Should be an easy Biden vote from me.
Republican senators / politicians lost any ounce of sympathy I had for them in the past 4 years with the clown show they've made on trying to prosecute Hunter Biden for ....nothing, canceling student loan debt forgiveness, banning books from multiple states, outlawing abortion in multiple states, creating bounty laws to arrest women who have received an abortion, attempting to restrict voters rights in multiple states with bullshit lawsuits, and a laundry list of other issues (like striking down multiple laws to fix inflation and the like). And they aren't slowing down! They are relentless and will continue down this path to pass more bullshit like outlawing contraception, a nationwide ban on abortion, and other extreme draconian measures in their pursuit of power.
I don't think Biden's stance on Israel vs Palestine conflict is necessarily the best, but to be frank, I care much more about domestic policies than foreign ones. And while Biden's stance on the conflict isn't the best, can anyone really say the alternative path that Republicans are proposing on this issue is better? Just two weeks ago, Republican senators criticized Biden for halting weapons to Israel. I seriously doubt that Republican politicians will govern with Palestine's best interest in mind.
As for Trump himself, the man's latest trials and lawsuits have painted him in a terrible light and the dude is becoming increasingly incomprehensible every time I see him talk, with a lot of strange gaffs on top of some very dangerous talking points that get him into a lot of trouble. Not helping matters is that a lot of his top VP candidates are election deniers or very strange people. I believe Christi Noems recently bragged that she'd put down Joe Biden's Dog, Cricket, if she came to the White House. Puts a pretty bad picture on the rest of the party.
Before 2020, I was mostly politically uninformed and didn't have much of a grasp on what was going on. Paying a bit more attention and seeing the kinds of draconian measures these Republican politicians want to pass has nonetheless opened my eyes to a lot and has made the choice a lot more obvious (if the January 6 insurrection didn't do that already).
Republican senators / politicians lost any ounce of sympathy I had for them in the past 4 years with the clown show they've made on trying to prosecute Hunter Biden for ....nothing, canceling student loan debt forgiveness, banning books from multiple states, outlawing abortion in multiple states, creating bounty laws to arrest women who have received an abortion, attempting to restrict voters rights in multiple states with bullshit lawsuits, and a laundry list of other issues (like striking down multiple laws to fix inflation and the like). And they aren't slowing down! They are relentless and will continue down this path to pass more bullshit like outlawing contraception, a nationwide ban on abortion, and other extreme draconian measures in their pursuit of power.
I don't think Biden's stance on Israel vs Palestine conflict is necessarily the best, but to be frank, I care much more about domestic policies than foreign ones. And while Biden's stance on the conflict isn't the best, can anyone really say the alternative path that Republicans are proposing on this issue is better? Just two weeks ago, Republican senators criticized Biden for halting weapons to Israel. I seriously doubt that Republican politicians will govern with Palestine's best interest in mind.
As for Trump himself, the man's latest trials and lawsuits have painted him in a terrible light and the dude is becoming increasingly incomprehensible every time I see him talk, with a lot of strange gaffs on top of some very dangerous talking points that get him into a lot of trouble. Not helping matters is that a lot of his top VP candidates are election deniers or very strange people. I believe Christi Noems recently bragged that she'd put down Joe Biden's Dog, Cricket, if she came to the White House. Puts a pretty bad picture on the rest of the party.
Before 2020, I was mostly politically uninformed and didn't have much of a grasp on what was going on. Paying a bit more attention and seeing the kinds of draconian measures these Republican politicians want to pass has nonetheless opened my eyes to a lot and has made the choice a lot more obvious (if the January 6 insurrection didn't do that already).
