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newdeal2

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40. Maybe he is trying to piss Trump off?

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Thu May 8, 2025, 04:15 PM

May 2025

Saying he is responsible for his victory.

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Biden takes responsibility for Trump's victory: 'I was in charge and he won' [View all] In It to Win It May 2025 OP

Joe looked & sounded good today on The View dflprincess May 2025 #1

I Don't Know Joe: Chasstev365 May 2025 #2

The American Public bears more responsibility, maxsolomon May 2025 #3

They deserve all the responsibility because THEY KNEW WHAT the sociopath DID on January 6th, and those JohnSJ May 2025 #51

Too many of the Pelosi Dems are going to read into Biden's self-blame. Baitball Blogger May 2025 #4

What isa Pelosi Dem? Akakoji May 2025 #12

I'm one. mr715 May 2025 #19

You're violating site rules Akakoji May 2025 #46

How? mr715 May 2025 #48

Show don't tell... Baitball Blogger May 2025 #24

Oh ffs themaguffin May 2025 #22

Not just a poor job, the absolute worst in United States history! Initech May 2025 #5

In Putin's eyes Alice Kramden May 2025 #13

The sooner Putin and Medvedev rid the world of their evil existance the better. Initech May 2025 #36

Why that question? Why is he responsible? That doesn't make sense to me considering the media hit job. chowder66 May 2025 #6

Given that he is the only president to withdraw that close to the election, it's a fair question MichMan May 2025 #9

Because Biden is a real leader Johonny May 2025 #11

As he said, he was "in charge." lees1975 May 2025 #29

According to YouGov poll - 19 thousand who voted for Joe in 2020 womanofthehills May 2025 #33

19,000 from one small state perhaps Zambero May 2025 #38

I think it's an unfair question EdmondDantes_ May 2025 #49

Imagine that, a president willing to take responsibility for things that happened under his watch. sop May 2025 #7

Sadly DENVERPOPS May 2025 #18

If history remains recorded, it will recall Joe Biden as a great man. NNadir May 2025 #8

Biden was DENVERPOPS May 2025 #20

They repeated outrageous slander about him, none of it even remotely true Walleye May 2025 #27

As Hitler's buddy Goebbels said DENVERPOPS May 2025 #41

He's chosen the harder path Torchlight May 2025 #10

I acknowledge that Joe is a stand up kind of guy, but I can't blame him for Dump's win. love_katz May 2025 #14

Sorry he gets a piece Nasruddin May 2025 #16

He gets a piece of it Nasruddin May 2025 #21

Nope. Not from this voter. love_katz May 2025 #26

I think well meaning folks engage in "if only he had realized he had a problem..." I know I did. CTyankee May 2025 #34

Biden did a stellar job for the American people under extremely difficult circumstances Mysterian May 2025 #39

Both sides? Cirsium May 2025 #32

I disagree. love_katz May 2025 #37

Thanks Cirsium May 2025 #42

My point is that it's Republicans who claim that everything bad is Democrats fault. love_katz May 2025 #43

Taking the blame Cirsium May 2025 #45

The test Nasruddin May 2025 #15

That is refreshing Cirsium May 2025 #17

Biden had two great slams of Trump during the interview. Wiz Imp May 2025 #23

Those were delicious moments. Saw them yorkster May 2025 #30

So a bent MSM, caged and disqualified votes, Russian and oligarch interference behind the scenes and the internet, Ford_Prefect May 2025 #25

Let us not forget Russian meddling, right wing lies, Eloon, etc. etc. etc. groundloop May 2025 #28

Joe and Jill looked great. It was great to see them. Walleye May 2025 #31

he is owning the blame, owning it because he has been blamed in more ways than one... peacebuzzard May 2025 #35

Maybe he is trying to piss Trump off? newdeal2 May 2025 #40

Yep, Should of fired Merrick the Meek. republianmushroom May 2025 #44

here's the link to the view interview orleans May 2025 #47

Should have replaced Garland orangecrush May 2025 #50