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Post by Merge on Feb 27, 2024 20:25:12 GMT
Whatever - as long as they vote Biden in November. We need to deliver Trump an even more crushing loss than he had in 2020.
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Post by Merge on Feb 27, 2024 19:24:46 GMT
Wasn't someone tasked with straightening out problems on the southern border? It seems to have gotten infinitely worse. 🤔 I'm trying to imagine what happens to someone who sneaks into China. They don't play around. It's hard for any one country to "straighten out" the economic and political woes of the countries from which most of our immigrants come. We can't prevent them from showing up - unless you want to be North Korea and start shooting people at the border on sight? What we should have done is to pass the bipartisan border legislation that would have allocated more funding to speed up the apprehension, processing and oversight of the legal process of asylum hearings. But that would require the cooperation of both parties - it's not something the executive can do unilaterally.
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Post by Merge on Feb 27, 2024 16:51:16 GMT
Yep, Fox News has been telling viewers this for a few weeks. Also adding that most are males, traveling alone. So "they" can be manipulated by the Chinese gov't to do their bidding. That the families left behind are sort of collateral to keep the single guys in step. I don't doubt we have some nefarious people getting over the border. That can happen no matter who is in charge. But have any of these people looked at China? Realized the oppression there? The need to leave? I find all the rhetoric about "military aged men" pretty fear-mongery. Historically, young men are the first to immigrate from places with no jobs because they are more physically prepared for the rigors of travel and to do whatever job becomes available so they can send money back home. They don't have wives and children who will suffer in their absence. Many of us here are descendants of young men who likely came to the US for just that reason. Undoubtedly we do have nefarious people getting in regardless of which side is in charge. Fear-mongering about a normal feature of immigration is unnecessary, though. It's too bad the Republicans in the House wouldn't agree to the legislation that would have provided more money for immigration screening, processing, and hearings, so that those who wish us harm could be expelled from quickly. They'd rather not give Biden the win.
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Post by Merge on Feb 27, 2024 16:45:23 GMT
I don't think there are necessarily any "must read" books. Read what you like.
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Post by Merge on Feb 27, 2024 15:10:35 GMT
I don't like the concept of it, but have to say a nice restaurant in town has different prices ( actual different printed menus) for lunch (same size portions as dinner )and also for dinner on the weekend. So I guess we already have it some in some ways. But the changing by the hour or such...... This is true. But the draw of fast food has always been easy, cheap, and reliable (reliable in that a family on a tight budget can generally know exactly what it will cost to feed everyone). If it's now neither cheap nor reliable, a lot of people are going to think it's not worth it.
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Post by Merge on Feb 27, 2024 14:03:17 GMT
For all the right tries to paint NYT as a liberal rag, they have done major disservice to Democrats in their uneven coverage in both this election and the 2016 one.
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Post by Merge on Feb 27, 2024 2:54:14 GMT
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Post by Merge on Feb 27, 2024 0:26:50 GMT
Project 2025 plans to put their stuff into action if any Republican is elected. I haven’t seen anything from Haley that makes me think she’d object to much in that document.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 23:50:51 GMT
Thank you for showing exactly WHY over 140 peas only feel comfortable answering anonymously. And exactly WHY no one on the Right participates anymore. Revirdsuba99 "And it shouldn't even warrant a discussion. It is disgusting that anyone can even argue that there is a legitimate reason to vote Republican this year." Iamkristinl16 "I can’t wait for a pea to come and tell us how we are interpreting this incorrectly." Merge "I feel like this shouldn't be a hard choice." smasonnc "And exactly which pea would that be? No need to name names; I think we know. It must be lonely in the basement with all the canned goods, thus the 19 page political threads." Aj2hall "Or find a way to twist it and justify it. Or gaslight us." It shouldn’t be a hard choice. Anyone who thinks it is clearly isn’t paying attention. Or else they agree with the stuff in the Project 2025 playbook, which makes them a fascist. Some views are intolerable in the US. White nationalism and religious nationalism are among them. I won’t ever apologize for criticizing those views when I see them. We don’t have to be nice to Nazis. Insofar as 140 peas may be Nazi sympathizers, I’m not surprised that they’d choose not to identify themselves.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 20:13:48 GMT
