100% projection coming from a spiritually bankrupt liar who doesnt even abide by the doctrines of his own religion.

This post was edited by gnarjay on Sep 10 2023 02:08pm

Your two posts: (take note )

Please remind me Joe Biden trials timeline.


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Oct. 2, 2023: Trial in Trump Organization civil fraud suit

Start of civil trial in the $250 million lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James accusing Trump and the Trump Organization of manipulating property valuations to get tax breaks and better terms on loans and insurance policies.
Oct. 23, 2023: First trial in Georgia case

Kenneth Chesebro, who was charged in the Georgia case, will stand trial nearly two months after being indicted. Willis asked the judge to schedule the trial for all 19 defendants—including Trump—on the same date.
Jan. 15, 2024: Trial in E. Jean Carroll civil defamation suit

Start of civil trial in writer E. Jean Carroll’s second defamation suit accusing Trump of defaming her in June 2019 when he denied having raped her in a Manhattan department store in the mid-1990s, claiming she was not his "type."
Jan. 15, 2024: Iowa Republican caucuses
Jan. 29, 2024: Trial in pyramid scheme class-action suit

Start of trial in class-action lawsuit accusing Trump and his company of promoting a get-rich-quick scheme that conned victims into forking over money.
Feb. 6, 2024: Nevada Republican primary
Feb. 27, 2024: Michigan Republican primary
March 4, 2024: Trial in federal Jan. 6 case

Start of the criminal trial in Special Counsel Smith's case related to Trump's efforts to remain in power after losing the 2020 election and his role in the events leading up to Jan. 6, 2021.
March 5, 2024: Super Tuesday primaries
March 25, 2024: Trial in New York state criminal hush-money case

Start of criminal trial in Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s case accusing Trump of falsifying business records to conceal hush-money payments to a porn star before the 2016 election.
May 14, 2024: Pretrial hearing in classified documents case

Start of a pretrial hearing in the classified documents case to address remaining issues about classified evidence or other matters related to the trial.
May 20, 2024: Trial in classified documents case

Start of criminal trial in Special Counsel Smith’s case accusing Trump of hoarding classified documents and obstructing the government’s efforts to retrieve them.

You weren't talking about a trial you were talking about Trump's family members (therefor Trump supporters = horrible idiots) and about Biden and his son (it's only Biden's son so no problem)

And just one hour between those two posts, lol

What I said earlier exemplified recently

>Biden starts rambling incoherently about the 3rd world
>Conference speech literally ended by someone to stop the train wreck

https://twitter.com/GrahamAllen_1/status/1700909287608913974

In 98% of jobs where you are in leadership and you are in this mental state, you would be asked to resign. Pretty astounding how large swaths of people can basically cover their ears and eyes and pretend all is well.

I feel like this is a Test.

Avoid people who vote for trump
Avoid people who vote for biden

100%

Hunter Biden smokes crack. Joe Biden has dementia

every time

No, "traditional American foreign policy" doesn't mean "everything bad that happened in the world where America had some involvement". Cause then we would forget the success that policy has had, which far surpasses the downsides. The post-WW2 world order that America has maintained, and fought for, and continues to fight for, is what I'm talking about. Misadventures and mistakes don't show how the policy hasn't worked, it shows how people like George W Bush didn't follow it. And there are situations where America made the right call to go in but we had a bad outcome(like Libya, IMO).

Traditional American foreign policy means some measure of stability, with support(and collaboration) from allies. It's not the sort of sporadic, spitting in the face of allies, *pretending to be doing madman theory but the president is actually a madman*.

Honestly, I wasn't even intending to get into a great foreign policy debate, my post was intending to mean that Biden acts as an American leader who isn't batshit crazy on the world stage, and who seems to have some coherent policy he is following.