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First DEVASTATING attack ad released on Joe Biden
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2020 Apr 10, 11:24am 1,695 views 22 comments
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clambo
2020 Apr 10, 11:46am
What is the title of the ad?
Addendum:
“Biden Stands up for China” is the name of the ad
Addendum:
“Biden Stands up for China” is the name of the ad
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Ceffer
2020 Apr 10, 12:24pm
Ceffer
2020 Apr 10, 12:24pm
They act like the ad is such a chop job, but it is actually pretty mild and factual.
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Rin
2020 Apr 10, 1:27pm
Rin
2020 Apr 10, 1:27pm
Even Cenk Uygur has given up hope ...
www.youtube.com/embed/WazhMHItMb0
It's pretty much game over when the most independent, progressive Democrat news outlet throws in the towel.
www.youtube.com/embed/WazhMHItMb0
It's pretty much game over when the most independent, progressive Democrat news outlet throws in the towel.
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AD
2020 Apr 10, 1:47pm
AD
2020 Apr 10, 1:47pm
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Biden, who graduated at or near the bottom of his Syracuse Law class, has given many nuggets just in the last year.
One was him being on camera during a new conference stating China is not a threat or adversary to the USA. Of course that was within a few days of the revisited news that his son Hunter Biden secured a $1 billion dollar deal with a ChiCom company back in 2014.
There are other nuggets like Biden recently stating he would not secure the border any more and would allow anyone who asks to enter the USA to remain in the USA.
Let alone, Biden has one of the most liberal voting records during his +36 years in the Senate.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_positions_of_Joe_Biden#Lifetime_ratings
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Biden, who graduated at or near the bottom of his Syracuse Law class, has given many nuggets just in the last year.
One was him being on camera during a new conference stating China is not a threat or adversary to the USA. Of course that was within a few days of the revisited news that his son Hunter Biden secured a $1 billion dollar deal with a ChiCom company back in 2014.
There are other nuggets like Biden recently stating he would not secure the border any more and would allow anyone who asks to enter the USA to remain in the USA.
Let alone, Biden has one of the most liberal voting records during his +36 years in the Senate.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_positions_of_Joe_Biden#Lifetime_ratings
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georgeliberte
2020 Apr 10, 2:07pm
georgeliberte
2020 Apr 10, 2:07pm
So is Joe already working on an updated personalized version of 'What Happened'.
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Rin
2020 Apr 10, 2:35pm
Rin
2020 Apr 10, 2:35pm
ad says
Hey, at least he graduated.
Al Gore Junior flunked out of his first year at Vanderbilt Law.
Biden, who graduated at or near the bottom of his Syracuse Law class
Hey, at least he graduated.
Al Gore Junior flunked out of his first year at Vanderbilt Law.
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Patrick
2020 Apr 11, 4:45pm
Patrick
2020 Apr 11, 4:45pm
jazz_music says
All of them? There would be almost nothing left of the Democratic Party.
jazz_music says
You're talking about the NY Times and NPR, right?
Get rid of the Democrats too who are bought off.
All of them? There would be almost nothing left of the Democratic Party.
jazz_music says
we need to make sure that never again can someone else with unlimited backing can fill our air with lies needed to stoke hate and prejudice against each other.
You're talking about the NY Times and NPR, right?
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FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2020 Apr 11, 4:58pm
FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2020 Apr 11, 4:58pm
HEYYOU says
This is possibly the stupidest thing you’ve ever posted here(and that’s saying a lot).
While Americans continue to die lol.
It's entertaining to watch Stupid RepCon & Retard Dems attack each other while Americans continue to die.
TrumpVirus has not hit enough RepCon & Dem families.
This is possibly the stupidest thing you’ve ever posted here(and that’s saying a lot).
While Americans continue to die lol.
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WookieMan
2020 Apr 11, 5:00pm
WookieMan
2020 Apr 11, 5:00pm
jazz_music says
Your family screwed a lot of people over and made them puppets....
My family was part of that fight all the way back to the very first labor union.
Your family screwed a lot of people over and made them puppets....
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FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden
2020 Apr 11, 6:36pm
jazz_music says
No his words were: I could shoot someone in the middle of the street and still get votes.
You keep adding your own spin to every word, and miss the whole point. It’s why left can’t meme.