Forgot to say - my forsythia is blooming for the first time since I planted it four years ago! Paperwhites and daffodils have already bloomed and faded.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 18:47:14 GMT
Insofar as atheists are "insulting," consider how those people may have been treated by believing friends and family growing up. Some of us have no positive associations with religion whatsoever due to how we were raised. Look also at what some groups are trying to do to our country, imposing their own religious dictates on everyone else. It doesn't engender a lot of friendly feelings. Two wrongs don't make a right? I think, and have stated multiple times, that I dont agree with people forcing their religion on others. I also dont agree with belittling people who find comfort in religion. Both are wrong in my book. OK. I guess atheists are supposed to just take all the insults and never say a word about the people making them.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 18:33:25 GMT
Hard to twist and justify when they're telling us exactly what they intend to do. Anyone who hasn't read the Project 2025 document should do so. They're quite clear. www.project2025.org/policy/I don't even know where to start. The fact that they found 400 people to help them write this trash is alarming. Anyone who helped write this or believes any of this is a twisted individual. Their playbook or mandate is really terrifying. Their 4 goals might sound innocuous, but knowing the conservative agendas, they're not. They're pushing an isolationist, authoritarian regime formed around religion. It will be an all out culture war with the authority of the federal government imposing their religion and targeting anyone who disagrees and anyone on the left. This is just the forst 5 pages, I couldn't tolerate reading any more. https://thf_media.s3.amazonaws.com/project2025/2025_MandateForLeadership_FULL.pdf 1. Restore the family as the centerpiece of American life and protect our children. 2. Dismantle the administrative state and return self-governance to the American people. 3. Defend our nation’s sovereignty, borders, and bounty against global threats. 4. Secure our God-given individual rights to live freely—what our Constitution calls “the Blessings of Liberty.”
Federal power must instead be wielded to reverse the crisis and rescue America’s kids from familial breakdown. The Conservative Promise includes dozens of specific policies to accomplish this existential task.
Some are obvious and long-standing goals like eliminating marriage penalties in federal welfare programs and the tax code and installing work requirements for food stamps. But we must go further. It’s time for policymakers to elevate family authority, formation, and cohesion as their top priority and even use government power, including through the tax code, to restore the American family.
The next conservative President must make the institutions of American civil society hard targets for woke culture warriors. This starts with deleting the terms sexual orientation and gender identity (“SOGI”), diversity, equity, and inclusion (“DEI”), gender, gender equality, gender equity, gender awareness, gender-sensi- tive, abortion, reproductive health, reproductive rights, and any other term used to deprive Americans of their First Amendment rights out of every federal rule, agency regulation, contract, grant, regulation, and piece of legislation that exists.
Pornography, manifested today in the omnipresent propagation of transgender ideology and sexualization of children, for instance, is not a political Gordian knot inextricably binding up disparate claims about free speech, property rights, sexual liberation, and child welfare. It has no claim to First Amendment protection. Its purveyors are child predators and misogynistic exploiters of women. Their product is as addictive as any illicit drug and as psychologically destructive as any crime. Pornography should be outlawed. The people who produce and distribute it should be imprisoned. Educators and public librarians who purvey it should be classed as registered sex offenders. And telecommunications and technology firms that facilitate its spread should be shuttered.
In our schools, the question of parental authority over their children’s education is a simple one: Schools serve parents, not the other way around. That is, of course, the best argument for universal school choice—a goal all conservatives and con- servative Presidents must pursue. But even before we achieve that long-term goal, parents’ rights as their children’s primary educators should be non-negotiable in American schools. States, cities and counties, school boards, union bosses, princi- pals, and teachers who disagree should be immediately cut off from federal funds.
The noxious tenets of “critical race theory” and “gender ideology” should be excised from curricula in every public school in the country. These theories poison our children, who are being taught on the one hand to affirm that the color of their skin fundamentally determines their identity and even their moral status while on the other they are taught to deny the very creatureliness that inheres in being human and consists in accepting the givenness of our nature as men or women.
