Biden's Next Fall

[kalm]

I see that the goalposts in this poll have been moved.

I voted for an October surprise.

Ivy driving through Rehoboth Beach in October ...

Missed this one.

[BDKJMU]

[BDKJMU]

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Obviously needs training wheels..

[TheDancinMonarch]

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Obviously needs training wheels..

He'd probably put them on the front wheel.

[SeattleGriz]

[93henfan]

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[HI54UNI]

[SeattleGriz]

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrum ... 7164660467

I loved when they used that clip for Hillary falling up the stairs.

[SeattleGriz]

[Winterborn]

I legitimately laughed out loud at that.

[BDKJMU]

Whoever picked Jan-Feb 2023.

[UNI88]

[GannonFan]

I'd give him a pass on this one if they did diplomas like they normally do at these service academies. Last year he shook hands with every single graduate at USNA as they came up - he was standing in the sun for well over an hour. Don't know if that's how they did that here with the USAFA but that could explain some of it. He did go down pretty hard, hope he's okay. That's a tough fall for a guy that old.

[BDKJMU]

[BDKJMU]

[BDKJMU]

[BDKJMU]

Meanwhile the left is trying to claim Biden tripped over a sandbag. If that was the case, there would be all kinds of video showing his foot tripping on the sandbag, which is is about 4 feet left of where he fell. Yet, with countless dozens of cameras out there, no video of that.

[GannonFan]

Meanwhile the left is trying to claim Biden tripped over a sandbag. If that was the case, there would be all kinds of video showing his foot tripping on the sandbag, which is is about 4 feet left of where he fell. Yet, with countless dozens of cameras out there, no video of that.

Just looks like he moved too quickly - he turned and started moving way too fast for someone his age. Granted, he'd been out there basically in one spot for well over an hour shaking hands with each graduate. But he's old, there's no getting around that. Old people fall. Both Biden and Trump are old people who shouldn't be running for President. I'm not voting for either one, we deserve better than those two.

[BDKJMU]

Meanwhile the left is trying to claim Biden tripped over a sandbag. If that was the case, there would be all kinds of video showing his foot tripping on the sandbag, which is is about 4 feet left of where he fell. Yet, with countless dozens of cameras out there, no video of that.

Just looks like he moved too quickly - he turned and started moving way too fast for someone his age. Granted, he'd been out there basically in one spot for well over an hour shaking hands with each graduate. But he's old, there's no getting around that. Old people fall. Both Biden and Trump are old people who shouldn't be running for President. I'm not voting for either one, we deserve better than those two.

Except you already did.

[GannonFan]

Just looks like he moved too quickly - he turned and started moving way too fast for someone his age. Granted, he'd been out there basically in one spot for well over an hour shaking hands with each graduate. But he's old, there's no getting around that. Old people fall. Both Biden and Trump are old people who shouldn't be running for President. I'm not voting for either one, we deserve better than those two.

Except you already did.

Once. At the time, it was the right choice. I'm never voting for Trump nor have I ever so that's out of the question. Given the disaster that the Biden administration has been, particularly with the economy, there's no way I'm voting for him again. Through in the obvious mental decline and I'm not sure how anyone can vote for him and want him to be there for four more years. I doubt the Dems will cast him aside as their bench of hopefuls is significantly weaker than the GOP's side, but hopefully something happens with Trump and we don't see him again.

[BDKJMU]

Except you already did.

Once. At the time, it was the right choice. I'm never voting for Trump nor have I ever so that's out of the question. Given the disaster that the Biden administration has been, particularly with the economy, there's no way I'm voting for him again. Through in the obvious mental decline and I'm not sure how anyone can vote for him and want him to be there for four more years. I doubt the Dems will cast him aside as their bench of hopefuls is significantly weaker than the GOP's side, but hopefully something happens with Trump and we don't see him again.

There's not much difference in Biden/Trump 2020 and 2024, so saying Biden was the right choice in 2020, but not 2024, is incongruent, unless you had blinders on. It was obvious 2 1/2 years ago he was in obvious mental decline, and was going to be a disaster.

[SeattleGriz]

[UNI88]

Once. At the time, it was the right choice. I'm never voting for Trump nor have I ever so that's out of the question. Given the disaster that the Biden administration has been, particularly with the economy, there's no way I'm voting for him again. Through in the obvious mental decline and I'm not sure how anyone can vote for him and want him to be there for four more years. I doubt the Dems will cast him aside as their bench of hopefuls is significantly weaker than the GOP's side, but hopefully something happens with Trump and we don't see him again.

There's not much difference in Biden/Trump 2020 and 2024, so saying Biden was the right choice in 2020, but not 2024, is incongruent, unless you had blinders on. It was obvious 2 1/2 years ago he was in obvious mental decline, and was going to be a disaster.

Biden's mental decline was less obvious than trump's skullduggery in 2020 which is saying something because Biden's mental decline was painfully obvious.

[GannonFan]

There's not much difference in Biden/Trump 2020 and 2024, so saying Biden was the right choice in 2020, but not 2024, is incongruent, unless you had blinders on. It was obvious 2 1/2 years ago he was in obvious mental decline, and was going to be a disaster.

Biden's mental decline was less obvious than trump's skullduggery in 2020 which is saying something because Biden's mental decline was painfully obvious.

Indeed. Trump made himself unelectable by 2020 and then went even further with his temper tantrum of not winning the 2020 election. If the Dems hadn't jumped the gun with the weak impeachment two years earlier, I think Trump would have been removed from office with the impeachment following the Jan 6th riots. That's a good lesson why you shouldn't use impeachments to score minor political points - save them for when there really is reason to dispose the President.

Frankly, I always thought the Dems were going to use the 25th amendment on Biden a year or two into his term. The fact that Trump is still a likely candidate and that the Dems don't have anything on the bench is probably what kept them from moving Biden to a advanced care location.

[houndawg]

Nevermind...I see Winterborn asked my question

I am just curious.

Have never been a helicopter nor have I had a chance to talk to a pilot of one about flying one and the differences. I would assume that outside of high winds and maybe visibility, there would not be much of a difference between the two choices. But that is just a guess.

The differences are great enough that back in the day the Army would prefer that you didn't have fixed wing experience going into WOC school. The most common difference that I heard pilots mention is that a fixed-wing aircraft tends to fly itself but you have to fly a helicopter every second because they want to auger into the ground left to themselves. Back in late '76/early '77 at Ft. Polk I saw a Huey get flipped on its back while practicing hovering without hydraulics. One of the pilots was decapitated by a piece of rotor that had hit the ground and broken off, made a helluva mess and left a big stain on the flight line for months.