Fortwaynemobile saysjazz_music saysTrump was Democrat too.
and buy the video
Proof that Democrats support killing white people.
Those are his words with name changes
No his words were: I could shoot someone in the middle of the street and still get votes.
You keep adding your own spin to every word, and miss the whole point. It’s why left can’t meme.
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porkchopXpress
2020 Apr 11, 9:17pm
porkchopXpress
2020 Apr 11, 9:17pm
So many people are beyond help or rational thinking. We fret about the coronavirus, but TDS and Left-wing lunacy is far worse and damaging to our species.
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georgeliberte
2020 Apr 12, 6:00am
georgeliberte
2020 Apr 12, 6:00am
I still think the left is trying a hail Mary pass, or more correctly:
Hail Joe, full of progress,
The party is with you,
Blessed are you amongst candidates,
And blessed is the fruit of your campaign,
Holy Joe, father of Democrats,
Pray for us undecided,
Now and in the hour of our election
Hail Joe, full of progress,
The party is with you,
Blessed are you amongst candidates,
And blessed is the fruit of your campaign,
Holy Joe, father of Democrats,
Pray for us undecided,
Now and in the hour of our election
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WookieMan
2020 Apr 12, 6:10am
WookieMan
2020 Apr 12, 6:10am
jazz_music says
Not sure what you're quoting. Unions most definitely had their place at the time in the early 1900's. It was actually a good thing.
In modern times they're counterproductive. They hold back the one's the could achieve more because pay is standardized for the best and worst workers in the same position. This really isn't a debate or question. My wife works in a business where the state forces prevailing wage payment. And then the unions come in still and try to break your knee cap. Unions are criminal figuratively and literally in modern times. We don't need them. Specifically public sector unions. It's a businesses choice for private sector.
If you want to see things like inner city black on black crime go down, dump the union completely. Incentivize districts with bonus' for reducing crime so the good cops can do their thing and stop crime. Instead, they know what they're going to get paid and have little to no incentive to go above and beyond. They just look for overtime to make more instead of doing a good job during regular hours.
WookieMan saysPfft.
The rich were killing us then too and that is why people rose up in solidarity then too.
You have no idea what you are saying.
The rich were killing us then too and that is why people rose up in solidarity then too.
There is no other way.
And that is why it happens. Good men give their life if needed.
Not sure what you're quoting. Unions most definitely had their place at the time in the early 1900's. It was actually a good thing.
In modern times they're counterproductive. They hold back the one's the could achieve more because pay is standardized for the best and worst workers in the same position. This really isn't a debate or question. My wife works in a business where the state forces prevailing wage payment. And then the unions come in still and try to break your knee cap. Unions are criminal figuratively and literally in modern times. We don't need them. Specifically public sector unions. It's a businesses choice for private sector.
If you want to see things like inner city black on black crime go down, dump the union completely. Incentivize districts with bonus' for reducing crime so the good cops can do their thing and stop crime. Instead, they know what they're going to get paid and have little to no incentive to go above and beyond. They just look for overtime to make more instead of doing a good job during regular hours.
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HeadSet
2020 Apr 12, 6:20am
HeadSet
2020 Apr 12, 6:20am
We don't need them. Specifically public sector unions.
Correct. Even FDR pointed out that no one needs both Civil Service and Union protection. If the Unions were actually pro-worker and not about extortion, Democratic campaign funding, and vote bundling, the Unions would be against illegal immigration.
Correct. Even FDR pointed out that no one needs both Civil Service and Union protection. If the Unions were actually pro-worker and not about extortion, Democratic campaign funding, and vote bundling, the Unions would be against illegal immigration.
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WookieMan
2020 Apr 12, 7:03am
WookieMan
2020 Apr 12, 7:03am
Tim Aurora says
I appreciate you making a decision, albeit an obvious one. I'm still in camp Trump, but am not at all happy with the virus response. Interested to see how he responds when we open back up and get an uptick in cases again.
I couldn't vote for Biden ever though. Even before Trump came around. We've got to stop electing career politicians. I'd say the same if the Republicans got Jeb Bush through in '16 (I didn't vote for POTUS that year). When I voted for Obama in '08 I kind of thought he would change things. But he was no different than any other R or D political hack. We need people that want the job and aren't beholden to previous donors. That's 100% what Biden is whether you like it or not. We can't do that anymore. Do what you believe, but there's almost no chance he gets elected even with the current turmoil.
