Great. I guess. Biden's gonna be the nominee. Well, now what? He's gotta figure out some way to wiggle out of the second debate. He obviously can't do that again.
Fair enough. I should have said incapable of campaigning effectively. He does not appear able to strongly present his case anymore. (see: debate, tonight's interview, etc)
I mean, sure. If you count the interview tonight as campaigning. I guess a better way of phrasing it would be that he's incapable of articulating why anyone should vote for him.
That's it. That's your plan. That's Will's plan. That's Biden's plan apparently. They HAD a plan, and it completely blew up in their face, but sure let's trust him to save Democracy now.
Again, I'd love you to explain how he wins from his current position. Trump's got his core group locked in, how do you get Biden over the hump? All these people saying he should step aside are gonna vote for him. How do you get the people who have been on the fence this whole time?
So, your plan is to hope for the best? And bank it all on a guy who is incapable of campaigning, or debating, or any of the things that typically push candidates over the top?
Cool. Well I hope you're right. That seems to fly in the face of all current evidence. I'd prefer not to chance something like that your guarantee, no offense.
Can you not acknowledge that Biden is behind? Voters no. 1 concern was his age. His theory of the campaign is that he would have an early debate and put those fears to rest, which would allow him to catch up. The EXACT OPPOSITE happened, so there's no real plan on how he catches up. That's the prob.
I don't think it's much vanity to think that one can pick someone who can speak in complete sentences, and that person may have a better chance at beating Trump.