Biden says the NAACP endorses him after his made his fateful comments about "you ain't black."
NAACP claps back and says they do not endorse him:
https://www.naacp.org/latest/naacp-statement-endorsement-comment-former-vice-president-joe-biden/
Originally posted by dadudemon
Biden says the NAACP endorses him after his made his fateful comments about "you ain't black."NAACP claps back and says they do not endorse him:
^dishonest narrative. the 'you ain't black' comment had nothing to do with it, and they did not "clap back" but only reiterated their position:
"We want to clarify that the NAACP is a non-partisan organization and does not endorse candidates for political office at any level."
don't know why you'd feel the need to embellish, since bidens claim was quite embarrassing for him
Originally posted by Bashar Teg
^dishonest narrative. the 'you ain't black' comment had nothing to do with it, and they did not "clap back" but only reiterated their position:"We want to clarify that the NAACP is a non-partisan organization and does not endorse candidates for political office at any level."
don't know why you'd feel the need to embellish, since bidens claim was quite embarrassing for him
You took the bait. You wouldn't have if you paid attention to the actual news and not the spin-doctor fake news
Joe Biden, in the same exact interview Charlamagne, where he said, "If you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t black", he also said, "I have a record that is second to none, the NAACP has endorsed me every time I've run."
Which prompted the NAACP to almost immediately and officially retort, on the very same day, "[The NAACP] does not endorse candidates for political office at any level."
Thus clapping back against Biden in very swift fashion, calling him a liar and smacking down his false claim of being endorsed by the NAACP.
Source with all of this content:
Here's what you should not do to avoid falling for this bait in the future:
I never checked the news over it. only clicked your link to the naacp's very clear and simple announcement concerning their traditional refusal to endorse presidential candidates of any sort.
but I guess your emotional word salad proved them wrong about their own clarification statement, which had nothing to do with you false narrative. sure #gotme there. dur
It sounds like you two actually agree on this.
It's worrying how easily Joe Biden lies about these kind of things, often just fabricating easily disprovable statements on the spot. I wonder whether he actually believes them or just thinks they are convenient at the time. In that way he is similar to Trump, although Trump may be lying a bit more frequently, but under cover of more plausible deniability.
Originally posted by Bashar Teg
we agree that biden told an embarrassing dipshit lie, but ddm had to ruin it with his dishonest narrative and subsequent gaslighting when called on it. shame, really.
That's literally not what happened. Stop throwing a tantrum because you were ignorant of what went on in the news.
Biden lied about always being endorsed by the NAACP during the same interview he said his retarded "you're not black."
NAACP very swiftly smacked him down in the very same day and said they never endorsed Biden or anyone for that matter.
The mental gymnastics you go through to try and make yourself appear even a tiny bit correct is cringey as hell, dude.
Here's my original post which you tried to contradict:
Originally posted by dadudemon
Biden says the NAACP endorses him after his made his fateful comments about "you ain't black."NAACP claps back and says they do not endorse him:
https://www.naacp.org/latest/naacp-statement-endorsement-comment-former-vice-president-joe-biden/
Biden, literally, in the same interview, stated in the same interview, AFTER his fateful "you ain't black" statement, that the NAACP always endorses him. Same interview....after.
It's looking worse for the 2020 presidential election than 2016 did.
Only 3% of Bernie voters rallied behind Biden, financially.
Bernie voters appear to be more polarized this year than even 2016. You can see it on the left-leaning places. They are mad and hate Biden. They are working as an anti-Biden PR team and are pretty much united with the GOP on ruining Biden.
The diehard Bernie Bros, that is.
This fall is going to be a shitshow. Still looks like a landslide for Trump.
Originally posted by dadudemon
It's looking worse for the 2020 presidential election than 2016 did.Only 3% of Bernie voters rallied behind Biden, financially.
Bernie voters appear to be more polarized this year than even 2016. You can see it on the left-leaning places. They are mad and hate Biden. They are working as an anti-Biden PR team and are pretty much united with the GOP on ruining Biden.
The diehard Bernie Bros, that is.
This fall is going to be a shitshow. Still looks like a landslide for Trump.
I think Trump is going to win but I think there are some things in Biden's favor that will probably make the election closer than 2016, electorally.
People in the midwest and in various swing states seem to be less grossed out by him than they were Clinton. Also, assuming he's able to campaign at all by election day, his campaign will likely be smarter than Clinton's as far as where to campaign, and not completely neglect important states like she did.
Originally posted by dadudemon
It's looking worse for the 2020 presidential election than 2016 did.Only 3% of Bernie voters rallied behind Biden, financially.
Bernie voters appear to be more polarized this year than even 2016. You can see it on the left-leaning places. They are mad and hate Biden. They are working as an anti-Biden PR team and are pretty much united with the GOP on ruining Biden.
The diehard Bernie Bros, that is.
This fall is going to be a shitshow. Still looks like a landslide for Trump.
But Trump killed more people then vietnam! 😱
Originally posted by BackFire
I think Trump is going to win but I think there are some things in Biden's favor that will probably make the election closer than 2016, electorally.People in the midwest and in various swing states seem to be less grossed out by him than they were Clinton. Also, assuming he's able to campaign at all by election day, his campaign will likely be smarter than Clinton's as far as where to campaign, and not completely neglect important states like she did.
I think the moment Trump and Biden are side by side, the common voter will see this, no matter how much the media tries to save "their guy", it's going to cause dem voters and independents to just simply not show up rather than vote for Biden.
We saw 50% of that in Virginia. The Republican voting base showed up in massive numbers almost to the level of a gubernatorial race - uncharacteristic of a special congressional election.
There may not be debates at all this year though because of Covid.
Plus a big thing working against Trump this time is that he's no longer, by any logical metric, an underdog this time. He's the presumptive winner. I think a lot of people voted for Trump thinking he had no chance just because they wanted to vote for an underdog. I know several people who did this, voted for Trump not because they actually wanted him to win but because they thought he had no shot at all and didn't really want to vote for Clinton, and then when he won they regretted doing that.
Originally posted by dadudemon
It's looking worse for the 2020 presidential election than 2016 did.Only 3% of Bernie voters rallied behind Biden, financially.
Bernie voters appear to be more polarized this year than even 2016. You can see it on the left-leaning places. They are mad and hate Biden. They are working as an anti-Biden PR team and are pretty much united with the GOP on ruining Biden.
The diehard Bernie Bros, that is.
This fall is going to be a shitshow. Still looks like a landslide for Trump.
And Bernie supporters shouldnt be supporting Biden. Hes against everything they stand for like Medicare for all.
But this isnt going to be the landslide you think. An historically accurate Election model is showing almost the opposite. A landslide for Biden. Same model was showing a Trump victory before the Pandemic.
But I agree when it comes to debates it will be easy for Trump to rip apart a guy with clear cognitive decline.
Not that I care either way because it seems to me like both your choices are really lousy. And this 2 party choice (neither of which seem very left to me) backed by massive media outlets on both sides doesnt seem very democratic at all.
Originally posted by Darth Thor
And Bernie supporters shouldnt be supporting Biden. Hes against everything they stand for like Medicare for all.
So if they cannot get single-payer, they will turn down universal coverage with a public option, in favor of the private system they have under Trump? Real galaxy brain thinking there.