auntblabby wrote:
blooiejagwa wrote:

i don't understand the last one..is it meant to mean that if you're black, you're illiterate? (i know it's not true, it's just the only thing that fits the odd message) weird
when interviewed by a black radio station, biden made the comment "
If you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain't Black" - which made jaws drop, like
OMG what a senior moment he's having!it's sad that America is going through this situation... it would be nice to have leaders who aren't going through dementia.. also i dont know why Bernie Sanders stepped down but maybe he was having health issues..
can't there be a younger person who is also leader material,
come forward for all parties, just having seen trump now, on twitter always posting
unnecessary / unhelpful things like 'your favorite president, me!' in his rambles.
that's not a properly sane influence.. you can have all kinds of political stances but why not have a more adept, stable
leader for them?
i was reading in one of joan collins' books ( i have read several of them already--the non-fiction ones) how she has always encountered mostly exceptionally smart, polite and kind americans,
and it goes against the stereotype.
it might just be 'the circles' she moves in..
but my point is..
she was pointing out good qualities and comparing it to UK culture degenerating , with lots of examples--
like 'we should learn from them'
but now everyone has free rein to laugh at the state of their leaders\
she did use the word churlish for obama taking down winston churchill's statue, which was funny. it's weird how her views are very contradictory..
like she has done the same things she is against now..
or doesn't give benefit of the doubt to people -- but then rants about that happening to her too
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