> In reality this is a side-effect from them having Biden's old and corrupt ass
> in the white house. But as Ron always says: the elite are ignorant. This time
> they kept Kamala hiding too long, so they made their decision way too late for
> the media to "build" the public's trust of this new puppet.

This part is true... they really handicapped her campaign, and themselves,
by keeping her out of the public eye and away from interviewers as much as
they could.

>  MP> Back in time, the Conventions didn't even guarantee that the
>  MP> primary/caucus winner would be the nominee.  It has only been in very
>  MP> recent times... the last 50-60 years, I think... that this has changed.

> If the Republicans would be more talkative about how undemocratic the Democrat
> are, we wouldn't have to sweat the elections so much.

I don't think that would have done them much good.  Staying on message...
especially when it came to the economy... was what the Republicans did well
this time.

>  MP> Jeb Bush wasn't running and wasn't VP.  Not sure who the GOP might have
>  MP> chosen... although we came close to finding out... but it likely would
>  MP> have been his running mate (Vance) or whoever finished second to Trump
>  MP> in the primaries.

> I was just using Jeb Bush as a worst-case scenario. Vance might be ok, but I
> still would have been mad as hell if it happened.

To be blunt, the Democrats don't have any "MAGA-like" followers who think
that their "one guy" is the only guy.  I think that is a good thing for
them and probably one thing that helped them in 2020.

> Lyndon Johnson - isn't he the one who said "We'll get those n-words voting
> Democrat?" If so, then him and Biden have quite a few things in common.

No that quote was attributed to him by a questionable source and there was
no evidence he ever said it.


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