Joe Biden Presidency thread *Please read OP - Threadbanned Users Added 4/5/21*

So why did he bring it in to the public space? What were his reasons for doing that? Have a good think about it and what else was going on in the news at the same time and see if you can figure it out.

You can stand on your head for all I care.

Turn off the TV while thinking about it though would be a good step. Although, they've pretty much all stopped talking about this now since Hillary told them to put up or shut up.

As far as I can see the Dems are now dominated by the progressives, and the Republicans are dominated by religious conservatives. There is a sensible middle who can hold the balance of power and progress sensible bipartisan policies. But that is just an opinion.

It has nothing to do with Durham, I have no idea who he is in terms of .

It has to do with creating a story out of nothing. You have accepted that his current case is nothing more than buying time.

There is nothing to talk about. There is no story. There might be, I have no idea. But until he actually produces anything then its nothing but manufactured nonsense.

So he is buying time? He has some ideas of what might have happened, hasn't been able to get the evidence to date, so pushed a quick case and made sure the media coveted it as if it actually meant something.

As of today, would you agree that nothing has been proven?

That this idea of the investigation being shut down is built on nothing but a rumour, and even if true, there is nothing unusual about an investigation being closed when no evidence is uncovered?

What evidence do you have that the DOJ was shutting this down?

Breaking news on SCOTUS nomination...

I really struggle to understand the GOP position on foreign policy. They want to get out of all foreign wars, think that Putin is fine and NATO is a complete waste of time, but at the same time think that Biden should be staying in foreign wars to stop Putin invading Ukraine!

Pick a lane guys.

Biden's deviousness knows no bounds. His ability to go back into the past and sign a withdrawal agreement with the Taliban to be out of Afghanistan by May 2021 and release 5,000 Taliban prisoners while reducing US troop numbers from 13,000 to a paltry 2,500 under Trump's nose while the Donald was still president is just staggering.

Trump, who is the main voice of the GOP and the GOP has stood steadfastly behind, has stated that he thinks Putin is a genius and this move is perfectly fine.

You cannot separate Trump from the GOP on this issue, Trump is the GOP, and the GOP does what Trump wants.

They might have hawks in their ranks, they might have people against Russia etc, but since none of them will be prepared to contradict Trump for fear of losing votes then it is nothing but a position they are willing to let slide for their own personal gain.

They can beg to differ all they like, but what did they do when Trump openly sided with Putin over the US security services? What did they do to try to understand possible Russian election interference?

Don't pay attention to what they say publicly, watch what they actually do.