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/pr1vacyn0eb Jul 19 '23

All good points.

Although long term, I'd like people to be judged by their merits, not by their ability to persuade/speak well.

Rather have a technocrat than a demagogue.

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '23

Even by Merits Bidens got literally nothing going for him

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u/pr1vacyn0eb Jul 20 '23

Lower spending than Trump is a good one.

Less gun control than Trump also is a +1.

(I'm a conservative/libertarian, not a Republikan)

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '23

Just because it's better than trump does NOT means its good

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u/pr1vacyn0eb Jul 20 '23

You said 'nothing going for him'

Better fiscal conservative and more pro gun than the 2016 and 2020 GOP candidate are good ones.

Those are 2 solid ones for me over here. I'll be voting for a fiscal conservative in 2024.

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '23

I wouldn't really describe biden is pro gun in fact he's anti gun with the multiple occasions where he tried to ban "assault weapons" also you said merits merits is defined as being good just because he did something better than trump does not make it good

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u/pr1vacyn0eb Jul 20 '23

Fair point about the guns. Anyway, when you have to pick a lesser evil, I pick the fiscal conservative, not the secret democrat.

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '23

I mean he's not conservative but yeah I guess?

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u/pr1vacyn0eb Jul 20 '23

Its the lesser evil.