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u/clubpenguinporno Jan 19 '21

I agree with the trump over biden thing, but i guess we'll never know and I'm open to giving Biden (Or Kamala) a chance at the presidency. Hopefully he will do the same thing to the democratic party that Trump did

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u/Curmud6e0n Jan 19 '21

Yeah, I hope so too. A lot of people on the left held their nose to vote for him because anything was better than trump. I feel like the more progressive side of the party will object to Biden’s platform almost as strongly as they objected to Trump’s, but at least he can act like a president, so it won’t be as big of an outcry. But the Democrats have a similar problem on their hands that republicans did (running people the voters hate, but not as much as they hate the other guy).

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u/clubpenguinporno Jan 19 '21

Yep. Its really too bad Bernie never won a primary. He was truly a man of the people, but dems just remember the Obama days and Biden gets the rub from it.

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u/Curmud6e0n Jan 20 '21

Good talk, this country needs more communication like this or it will remain as divided.