Finally, conservatives should gratefully celebrate the greatest pro-family win in a generation: overturning Roe v. Wade, a decision that for five decades made a mockery of our Constitution and facilitated the deaths of tens of millions of unborn children. But the Dobbs decision is just the beginning. Conservatives in the states and in Washington, including in the next conservative Administration, should push as hard as possible to protect the unborn in every jurisdiction in America. In particular, the next conservative President should work with Congress to enact the most robust protections for the unborn that Congress will support while deploying existing federal powers to protect innocent life and vigorously complying with statutory bans on the federal funding of abortion. Conservatives should ardently pursue these pro-life and pro-family policies while recognizing the many women who find themselves in immensely difficult and often tragic situations and the hero- ism of every choice to become a mother. Alternative options to abortion, especially adoption, should receive federal and state support.The whole document is like this. The clear intention is to make conservative Christians the only protected class in the country, with all other belief systems relegated to the fringe.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 18:05:54 GMT
Results are pretty much what I expected. I am surprised more people would not be upset with an Atheist in the family. And the number of Atheist on this board is higher than the national average, 27% (45 yes/164 voters). Thanks for voting. I've often wondered what bothers people about someone else being an atheist. I think a lot of very religious people think that an atheist cannot have morals, which of course is ridiculous. But when I mention to religious folks that I'm married to an atheist, and am myself agnostic, they seem like it's impossible to be a decent person just because that's how you were raised and how you want to act. We don't need threats of Hell or being left out of an afterlife to be good people. I think there are a lot of people in power who don't like that some people can't be controlled by threats of hell. I think that there are others who resent that their neighbor perhaps doesn't feel compelled to follow the dictates of a church, or who fear a "guilt by association" if they associate with atheists.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 18:02:08 GMT
Results are pretty much what I expected. I am surprised more people would not be upset with an Atheist in the family. And the number of Atheist on this board is higher than the national average, 27% (45 yes/164 voters). Thanks for voting. There are atheists who are very insulting about other peoples' religion and there are atheists who just dont believe in God. I think the latter is far more common than the first, which is probably why most people dont care if there is an atheist in the family. Insofar as atheists are "insulting," consider how those people may have been treated by believing friends and family growing up. Some of us have no positive associations with religion whatsoever due to how we were raised. Look also at what some groups are trying to do to our country, imposing their own religious dictates on everyone else. It doesn't engender a lot of friendly feelings.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 17:35:37 GMT
I can’t wait for a pea to come and tell us how we are interpreting this incorrectly. Or find a way to twist it and justify it. Or gaslight us. Hard to twist and justify when they're telling us exactly what they intend to do. Anyone who hasn't read the Project 2025 document should do so. They're quite clear. www.project2025.org/policy/
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 17:11:30 GMT
Had to bring my pots of cool-weather herbs inside because the sun got too intense for them. My wildflower patch is coming up nicely.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 17:09:19 GMT
Women have been arrested in the pro birth states who have had miscarriages and not contacted authorities to tend to the fetus. In the pre-Dobbs era, in a red state, my PD office represented a few very poor women who had miscarriages or stillbirths and were charged with child abuse. I don’t think people realize quite what may be coming for them. One of the most disturbing aspects of the "Project 2025" initiative is the intention to make a federal mandate that every miscarriage is investigated to determine if an abortion pill was used.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 15:42:35 GMT
If I thought my bra would show (and yes I definitely care about that) I would wear a bra with pretty lacy straps - or I like when they have two spaghetti straps - I think that looks sexy. Women with boobs the size of mine don’t get many bras with pretty, lacy straps. 😂
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 14:43:21 GMT
It's terrifying basically watching this happen in slow motion - and I don't even live there but it'll have a world wide ripple effect, no question It’s Putin’s attempt to remove the US from NATO and leave smaller countries much less protected.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 14:34:56 GMT
And I've just realized the article is about nearby Spring Branch ISD, not Houston ISD. That's a whole other kettle of worms. Spring Branch contains a lot of very wealthy, and often Republican neighborhoods. Their administration has protested the lack of public school funding for years. This loss of librarians is sure to rile up the well-connected parents in the district, who will hopefully make noise with the Republican leadership in the state.
