Opposing Trump as a potential right-wing dictator is one thing. Supporting Joe Biden by continuing to deny his obvious dementia and the majority opinion of most voters, including Democrats, that he does not have the mental and physical capacity needed to be President is another thing. Continuing to do the second is blind partisanship, no…
Opposing Trump as a potential right-wing dictator is one thing. Supporting Joe Biden by continuing to deny his obvious dementia and the majority opinion of most voters, including Democrats, that he does not have the mental and physical capacity needed to be President is another thing. Continuing to do the second is blind partisanship, not to mention journalistic malpractice, of the worst kind. If not reversed right away, it will only lead to a Biden loss and a Trump victory.
Opposing Trump as a potential right-wing dictator is one thing. Supporting Joe Biden by continuing to deny his obvious dementia and the majority opinion of most voters, including Democrats, that he does not have the mental and physical capacity needed to be President is another thing. Continuing to do the second is blind partisanship, not to mention journalistic malpractice, of the worst kind. If not reversed right away, it will only lead to a Biden loss and a Trump victory.