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[Duke Nukem]

I'm assuming he was some type of RINO based on his feels good hug box message and Trumps response to it? He never actually names any names and you could think he was on "your side" based on what he was saying.

I sure wish Biden would stop being so divisive , but he isn't the one running the show is he. He has been caught several times already saying things like "he's not allowed" and other such remarks that make it obvious he is just a warm place holder body.

Kinzinger was one of the 10 super RINOs that voted for impeachment

 

[Cherico]

Kinzinger was one of the 10 super RINOs that voted for impeachment

probably smart of him to leave

 

[Urabrask Revealed]

probably smart of him to leave

It won't save him.

 

[bintananth]

I'm not surprised that they haven't made him do the mandatory IQ test for Presidents yet.

He'd fail so hard that his handlers would have to shove him down several flights of stairs to conceal the truth.

Here are the requirements for someone to be the US President: a natural born US citizen over age of 35 who has been a US resident for the past 14 years.

That's it. An IQ test is not on that list. If we wanted to we could select someone who can't tie their own shoelaces without assistance and, yup, he's the US President because he's who we picked.

 

[Urabrask Revealed]

Here are the requirements for someone to be the US President: a natural born US citizen over age of 35 who has been a US resident for the past 14 years.

That's it. An IQ test is not on that list. If we wanted to we could select someone who can't tie their own shoelaces without assistance and, yup, he's the US President because he's who we picked.

Imagine being some dignitary who has to meet with a drooling imbecile of a president because somehow the citizens of the USA decided this was the man they wanted to represent them.

 

[bintananth]

Imagine being some dignitary who has to meet with a drooling imbecile of a president because somehow the citizens of the USA decided this was the man they wanted to represent them.

We elected Ronald Regan (an actor) and Wodroow Wilson so that's been done.

My great grandfather did not have nice things to say about Wilson and hated FDR to such an extent that he sent his brother and my grandfather to Bolivia during WWII.

 

[Cherico]

Imagine being some dignitary who has to meet with a drooling imbecile of a president because somehow the citizens of the USA decided this was the man they wanted to represent them.

this already happened with woodrow wilson post stroke.

 

[bintananth]

this already happened with woodrow wilson post stroke.

Regan had Alzheimer's and was practically not there during latter parts of his second term. During Wilson's second term the Senate did not approve the treaties ending WWI. As for FDR? My great grandfather knew about the "Manhattan District", "Tube Alloys", and the "Maud Committee" before Truman did.

 

[Terthna]

Here are the requirements for someone to be the US President: a natural born US citizen over age of 35 who has been a US resident for the past 14 years.

That's it. An IQ test is not on that list. If we wanted to we could select someone who can't tie their own shoelaces without assistance and, yup, he's the US President because he's who we picked.

As long as we're correcting each other, I shoud probably point out that he's not who we picked.

 

[bintananth]

As long as we're correcting each other, I shoud probably point out that he's not who we picked.

Um, if the Electoral College says "this person is the president" that decision is even more final than a US Supreme Court decision. The Supreme Court can reverse their decisions. The Electoral College can not.

 

[BlackDragon98]

Here are the requirements for someone to be the US President: a natural born US citizen over age of 35 who has been a US resident for the past 14 years.

That's it. An IQ test is not on that list. If we wanted to we could select someone who can't tie their own shoelaces without assistance and, yup, he's the US President because he's who we picked.

Sorry about the confusion. I meant the cognitive test, not the IQ test.

This one, Trump passed it with flying colors. (No Surprise)

 

[bintananth]

Sorry about the confusion. I meant the cognitive test, not the IQ test.

This one, Trump passed it with flying colors. (No Surprise)

Cognitive tests are worthless when it comes to determining if someone actually knows what's going on. If I wanted to I could get a zero on an IQ test by answering every question in just the wrong way.

Getting a score like that is the test taker saying "I'm fucking with you just because I can and I'm going to waste as much of your time as I can while you try to figure how to make a test I can't intentionally fail."

