red viking

You need to read your own articles. It's clear that he was "pressured," which we all experience in all areas of our lives, and acting in response to the pressure from others is often appropriate (but sometimes it isn't). People in his own party can say what they want, even in public. There's nothing illegal, against the rules, or even immoral about that. In fact, I think more people need to speak out against their own party like Nancy Pelosi did in this case and Adam Kinzinger did against Donald Trump. You know what's the funniest thing? Republicans were all saying that Biden was completely incompetent and shouldn't be a frontrunner for President. However, then they complain when he steps down and gets replaced by the Democrat Party. You seriously can't make this stuff up. I think we're living in a matrix.

Yah. I recall that. It is called changing your mind. Besides, what do you expect him to do? Say "well, they bring up a good point so I'm thinking about stepping down. We'll see...." That's a suicide mission right there so he really had no choice to be 100% committed until he stepped down.

...so would the DNC have more credibility if they had a professional wrestler and the head of a fighting organization speak? I would prefer to get my advice from Roman Reigns or maybe the head of Bellator when deciding who to vote for.

1) Nothing is 100% so your 1st statement is correct. 2) Nothing is 100% so your 2nd statement is correct. 3) Incorrect. It's been proven that there were fewer cases and also fewer severe cases for those that were vaccinated. Where did you get that idea? 4) Huh? What's your source for that?

Harris has WAY more credibility. Trump makes dozens of blatant lies that are easily refutable every single speech. It isn't even close.

I swear to God. If Trump said that 2+2 = 5, a good 2/3 of his drivelling minions would believe him.

Wow. I hadn't looked at this in a while. 42% think it was a coup. And what's the evidence that Biden was forced to step down again?

Do you understand why flu deaths would also go down dramatically when almost everybody is practicing social distancing and working remotely if possible? Hmmm....let's think hard about that one. I know you can do it......

Yes. The conditions need to be relevant to the job though. Sorry I didn't specifically say that but it is common sense.

For sensitive populations, at a minimum, at the beginning of the pandemic.

No relevance to the job? B.S. It was a public health concern.

I think they could, if it had something to do with the job. Depends upon the situation though. I can't think of any jobs where a vasectomy or being required to carry a baby to term would improve job performance. Could they do it just for the heck of it, because they "feel like it?" Probably not. This is all very simple. I'm surprised that you're asking these questions. It demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of the law.

Those were employment conditions for certain workers, as a condition of employment. Completely legit.

News flash: Employers can set their own rules as conditions of employment. Always have, always will, and should continue to be able to do that. Has very little to do with Democratic or Republican policies. It's really up to the employer.

Who was required by law to get vaccinated? Who was convicted for not getting vaccinated?

Or just the ones that want to allow a woman to remove a fetus from her body and not forced to be a life support machine.

Seriously. I don't know why anybody watches any of this garbage, RNC OR DNC. People have WAY too much spare time on their hands.

The only thing more ridiculous would be having Hulk Hogan as one of your main speakers and having the UFC President introduce the nominee.

So if Biden decides to remove himself from the race because people are telling him that he cannot win, and he believes what he's told, that violates democracy? You do recall that Biden withdrew voluntarily, right? Is how a party selects its nominee required to be "democratic?"

How was it a coup at all?

His lies are accelerating. It's getting to the point where just about every single statement is a lie. It's unreal that he has any credibility left at all, even to the wingers.

A lie from 6 years ago is basically nothing in comparison to the dozens of lies spewed from Trump every single time he talks. The right is the group that is deflecting here.

Was it a coup as Trump indicates?

Badgers have very little talent and Bono isn't seen as a great coach by HS wrestlers or their parents, in general. All the top talent leaves the state now for college. This program is going nowhere in the near future.

Problem is that 99% of us don't have time to truly and objectdively vet out what is accurate vs inaccurate. So, it's a nice concept, but in reality it doesn't get done and most of these people just believe what they choose to believe and reinforce their confirmation bias. Definitely best to just rely on reliable sources of news. How can you tell what is reliable? They tend to be the more boring sources.