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Topic	Politics Containment Topic 406: At the Stroke of Mitchnight
Reg 09/14/23 10:04:39 PM #475:	Paratroopa1 posted... Wow, I can't believe that after years of everyone bitching about how Biden's too old, everyone thinks Biden is too old and not a competent president. Interesting! I have absolutely no idea what people people are seeing in these polls that they didn't expect to see. The "too old" poll is of no interest to me. Better job responding to a national crisis: Trump 51% Biden 44% This one is absolutely fucking comedic in the "if I don't laugh about it I'm going to fucking cry because wtf" sense though. We've seen how Donald Trump handles a national crisis as president (And I would say it played a significant role in him not getting reelected in 2020). And 51% of voters are literally, in 2023, like "Hm, yes, more of that please" <cite>Reg posted [p:976074602] in Politics C... [t:80521792]...</cite> <quote>Paratroopa1 posted... </cite><quote>Wow, I can't believe that after years of everyone bitching about how Biden's too old, everyone thinks Biden is too old and not a competent president. Interesting! I have absolutely no idea what people people are seeing in these polls that they didn't expect to see.</quote>The "too old" poll is of no interest to me.<quote>Better job responding to a national crisis: Trump 51% Biden 44%</quote>This one is absolutely fucking comedic in the "if I don't laugh about it I'm going to fucking cry because wtf" sense though.We've seen how Donald Trump handles a national crisis as president (And I would say it played a significant role in him not getting reelected in 2020). And 51% of voters are literally, in 2023, like "Hm, yes, more of that please"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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