 

[Bear Ribs]

Cognitive tests are worthless when it comes to determining if someone actually knows what's going on. If I wanted to I could get a zero on an IQ test by answering every question in just the wrong way.

Getting a score like that is the test taker saying "I'm fucking with you just because I can and I'm going to waste as much of your time as I can while you try to figure how to make a test I can't intentionally fail."

I don't believe "It's possible to intentionally fail if you try" means a test is worthless, otherwise we'd have to conclude all tests involving a human ever are worthless.

I mean, we administer a driving test to people for a driver's license, it's certainly possible for a person to intentionally fail to pass the test, but that doesn't mean people who passed the test can't drive.

 

[bintananth]

I don't believe "It's possible to intentionally fail if you try" means a test is worthless, otherwise we'd have to conclude all tests involving a human ever are worthless.

I mean, we administer a driving test to people for a driver's license, it's certainly possible for a person to intentionally fail to pass the test, but that doesn't mean people who passed the test can't drive.

Agreed, however ...

Intentionally failing a 200 question standardized multiple-choice English test by answering every question wrong is not an accident.

The chances of someone doing so by picking random answers is 1.60693e−140. One of my sisters did that to prove a point when she was 14.

The inverse of that number is larger the number of atoms in the Observable Universe by at least 50 orders of magnitude.

 

[Terthna]

Um, if the Electoral College says "this person is the president" that decision is even more final than a US Supreme Court decision. The Supreme Court can reverse their decisions. The Electoral College can not.

The Electoral College can be decertified though. In any event, that doesn't change the fact that the American people did not vote Biden into office; he cheated his way in. Quite blatently, in fact; to the point where anyone claming he didn't is either a fool, or a liar.

 

[bintananth]

The Electoral College can be decertified though. In any event, that doesn't change the fact that the American people did not vote Biden into office; he cheated his way in. Quite blatently, in fact; to the point where anyone claming he didn't is either a fool, or a liar.

I will not argue with you about who actually won the last Presidential election because millions of people voted of which you and I are just two who might never be within a hundred miles of each other at any time while we're alive.

Biden was chosen.

Deal with it and do something to help your preferred candidate win the next election.

EDIT: Overriding the Electoral College can not be done without 2/3 of the Senate saying "he's gone". The House has to impeach the President before they can vote on removal.

The Senate has never removed a President. They can, but they haven't yet done so.

 

[Terthna]

I will not argue with you about who actually won the last Presidential election because millions of people voted of which you and I are just two who might never be within a hundred miles of each other at any time while we're alive.

Biden was chosen.

Deal with it and do something to help your preferred candidate win the next election.

Millions did vote; multiple times in same election, in fact. Many were also either dead at the time, or outright never existed. Seriosuly; this is not up for debate anymore. The fact is that the Democrats won the 2020 election fradulently, and there is nothing stopping them from doing so again. As things stand, neither of our votes matter; and they never will.

Biden was "chosen" by the establishement; not the American people. End of discussion.

 

[bintananth]

Biden was "chosen" by the establishement; not the American people. End of discussion.

Not really.

The alternative was Hillary Clinton. I'm a Democrat and I do not want another round of Clinton policies. I voted for her in '16 because I thought Trump was much worse.

In '16 or '20 I would have voted for someone mentally challenged who needs assistance to tie their shoe laces before I would even consider voting for a guy who has said extremely creepy things about what he wants to do with his daughter Ivanka.

 

[LordsFire]

In '16 or '20 I would have voted for someone mentally challenged who needs assistance to tie their shoe laces before I would even consider voting for a guy who has said extremely creepy things about what he wants to do with his daughter Ivanka.

That's a funny reason not to vote for Trump, given all the footage out there of Biden creeping on and sniffing little girls.

 

[Arch Dornan]

In '16 or '20 I would have voted for someone mentally challenged who needs assistance to tie their shoe laces before I would even consider voting for a guy who has said extremely creepy things about what he wants to do with his daughter Ivanka.

Does that include someone mentally challenged who would cop a feel of little girls in front of everyone?