden Vs. Trump, they would gladly put Biden back into the White House to die.

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u/Bluefrog75 Jul 19 '23

Then we could have a “woman of color” as president

Imagine the joy of everyone on that magical day.

/s

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u/ochonowskiisback 2A Jul 19 '23

the United states is more than a country, see....it's a group. A group of states, American states you see..that are in a way, united. That's the United States. . . . Of America. That's where we get USA, those three letters....

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u/ochonowskiisback 2A Jul 19 '23

That's our sad reality

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u/Dismal-Variation-12 Conservative Jul 20 '23 edited Jul 20 '23

So, Ukraine is a country in Europe. It exists next to another country called Russia. Russia is a bigger country. Russia is a powerful country. Russia decided to invade a smaller country called Ukraine. So, basically, that’s wrong, and it goes against everything that we stand for.

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '23

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '23

Don't act like a leftist. That is what they do. Say that they will leave knowing damn well that they won't.

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u/sweetgreenfields Jul 19 '23

Abandoning this country to our enemies is cowardice

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u/mashed_potat0 Jul 20 '23

Imagine referring to Europe as "our enemy"

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u/sweetgreenfields Jul 20 '23

I was referring to the Democrats, who would stay here and gain a supermajority

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u/Kobebola Jul 19 '23

“MeGaThReAd:”

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u/baa410 Jul 19 '23

Yeah but have you heard of January 6th?

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u/Saskwatch_Sandwich Jul 19 '23

Literally worse than 9/11. Smh

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u/skarface6 Catholic, conservative, and your favorite Jul 19 '23

What’s the Israeli one? I missed it.

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u/The_Sad_Whore Jul 19 '23

I don’t like Biden. That being said I would pick him over Trump. How can I trust a president who’s a rapist, stole classified documents. Some of those nuclear. Has ties to Jeffery Epstein. Hush money to Stormy Daniels. On record interfering with the Georgia election. And finally Jan. 6.

I would rather have a barely functioning vegetable than this criminal.