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Frasier Balzov

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3. Is there any reason to think

Reply to Tom Rinaldo (Original post)

Fri Jul 19, 2024, 02:13 PM

Jul 2024

that Kamala Harris would take the Presidency in some vastly different direction than Joe Biden would want it to go?

I don't understand why Joe shouldn't be perfectly satisfied to be her close adviser when she succeeds to office. He's very interested in policy areas where she will benefit greatly from his help during his reduced working hours.

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On this at least I'm certain. Either Biden or Harris must head our ticket [View all] Tom Rinaldo Jul 2024 OP

I'm still ridin'with Biden. If someting happens during his presidency Harris is good to...Both are good..nt mitch96 Jul 2024 #1

I agree with you, both are honorable and either will lead well. CoopersDad Jul 2024 #2

Is there any reason to think Frasier Balzov Jul 2024 #3

Not that I'm aware of. Tom Rinaldo Jul 2024 #8

Is has to be Biden dreamland Jul 2024 #4

I'm not so sure about the public not being ready for a female President Tom Rinaldo Jul 2024 #6

There is the little matter of the 14 million people who voted in the primary. waterwatcher123 Jul 2024 #5

Biden earned those 14 million votes, no argument there Tom Rinaldo Jul 2024 #7