But all of this is related to the failure of our state to properly fund our public schools.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 14:27:07 GMT
Something else I forgot to add - students in NES schools no longer read entire books in class. They read only passages similar to what's on the standardized test. There is no novel study, even at the secondary level. No read-aloud time in primary grades.
Some passages are taken from existing literature, and some of these have been wildly inappropriate, as the people creating the scripted curriculum aren't actually teachers. Others are obviously written by AI and not checked by a literate human.
The scripted curriculum is pushed out to teachers generally a week before they need to teach it. This is causing problems for universities who have placed student teachers in the district, as a normal part of teacher education is lesson and unit design, including scaffolding and long-range planning. One science ed. professor at University of Houston actually refused to oversee the student teachers any longer because they could not meet the requirements of the course in an NES school.
Of course, part of the plan for cost savings in NES schools is to hire warm bodies to read slides and pass out worksheets, rather than hiring certified teachers who actually know how to teach. So it won't be of any concern to Miles when no university will place student teachers in our district. He sees a new teacher on every street corner.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 14:22:50 GMT
Our district is already like that. We have a head librarian for the district which is 3 elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. We have paraprofessionals who run our libraries. I think they do a great job of teaching lessons with out kids and helping them pick out books. These schools don't even have a library parapro like that. They don't get library lessons or an organized chance to pick out books. Kids can come in before or after school and take books on an honor system. That's it. Eventually too many books will be not returned and they simply won't have a library any more.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 14:21:07 GMT
Oh no. I hope everything turns out OK with Gus. Keep us posted!
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 13:59:02 GMT
Yup! Welcome to the Abbott-controlled shitshow that is my district (Houston ISD, next door to Spring Branch).
To be clear, the removal of librarians in HISD is limited for now to schools that have been pulled into Mike Miles' "NES" program. Libraries are used partly as discipline/ISS centers, and partly as a place for students working above grade level to spend their time completing packet after packet of "advanced" work independently and in silence. Miles claims that students are still taking out books from NES libraries on an "honor system," but there is no way to track how many books are taken out or indeed if they are ever returned.
The NES schools are run a lot like prisons. Teachers - many of whom are uncertified - present heavily scripted lessons and pass out worksheets to assess understanding. Kids who are doing well get sent to the library with a packet; kids who fail the worksheet get to stay in the room and do the lesson again. Since the lessons include some opportunity to interact with a partner, there are widespread reports of kids failing the worksheets on purpose to avoid being sent away to to complete work in silence. Students are expected to move through the hallway in silent, single-file lines, and teachers are expected to stand in the hallway and bark "corrections" at any student who fails to comply.
One might be tempted to say that we might as well try this for historically underperforming schools, but Miles has required A-rated schools in the feeder pattern of a failing high school to convert to NES as well. Unsurprisingly, all of these schools are in the poorest parts of town, and almost all students are racial minorities. In those schools, any kind of party or fun program during the day is prohibited. Certified arts teachers have been jettisoned in favor of untrained "community consultants" who may teach only certain things. Teachers can be penalized if an administrator doing a "spot check" finds that they are not in the right place on the daily script.
Miles has also required very high-performing schools to implement certain features of his NES program. We are not yet required to use the scripted curriculum, but it's highly recommended and our evaluations are designed to award maximum points to teachers who are using it. I'll mention here that the scripted curriculum is poorly designed and riddled with errors. Teachers are required to stop every four minutes during the lesson to implement one of a defined set of "multiple response strategies" to check for understanding.
Houston's schools struggled before this, after decades of chronic underfunding from the state and a long-term, statewide limit on the percentage of students who could be identified as SpEd and receive services. But what is happening now is designed not to help the district, but the put the final nail in the coffin of the nation's 8th largest public school district. Abbott's stated mission is to end public schools and use tax dollars solely for private school vouchers.
Of course, he is helped along in his mission by the smear campaign the right has instigated against public schools and teachers, claiming that we're "sexualizing" kids and are "groomers" and "indoctrinators." We see people spouting that nonsense right here on this board.
