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⌈ Secret Post #4814 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Vent thread

[philstar22]

That makes sense. And Sanders wasn't my first choice either. Warren was. I think she could have won, but she made one big mistake that cost her. But between Biden and Sanders, personally I think Sanders is the better option. But I will vote for Biden if he gets the nom because Trump is not just evil in an abstract sense but has done things that destroys the lives of my clients and has killed former clients of mine. Trump is personal for me. I even would have voted for Bloomberg if he had been the nominee, as awful as he was.

Re: Vent thread

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Yep, your sentiments about Warren and Bernie are mine as well. I agree with your whole post in general. I just cannot do four more years of the insanity that is the Trump administration. I really can't.

And I feel like that's where a good portion of the country is as well. I think they're just exhausted with Trump and his antics, and current events are just further exposing how utterly inept he and his administration are. I really do feel like a lot of people are desperate for a change and a return to some kind of normalcy and calm, and that seems to be what they think Biden can bring. He's a familiar presence, he's somebody who's been in the White House already*, so they'll take it, even if he's not most people's ideal candidate. Almost like he can be a stepping stone to get us somewhat stable again, and then as time goes on we can start working to push forward with the more liberal stuff from there.

*That is one rather amusing element of Biden being the likely nominee. Trump ran and won on talking about how shitty the Obama administration was (and, of course, capitalized on the racism among those who couldn't stand that we had a black president for eight years), only for people to ultimately decide four years later that no, they're pretty okay with bringing back some element of that administration because Trump reminded them just how much better the previous administration actually was :p.