I don't know why keep you saying the president doesn't have an impact outside of their terms when it's clearly a wrong statement to make. With all due respect man, you've said numerous times and it's been clarified to you that is not the case, how did women get denied abortion during a Biden presidency?

Also, a good chunk of politicians are puppets, it's not 2016 anymore, read and you find out, sources are plenty including MSM. 

You say it's not an issue the US cares about, but if this was the case, the statement would cut both ways, i.e., politicians wouldn't be doing anything to stop the genocide but more importantly, wouldn't be doing anything fund it with weapons, money and political protection at organisation like the UN etc. But you know very well it's American bombs that are slaughtering children, please spare me the attempts to absolve "your side" from what is clearly a human tragedy funded by our taxes. 

My theory is that they like how progressive he is in relative to the rest of the party.

I am personally gutted a second Biden term is such a distant possibility now, I had no idea I'd be saying this when he was first elected but the last 4 years has definitely shown that he's not been a continuation of previous Democratic presidents and has changed course on many issues, including foreign policy. Despite of Gaza, I still think other foreign policies and attempts were better than his predecessors like pulling out of Afghanistan and attempting to discipline the gulf monarchs (that didn't work out well but this is less about he's tried and more about where the world is right now). 

I can only hope if the dems win without Biden, the internal policies will continue to include a mix left/progressive policies. 

AOC's perspective/reasoning. 

If she's right about Democrats wanting to remove Harris too then Democrats are the biggest fucking idiots alive.

This is why I said earlier, people should be saying "Biden should drop out AND Harris should take over"

But they've just been going "DROP OUT BIDEN" without a clear message for what comes after.

I'm not hoping for the demise of the US, just for US' influence on the rest of the world to diminish. Which is already happening with the Global South, parts of Asia, ME moving to BRICS.

https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/how-would-new-brics-currency-affect-us-dollar-updated-2024

Trump shows Europe can't keep relying on the US "to do the right thing", a lot of the rest of the world has already come to that conclusion.


It's also not that Palestinians can't get support from way more countries, the main obstacle is the US blocking most if not all efforts to solve the conflict. And Trump has only been making it worse with the Abraham accords. A big reason why Arab nations aren't supporting a Palestinian state, addicted to US dollars and military support. https://responsiblestatecraft.org/abraham-accords-peace-middle-east/

The US is only interested in division, while China is actively brokering deals between Saudi-Arabia and Iran to find a path to peace in the ME.
https://gjia.georgetown.edu/2023/06/23/saudi-iran-deal-a-test-case-of-chinas-role-as-an-international-mediator/

The US as a whole not caring about what's done in their name is exactly the issue.

There we go, Warren showing how it's done.

To Harris...Pass the torch TO HARRIS.

Why is it so hard to just say Harris for some of them, Lol.

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Biden could have lost the re-election and went down as one of the most hated presidents of all time for refusing to step down. He has done the right thing here, no matter what happens he has chosen the selfless option and if Democrats win in November, Biden will be a hero to his party, history will look kindly on him even if they don't win I feel, few leaders would make this same choice. I'm not particularly thrilled it wasn't done as an address to the nation and he hasn't endorsed Harris (yet) but I'll give him a chance to fix that, as he says he will speak to the Nation later this week.