Frothers Unite! UK

More likely wrote:

Mckinstry nli wrote:Bottom line, nobody seeking the Democratic nomination is objectively as remotely I'll informed, intellectually stunted, ethically bankrupt and emotionally immature as Trump by a wide margin.

Bernie may be a Socialist completely oblivious to the realities of getting anything through Congress (he has passed 7 bills in 29 years in Congress), Bloomberg may be just another racist mysognist of a billionaire and Biden may be an out of touch doofus BUT, any one of them, with a railroad spike driven through their prefrontal cortex, is still smarter, more honest and generally a better leader than Trump on his best fat, draft dodging, racist asshole day.

An actual legitimate question is whether Trump will have the mental faculties to be in a debate. He's already deteriorating rapidly.
Listen to him when he speaks, it's barely coherent.

20% chance we'll witness the first time a presidential candidate shits themselves on national camera.

Mckinstry nli wrote:Bottom line, nobody seeking the Democratic nomination is objectively as remotely I'll informed, intellectually stunted, ethically bankrupt and emotionally immature as Trump by a wide margin.

Bernie may be a Socialist completely oblivious to the realities of getting anything through Congress (he has passed 7 bills in 29 years in Congress), Bloomberg may be just another racist mysognist of a billionaire and Biden may be an out of touch doofus BUT, any one of them, with a railroad spike driven through their prefrontal cortex, is still smarter, more honest and generally a better leader than Trump on his best fat, draft dodging, racist asshole day.

kyotebue2 wrote:Bloomberg was not ready for prime time.

Donald Trump offered to pardon Julian Assange if he said that Russia was not involved in a leak of Democratic party emails ahead of the 2016 US election, a court has heard.

The explosive claim – which could have profound consequences for Mr Trump’s re-election effort if proven true – emerged as Assange, 48, appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court ahead of a hearing next week about his possible extradition to the US.

Assange’s barrister highlighted evidence that former US Republican congressman Dana Rohrabacher had been to see Assange in the Ecuadorian embassy in August 2017, in the early days of Robert Mueller’s probe into Russian interference in the previous election.

Edward Fitzgerald QC said a statement from Assange’s lawyer Jennifer Robinson shows “Mr Rohrabacher going to see Mr Assange and saying, on instructions from the president, he was offering a pardon or some other way out, if Mr Assange ... said Russia had nothing to do with the DNC leaks”.