Anyway. Sorry for the novel, but this is a facet of life under right-wing rule that I'm actually living every day. This is my last year teaching in public schools - I fully expect that even more of Miles' destructive "reforms" will be pushed on us next year, and I don't intend to be here for it. But I will always fight for our public schools and the kids who attend them.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 13:31:16 GMT
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 13:09:03 GMT
Is that supposed to be trump? Looks more like Lindsey Graham with Trump's hair! LOL! They need to get a refund! Gary Peterson is a parody account making fun of the cultists. I suspect this is a made-up photo.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 0:35:11 GMT
😂😂😂
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 0:29:33 GMT
Gold Bond firming lotion is my go-to. I don’t find it sticky.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 0:25:08 GMT
Clearly, these sources are liberal, but there are some valid points from a psychologist about Trump's mental capabilities. washingtonpress.com/2024/02/24/dementia-psychologist-says-trumps-brain-is-dementing/Psychologist and former Johns Hopkins University Medical School Professor Dr. John Gartner is trying to help cut through the confusion — of the voters, not the candidates, that is.
He says that the mixups we’re seeing from Biden and Trump aren’t actually as similar as they may appear to the layman’s eye. According to Salon, he said:
“There is also this focus on Biden’s gaffes or other things that are well within the normal limits of aging. By comparison, Trump appears to be showing gross signs of dementia. This is a tale of two brains. Biden’s brain is aging. Trump’s brain is dementing.”
He explained that mixing up names can be normal from an aging brain, and doesn’t necessarily imply any general loss of sharpness or ability. However, he pointed out that Trump’s errors are often substitutions of slushy, mushy, non-word messes, or, “phonemic paraphasia.”
He described the incidents where Trump starts to say a word and it goes sloppy before the end — “benefishes” for “beneficiary;” “Obamna” for “Obama,” “renoversh” for “renovations,” and others.
Dr. Gartner says this isn’t typically seen until “moderate to severe stages of Alzheimer’s,” and calls it a “fundamental breakdown in the ability to use language.”
He also addresses the “word salad” Trump sometimes engages in, seeming to change topics mid-sentence.
Perhaps most importantly, Dr. Gartner addresses the “baseline.”
He says Biden has always had a stutter and verbal flubs, but in interviews in the 1980s, Trump was “a bit of a jerk, but he was articulate and polished.”
In short, there’s been a significant change in Trump’s ability to speak over the years, while Biden has “always made gaffes” but has “a good heart and good judgment,” by Gartner’s evaluation.
Gartner isn’t the only medical expert offering his advice to the public on how to assess the mental acuity of a presidential candidate, either.
S. Jay Olshansky of the University of Illinois at Chicago, a researcher on aging, also says that mixing up names on occasion can be a normal goof for people of any age, especially when speaking publicly and dealing with stressors, according to the Associated Press.
Dr. Eric Lenze, a geriatric psychiatrist, weighed in as well, explaining that names can be the easiest thing to mix up, but that for an accurate evaluation of how someone’s mind is deteriorating, the focus should be less on a specific verbal gaffe than the overall accuracy of what the speaker says.
One wonders how you measure the accuracy of someone who likes to tell deliberate lies.www.salon.com/2024/02/23/dr-john-gartner-on-a-tale-of-two-brains-bidens-brain-is-aging-brain-is-dementing/Dr. John Gartner on a tale of two brains: "Biden's brain is aging. Trump's brain is dementing" "This is a fundamental breakdown in the ability to use language," the renowned mental health expert says of Trump
The claim that President Biden is old and therefore so diminished mentally and physically that he is incapable of being an effective leader has taken on a life of its own. In many ways, this narrative is immune to the facts and evidence and may be a deciding factor in the outcome of the 2024 election and the future of the United States.
Dr. John Gartner is a psychologist and former professor at the Johns Hopkins University Medical School. Gartner was a contributor to the 2017 bestseller "The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump: 27 Psychiatrists and Mental Health Experts Assess a President."
