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Warpy

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3. He listened to experts, he knew how to delegate, and he had a VP ready to step in

Wed Jun 3, 2026, 02:22 AM

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if his health had significantly worsened, the VP either taking on part of the workload or taking over completely via a peceful and lawful transfer of power.

That's why I was annoyed beyond belief when the fools at the top pushed Biden out at the last minuute, leaving Harris too little time to campaign. I didn't expect Biden's health to hold up for another 4 years but that isn't a problem. It's why we have Vice Presidents.

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Why I never worried about Biden's health. [View all] OAITW r.2.0 Tuesday OP

Kamala.... n/t Chemical Bill Yesterday #1

Hillary/Harris 2028. OAITW r.2.0 Yesterday #2

That's a good way to get another Republican president iemanja Yesterday #4

If you read The Conyers Report... Chemical Bill 15 hrs ago #7

And what would their campaign slogan be, "The third time's the charm"? Rob H. 49 min ago #15

Also that. nt eppur_se_muova Yesterday #5

He listened to experts, he knew how to delegate, and he had a VP ready to step in Warpy Yesterday #3

I didn't either. LisaL Yesterday #6

Stage IV cancer is worth worrying about mr715 15 hrs ago #8

Not So Fast DET 14 hrs ago #10

But the cancer was there are was real. mr715 14 hrs ago #11

Yes, But DET 13 hrs ago #13

I was under the impression that any cancer can affect mental acuity mr715 1 hr ago #14

Nailed it, DET OAITW r.2.0 13 hrs ago #12

Plus... Chemical Bill 14 hrs ago #9