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appleton king's avatar

phew...scared me there for a second...glad we are in agreement and my own views...well to get them in this piece was a torturous goat path so thanks💥💪

ezra observation so good and what i wanted to say but forgot in body was the idea many have expressed and we all feel that the "president" is far too dependent on our expectation of "star" when basically like the throat he or she is just a delivery system of food (the people and party around him) to the damn stomach...that said this delivery system is suffering terrible blockage 😜

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<Mary L. Tabor>'s avatar

I totally agree and add this: We are at what could be a critical point after the debate because something was clearly amiss with President Biden who has done such a great job--and not enough is known about that or about what was wrong during the debate. As a president, he must make decisions and he has, brillliantly, but as a candidate he must communicate and he failed at that during the debate. The question we who support him and must face is whether he should gracefully concede and admit that one term was enough. I do think something is wrong, perhaps a medical condition that has not yet been diagnosed. That performance was not only a cold--how could it be? I'll vote for him but my fear is that the race is too close, that what is at stake is too great to allow Trump to win because, if he does, and he might, we will lose our democracy, our Constitution and our freedom. By not allowing someone younger and stronger to take over--and there is still time--he will be making the mistake that Ruth Bader Ginsburg made. I know that we are not the deciders for this question that I raise, but I do think we are at a critical point to save our country and prevent Trump, his morally deficient persona, his desire for an autocracy and his lies to take over.

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