In this conversation, Gartner argues that it is actually Donald Trump and not President Biden who is showing diminished mental acuity and dangerous behavior related to aging. Gartner explains that Donald Trump’s escalating dangerousness is connected to what he believes is a diseased mind that will only get worse. Gartner warns that given Trump’s dangerous personality and emotional state, (Gartner describes this as “hypomanic” behavior) he is almost certainly plotting revenge and how to make his “enemies” suffer as revenge for finally being held accountable by the courts and the rule of law. At the end of this conversation, Gartner explains how even on his worst day as an older person, President Biden is a far superior leader and decision-maker (and human being) than Donald Trump. There is also this focus on Biden's gaffes or other things that are well within the normal limits of aging. By comparison, Trump appears to be showing gross signs of dementia. This is a tale of two brains. Biden's brain is aging. Trump's brain is dementing.
"Phonemic paraphasias" —the substitution of non-words for words that sound similar—are not normally seen until a patient enters the moderate to severe stages of Alzheimer’s.
Some examples of Trump’s non-words: Beneficiaries becomes “benefishes.” Renovations become “renoversh.” Pivotal became “pivobal." Obama became “obamna.” Missiles became “mishiz.” Christmas became “Crissus.” Bipartisan became “bipars.”
This is a fundamental breakdown in the ability to use language. If you were talking to your father on the phone and he did this you would think he is having a stroke. There is no healthy older person who speaks that way.
Trump also engages in what we call "tangential speech." He just becomes incomprehensible when he engages in free association word salad speech that is all over the place. Again, that's a sign of real brain damage, not being old, not being slow, not losing a step not being, but of severe cognitive deterioration.
Biden has been excoriated for forgetting names, which can be a normal part of aging. But Trump isn’t just forgetting names, he’s forgetting and combining people. Trump believes Nikki Haley is Nancy Pelosi. He has said repeatedly that Obama is still president. He said his father was born in Germany when that was his grandfather.
There is also a person's baseline. This is an essential tool for evaluating a person's mental decline. If you look at Trump's interviews and speeches from the 1980s for example, he may have always been a bit of a jerk, but he was articulate and polished. Now if you look at Trump there is great deterioration. By comparison, Biden has never been the most articulate person; he always had a stutter. He always made gaffes. But Biden has a good heart and good judgment. Over the decades we have not seen much evidence of deterioration in Biden's speaking.
Trump is what we would clinically describe as "hypomanic." Trump is a man who is sending out messages on what used to be Twitter and also on his Truth Social platform at three in the morning, sometimes dozens of them in a row. A hypomanic personality has certain strengths and weaknesses. But a lot of it is like a vector of force that depends on where you direct it. Trump has directed his energy in purely destructive and hateful ways. What appears to be endless reserves of energy feeds the incorrect impression that somehow Trump is stronger because he has the vitality of someone who is in a crazed state, who's running amok. There's energy in that apparent crazy behavior. But in the end that is not the type of person who we want as a leader. Such a person will not keep us safe. Trump and people who act like him are not going to have good judgment.
Even if he was demented, I would rather have Biden than Trump as President of the United States. Dementia brings out the worst in people's character. They become 10 times worse. If Biden really were to mentally decline — and I'm not saying he has or will or is — but he's basically a benign person with good judgment. Biden cares about his fellow human beings. Biden is patriotic, and he actually believes in defending the Constitution and the United States of America. So even if Biden were to become diminished in his cognitive abilities, he's still not going to do something evil or crazy. He just might need more help. By comparison, Donald Trump unleashed would be like Satan unbound.Most importantly: Biden has appointed and will continue to appoint experienced cabinet members who believe in our constitution and the rule of law. If he became unable to do the job, they would invoke the 25th. Trump has shown that his primary criteria for cabinet members is blind loyalty to him and a desire to destroy the department they oversee. They will do what Trump, Inc. tells them to do no matter what his mental state. That’s pretty much all anyone needs to know about the candidates’ mental states right now. Spouting off about third party candidates is foolish in the extreme. That’s not going to happen. A vote for a third party candidate is a vote for Trump and a descent into fascism.
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Post by Merge on Feb 26, 2024 0:18:20 GMT
Biden's great great grandfather was apparently pardoned by Lincoln. But none of that stopped Turkey from trying to smear Biden with a story from Biden's family 4 generations ago. eta - autocorrect changed his name, but I decided to leave it As if we had needed any more proof that Turley is a hack.
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