(07-22-2024, 09:45 AM)HURRICANE!!! Wrote:

(07-22-2024, 09:20 AM)Jaguarmeister Wrote: Few on the right are angry about this.  The popcorn is out to watch the Dems blame each other for the internal [BLEEP] storm we're all witnessing roughly 100 days out.  Calling out the Dem's hypocrisy on the 25th isn't anger, it's gasoline on a fire (and a legitimate observation as well).   Calling out the "party of Democracy" for subverting Democracy isn't anger, it's gasoline on a fire (and a legitimate observation as well).  We'd all rather have the opposition candidate be accountable to the American people than to be an obvious sock puppet, but on the right, we'd all also like to see how high we can get the flames to go as well.

We're all dancing over here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_sY2rjxq6M

Subverting Democracy?   14m Dems voted for the Biden/Harris ticket in the Primary.  31m Dems did not vote in the Primary.   Biden dropped out and Harris will likely be the candidate.  Sounds like democracy to me.  Biden made his choice after getting sound advice from his constituents illustrating there was not path to victory for him.  His choice was made in the best interest of the country and he will be remembered for this accordingly.  Personally, as concerned that I was about his mental fitness in 2025, I was more concerned about the outyears of a 2nd term (2026-2028) given his deterioration...

Voting for the ticket isn't the same as voting for Harris.  Harris very very likely would not have been the nominee in an open and contested Democrat primary had Joe announced he wasn't running prior.  That's why so many Dems are reportedly not happy with her has the nominee right now if it stands.  That is absolutely subverting the democratic process.

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