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The GOP is Lucy van Pelt with the football, and the DEM is Charlie Brown. This perceived weakness and foolery is precisely why I quit the Democrats in 2006—the political party tends to be gullible and spineless. I came back in 2008, but dang, here we go again! POTUS allegedly had some "Mitches" during one debate, and they are ready to throw him off the ticket. What? BIDEN HARRIS won all the democratic primaries - so how Sway? How does the DEMS get a new name on the presidential election ballot? Is there a legal precedent to change the candidate? What would be the reason? Optics? Because the GOP said Biden is too old? Donald is 78, and POTUS is 81 ...not much of an age difference. Here's a difference one is a freakin' con man, a felon who let one million people die during the pandemic because he didn't like Obama and tossed a pandemic protocol. I will never forget that this country was on lockdown because Donald didn't want to use Obama's pandemic playbook. Especially since that wasn't the first time the US went through a SARS pandemic. We got hit in 2009. I remember that because I was working for United, we had to get tested every time we entered another country. If we didn't pass, we'd be quarantined. Do you know how scary it is to get off a plane in CHINA and wonder if you will be thrown in a hospital "cell"? Americans are so forgetful. Well, we're approaching FAFO time, and I'll be all right. Unlike Donald, I can go to Canada. So folks can sit out this election if they want to. Like Edward R. Murrow said, "Good Night and Good Luck."

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