Also, understand that Biden will NOT be the nominee. He theoretically is going to be, but they're going to swap him out. So you're probably going to have to write him in.
I am voting Joe Biden. Democrats are energized. Lets kick some butt
I appreciate you making a decision, albeit an obvious one. I'm still in camp Trump, but am not at all happy with the virus response. Interested to see how he responds when we open back up and get an uptick in cases again.
I couldn't vote for Biden ever though. Even before Trump came around. We've got to stop electing career politicians. I'd say the same if the Republicans got Jeb Bush through in '16 (I didn't vote for POTUS that year). When I voted for Obama in '08 I kind of thought he would change things. But he was no different than any other R or D political hack. We need people that want the job and aren't beholden to previous donors. That's 100% what Biden is whether you like it or not. We can't do that anymore. Do what you believe, but there's almost no chance he gets elected even with the current turmoil.
Also, understand that Biden will NOT be the nominee. He theoretically is going to be, but they're going to swap him out. So you're probably going to have to write him in.
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Shaman
2020 Apr 12, 7:48am
Shaman
2020 Apr 12, 7:48am
HeadSet says
Lot to unpack here. Wookieman is correct that unions standardize pay for good and poor employees alike. This can be annoying when a real slacker takes advantage. This is where the company needs to be careful in hiring. You can get rid of a bad employee but it’s a process you have to be committed to, and make them burn through their second chances.
But that standard pay is usually higher than non union pay, and the benefits are usually unmatched. Collective bargaining takes out the weakness of certain groups for this sort of thing and holds employers accountable to pay a living wage.
Even public sector unions have their place. My wife went from one college to another, both public sector, and makes about double at the union job than she did at the non union job, with more benefits. She now makes more than even the 20 year professors at the other college! That shows the power of collective bargaining which is sorely needed in higher education where the money usually goes to administration and sports and building unnecessary facilities (new stadiums are popular) rather than pay the professors and other instructors a living wage. A strong union changes all that.
Correct. Even FDR pointed out that no one needs both Civil Service and Union protection. If the Unions were actually pro-worker and not about extortion, Democratic campaign funding, and vote bundling, the Unions would be against illegal immigration.
Lot to unpack here. Wookieman is correct that unions standardize pay for good and poor employees alike. This can be annoying when a real slacker takes advantage. This is where the company needs to be careful in hiring. You can get rid of a bad employee but it’s a process you have to be committed to, and make them burn through their second chances.
But that standard pay is usually higher than non union pay, and the benefits are usually unmatched. Collective bargaining takes out the weakness of certain groups for this sort of thing and holds employers accountable to pay a living wage.
Even public sector unions have their place. My wife went from one college to another, both public sector, and makes about double at the union job than she did at the non union job, with more benefits. She now makes more than even the 20 year professors at the other college! That shows the power of collective bargaining which is sorely needed in higher education where the money usually goes to administration and sports and building unnecessary facilities (new stadiums are popular) rather than pay the professors and other instructors a living wage. A strong union changes all that.
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Shaman
2020 Apr 12, 7:52am
Shaman
2020 Apr 12, 7:52am
Tim Aurora says
Uh, not so much.
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/biden-consolidates-support-trails-badly-enthusiasm-poll/story?id=69812092
And the Bernie supporters are mad about the way the primary went down. Again. They voted Bernie for the issues, and Biden supports none of those issues. A return to the past is a disaster for millennials and YZ generations.
Among the normally very liberal 18-35 age group, Biden is tied with Trump at 44% each.
This is going to be a bloodbath.
I am voting Joe Biden. Democrats are energized. Lets kick some butt
Uh, not so much.
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/biden-consolidates-support-trails-badly-enthusiasm-poll/story?id=69812092
And the Bernie supporters are mad about the way the primary went down. Again. They voted Bernie for the issues, and Biden supports none of those issues. A return to the past is a disaster for millennials and YZ generations.
Among the normally very liberal 18-35 age group, Biden is tied with Trump at 44% each.
This is going to be a bloodbath.
The ad is in the first two minutes of this Rising clip. The rest of the clip is fantastic as well, if you want to keep watching. Krystal and Saagar nail it as usual!
www.youtube.com/embed/LIb0XQ9Hpvg