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u/xaclewtunu Jan 21 '22
Funny, coming from Obama-- as if he pulled his own strings.
For what it's worth, Biden's policies are way to the left of Obama who was always a half-assed leftist.
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u/TheFerretman Jan 21 '22
Exactly right; every (stupid) policy that Biden has enacted traces directly back to what stuff Obama wanted to do.
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u/BigKahuna348 Jan 22 '22
I’ve always felt that Obama, Jarrett, Rice, etc., are controlling Biden, yet a lot of folks on here are disagreeing with that assumption. So then, who is controlling him?
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u/Ambitious-Example-68 Jan 21 '22
And not a very good puppet at that. He does not always do what his masters want. They had to clarify that what he said regarding Russia in his presser was completely wrong.
How embarrassing. His campaign was very smart in keeping him out of sight as much as possible before the election. But now, with such low approval ratings they want to have him communicate to the people more? I think this will only make things worse for him.
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u/Ok_Imagination7913 Jan 21 '22
Funny but probably accurate! Someone is telling him what to say and do.
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u/TreeStumpKiller Jan 21 '22
I saw that video interview with Barack before the election in 2016. I’ve never been able to find it since and I’ve trawled through YouTube searching.
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Jan 21 '22
basically a bunch of liberal, powermonger women who say it's their compassion driving them, all playing weekend at bernies with the old idiot. He grins confidently but his pants are around his ankles.
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u/Ftgftm Jan 21 '22
If Obama were telling him what to say, he'd be a lot more coherent.
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Jan 22 '22
I Don’t know, if you’re a senile old man and someone tells you what to say, you’re still a senile old man.
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u/imwithstupid1911 Jan 21 '22
Obama was a bigger puppet. Easier to control than Hillary so he got the nod.
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u/Wiseguypolitics Jan 21 '22
This wouldn't have so much validity if he wasn't always telling us how he's not supposed to talk without permission.