‘I believe Biden could have won’ | Robert Creamer

“The most effective progressive president in 50 years in the United States.”

Joe Biden’s “terrible performance” in the debate against Donald Trump wouldn’t have affected his electability, says political strategist Robert Creamer.

[tcphoto]

There's a big difference between getting elected and actually doing the job.

[sueschlesinger]

Include AMERICAN's in your add who have directly benefitted from the Democratic Administration that address dinner table issues:
- preserve right to choose,
- wellness care,
- chips jobs $$, infrastructure jobs $$,
- border solutions KILLED by Trump & his party.
- right to VOTE
- right to CHOOSE
ASK people to give a real life example of their democracy.
Ask these people what rights under our democracy they personally will lose, could lose, under TRUMP.

[steve.k]

The bottom line is the very people who want to win most, did not believe it, and that tells you a LOT

[robinhard]

If his incoherence during the election debate wouldn't have affected his electability, the USA must be a mighty strange country in which the electors don't care whether their president is compos mentis! On the whole it is useful to have a leader who can maintain his attention for more than two miunutes.

[smackattack]

And then there is the Easter bunny also

[bigglesharrumpher]

He might have won in a point of time, but lost the electorate afterwards....

[nelsonbl]

This guy has lost all credibility if he thinks Biden could have won!

[glynsmith]

Well he 'could have been a challenger'!!!!

[joseleon]

Who cares. Not only the what if but rhe real question, he was fitted?

[janpetersen]

'I believe Biden could have won' - a joke or completely serious. 🤔

[vicicooper]

Biden's speech? Not his speech, not even Biden. AI. This channel is so ignorant, and arrogant, as the saying goes. It's a laugh.

[KingRaccoon]

dont think so he could not even put 2 words together