07-10-2023, 07:11 PM
If anyone is surprised that Joe Biden can have a temper nor his fondness for the F word (even in front of women...we aren't afraid of the F word). I mean his most famous quote from the Obama presidency was at the signing of the Affordable Care Act where he leaned over to the Presiden in front of a hot mike and said "This is a big f***ing deal"
So he has a temper...that is not a surprise. Anyone who has watched him over the years has seen flashes of it.
Use of the f-word is not in and of itself disrespectful unless he is calling the person being addressed a MF or something along those lines. Seriously, these people are in politics Swearing is a 2nd language. So no language alone should not mean he should fire himself.
And before, your next post comes back with a "but what about". Trump's "mean" tweets were the least of our concerns...other than he chose to insult people rather than solve problems. We didn't have an issue with his temper or language. What we had a problem with is that he is a lousy human being with concerns only for his personal well-being going around lying to people, cozying up to dictators, and making decisions with no foresight for the future. We had issues with his inability to be a truly effective President and leader to anyone not in the MAGA cult
And until we hear the Biden's side of the story concerning their granddaughter, I will not pass judgment. To paraphrase Paul Harvey, there IS a rest of the story. We only are hearing what her mother and grandfather have put out. A grandfather who is a known Trumper, golfs with Jr and uses a Trump lawyer, so he may have a motive in making the Bidens look bad.
What I found interesting is the target of his ire often seems to be people who. Sounds like a boss who is on top of the information flow in and out of his office
1) come to meetings unprepared and try to BS him
2) Briefers who can't answer questions about the brief
3) topics missing from the briefs/meetings
So he has a temper...that is not a surprise. Anyone who has watched him over the years has seen flashes of it.
Use of the f-word is not in and of itself disrespectful unless he is calling the person being addressed a MF or something along those lines. Seriously, these people are in politics Swearing is a 2nd language. So no language alone should not mean he should fire himself.
And before, your next post comes back with a "but what about". Trump's "mean" tweets were the least of our concerns...other than he chose to insult people rather than solve problems. We didn't have an issue with his temper or language. What we had a problem with is that he is a lousy human being with concerns only for his personal well-being going around lying to people, cozying up to dictators, and making decisions with no foresight for the future. We had issues with his inability to be a truly effective President and leader to anyone not in the MAGA cult
And until we hear the Biden's side of the story concerning their granddaughter, I will not pass judgment. To paraphrase Paul Harvey, there IS a rest of the story. We only are hearing what her mother and grandfather have put out. A grandfather who is a known Trumper, golfs with Jr and uses a Trump lawyer, so he may have a motive in making the Bidens look bad.
What I found interesting is the target of his ire often seems to be people who. Sounds like a boss who is on top of the information flow in and out of his office
1) come to meetings unprepared and try to BS him
2) Briefers who can't answer questions about the brief
3) topics missing from the briefs/meetings
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