Well, except to the usual partisan fanatics.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/biden- ... distancingPresident Biden leaned inches away from someone’s face to urge them to practice social distancing as he promoted the nation’s vaccine progress Tuesday afternoon.
Video shows the president pointing to his face mask, leaning toward someone seated and encouraging them to follow the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s coronavirus guidelines.
Biden is no longer a candidate, but yes, I know what you mean. And I agree. Unfortunately, you've got to make do with what's available.
--//--Brian Peacock wrote: ↑Tue Apr 06, 2021 6:32 pmWhomever we consider responsible. Just like always.
I guess it's a comfort to some to believe that people only objected to the Trump administration because they didn't like the man personally - particularly if it denudes some adverse analysis of any (or all) context, and thus makes them feel like they don't have to apply themselves to the nitty-gritty, nuts-and-bolts of politics like policy, justification, and implementation. In a world seemingly awash with problems and beset by chaos a nice simple story like that protects the disinterested from having to give even half of a single shit about the things carried out in their name, and apparently on their behalf.![]()
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They tend to seek out information that confirms their preexisting
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views. They are overconfident in themselves and what they know.
Their political opinions form part of their identity, and they are
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politicians are hooligans.
Snopes?
I find them much more convincing than you, because they don't shy away from working to understand an issue and showing their work so it can be examined critically. I like that because I don't have to take their word for it. I can verify their facts and decide whether I agree with their reasoning or not.Cunt wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 9:18 pmSnopes?
I think they are part of the Democrat Party, but don't worry, I believe them to be fact checkers. I just don't click their links, so I'll just assume they proved that it's not true, in a way you find convincing.
For me, I'll just enjoy seeing which media sources seem allied to Biden, vs how many seemed allied to Trump.
I can't remember exactly which blowhards had media support smearing Trump about the human crisis at the border, but it's easy to check back to see who the media treated gently, lovingly and deferentially.Who built the cages, Joe
What’s embarrassing was that he was the better candidate.Cunt wrote:Did he really just take on the 'build that wall' thing from his predecessor?
He really is a clown, holy shit. It must be embarrassing to have him be the 'good candidate'.
“They disagree with something I couldn’t be bothered to investigate myself so they must be Democrats.”Cunt wrote:Snopes?
I think they are part of the Democrat Party, but don't worry, I believe them to be fact checkers. I just don't click their links, so I'll just assume they proved that it's not true, in a way you find convincing.
For me, I'll just enjoy seeing which media sources seem allied to Biden, vs how many seemed allied to Trump.
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