Who says he’s going to BED at 8pm? That’s ridiculous and not even vaguely implied here. Get a grip.

So now you’re just projecting what you think his schedule is? Just because he doesn’t want to have events scheduled at all hours of the night doesn’t mean he actually goes to bed at 8pm and doesn’t wake up until 11am. Any normal person needs time to eat dinner, time to unwind before going to bed. Hell I start unwinding around 7pm but don’t go to sleep until almost midnight. Maybe you’re just one of their weird people who requires zero sleep but the rest of the planet actually takes time to relax so they can get some decent sleep and be up early again the next day.

Is this supposed to be a bad thing? Honestly I don’t want the guy holding the nuclear launch codes to be making decisions on a few hours of sleep, no matter what your age is.

Yes, that must be it! Wait a minute… isn’t that Trump’s line?

Then how come the NYT doesn’t equally cover the much more frequent recorded ramblings of Trump? Sure Biden has had some problems. Hell I frequently find myself rambling when speaking in front of a crowd and have to pull myself back on track and I’m nowhere near Biden’s age. However Trump does it pretty much at every single rally or other event he speaks at, so where’s the equal coverage of all these incidents? Where’s the calls to have Trump step down as mentally unfit and too old for office? It may not be fake news, but it is most certainly and overwhelmingly one-sided news.

If you think Trump will protect your democratic rights, tHeN yOu HaVeN’t DoNe YoUr ReSeArCh!

Was it his right hand, or did he decide to go strange and choose the left hand? It’s not like he thinks anyone else is qualified to be in his presence.

Not that it’s actually possible, but if Texas ever DID secede it would mean that the GOP would never again win a vote for the presidential race (unless California ALSO seceded).

I just find it hilarious that all these people claim they hate America so much that they want to leave, yet none of them are willing to simply move. I guess that would require too much personal effort.

At least I actually acknowledge that ALL of the candidates are shit and we need to try to pick the one who has made some effort towards improving some aspects. If we’re “shameless” then what do you call the people who support someone who can’t even acknowledge their own mistakes and blame everyone else when something goes against them? Everything is “rigged”? A court of his peers is rigged because he lost? A national election is rigged because he lost? Hell even TV networks are rigged because he lost “The Apprentice”. The man thinks he’s a literal god and that everybody loves him, yet his ego can’t handle when photographic evidence shows how few people care to support him.

You’re the one who is trying to change grade-school level politics to suit your own beliefs. If you think I’m making this up then it’s up to you to prove me wrong. If the best you can come up with is name-calling then you already know you lost the argument.

So according to your own links, Democrats controlled the House and Republicans controlled the Senate after the 2020 election. And what’s your point? Anything as contentious as women’s rights can be passed by one chamber and vetoed by the other chamber. They still don’t have any authority to overrule SCOTUS, and they can’t pass something without support from both chambers.

As I said before, your argument has no weight. If this were an easy thing to do, Republicans also could have passed a bill completely eliminating women’s rights in the past when they had full control of both houses and the presidency. Funny how they didn’t do that.

Also, 2010 was the last time Dems controlled both houses, so you’re wrong on that count as well.

Which makes no difference since they have no say over SCOTUS rulings. You could just as easily be arguing that the Republicans didn’t block abortion rights during all of the many times they have been in control of both houses AND has a president backing them. Didn’t make any difference then, either, did it?

So you’re saying it was bad of Biden to take families and humanitarian considerations into account when when he passed his bill, and he should have just done the same thing Trump did? Plus Biden already knows it’s going to get shot down in court (just like Trump’s bill did) and therefore it has no teeth except for shutting down the whiny complaints of Trump.

The Dems are in charge? Excuse you? Republicans have 49 votes (compared to 47 for Dems) in the Senate, and 218 votes (213 for Dems) in the House.

Do we trust the guy who tanked his own party’s bipartisan bill just so he could still keep rambling on about there being a “problem” with immigrants? We all know Biden only made this change because conservatives can’t see part their own rhetoric about the border problem, they choose to ignore that Republicans won’t pass any bill regarding the border with daddy-Trump’s blessing, now will they acknowledge the fact that the number of people illegally entering has actually gotten lower under Biden.

If the party on the right actually wanted to DO something about immigration, they could have done so already. This post is just another lame attempt to make a “both sides” argument while ignoring the reality of the situation.

Show me the $10k EVs that were available in the US before that bill went through.

Well you can vote for Republicans, who continue to pass bills that block renewables and promote a reliance on fossil fuels, or you can vote for Democrats who at least try to pass bills to support our chance at a future. Yeah there are some who have crossed the aisle, but these are the policies of the vast majority of each party.

Wow $10k for brand new is really amazing… Yeah they’re definitely bending us over here in the US.

It’s nice to see, but $40k is still a rich-man’s market. I’ve never paid more that $12k for a vehicle, and that was a fully-loaded SUV. No I do not buy anything new, and until there are enough used EVs to reach the $6000 market you still won’t see a significant number of them replacing older vehicles. I also tend to have high standards – my first car (a 1974 Pontiac) was driven for 24 years and over 300k miles. That was replaced by the mentioned SUV which I’ve now driven for 15 years and have no real problems with (I do need to replace the upholstery on the front seats soon). How do EV’s rate for reliability so far?