Biden just told Hillary Clinton that he would much rather be supporting her re-election bid and I al

[riversedge]

I missed this. I thought it was on later today. Hope to catch it on a podcast or something later.
I think Joe just meant it as a "generous sentiment" as one of the responses suggests.

Bots and nasty responses to a lot of these Townhall tweets.






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Biden just told Hillary Clinton that he would much rather be supporting her re-election bid and I almost completely lost it. Even Biden knows that none of us want to be here with him as President. He’s simply holding the front line and preparing to pass the torch. #StillWithHer

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[Aristus]

1. This is going to trigger no end of snide remarks about "Corporate Conserva-Dems."

It occurred to me months ago that anyone still publicly supporting Sanders and gaslighting Biden has to be a secret Trump supporter. There's no other explanation.

[Atticus]

7. I can think of no other explanation either. They are cut from the same cloth and are stupid

enough to be proud of it.

[Grokenstein]

18. Some people just want to watch the world burn.

And Trump plays with matches.

[DFW]

21. ANY post containing the word "corporate"

That is a post I usually automatically pass over.

[still_one]

2. Classy response from Joe, and useless and vile response from some of those jerks

[Atticus]

3. I don't recall anyone asking Ms Flanders a goddam thing. That's all I've got to say

about that.

[Budi]

4. Joe & Hillary have been friends & Dem Party supporters for 25+ yrs.

Hillary & Biden know the power they hold & they know what Stronger Together represents when the 2 meet.

Now bring in Michele & President Barack Obama...😁

Help is on the way, America. Pay attention.

[Cha]

5. Michelle Zink is right. "..does everything have to be a dig

at Joe Biden?"..

[nolabear]

10. Without an enemy they fall apart. The whole cult is built around fighting.

How many things do they (hate to say it but both extremes) have to rail against so they can stick together and feel superior? Lock her up. Second Amendment. Colin Kaepernick. Socialism. The Swamp. Sleepy Joe. Creepy Joe. Lame stream Media. Snowflakes. Libtards.

We throw them out too but we also support them in ways they refuse to recognize. And we don’t rely on mass hysteria—that’s one reason we argue among ourselves so much.

[Cha]

6. That's a brilliant statement from Biden on Hillary!

[brer cat]

8. Who we should have had.

[onetexan]

12. i know. i still feel pangs of loss when i read about or see Hillary in the media. But YAY for her

endorsement of Joe.

[Freethinker65]

9. There would be no need for a Democrat to run against Hillary or her administration

A Hillary Clinton Administration would have been full of qualified professionals and experts in their fields...much like Biden's upcoming administration when Biden beats Trump.

[JI7]

11. this has nothing to do with wanting Hillary or Biden

it's about the fact that if Hillary was President right now instead of trump we would not be in this shit.

[Withywindle]

20. THANK YOU

As someone who voted for Bernie in both primaries (would have voted for Harris, Castro, or Warren had they not been pretty much ruled out in my state this year) but very much DID work and vote for Hillary in 2016 and WILL vote for Biden in November (if we have an election!), it's not about the personalities. It's about harm reduction. It's about working for the candidate who will cause the fewest number of preventable deaths.

If Hillary Clinton was the President now, I think she would have taken the virus threat seriously as soon as the issue was raised to her (possibly as early as November). Even when she was First Lady in the 90s, health care was her big issue. She'd have been on top of the latest reports from day one. She would certainly have been hampered by McConnell, but she'd have done her best to mitigate the worst of the BS, and use her executive powers to get much-needed supplies where they needed to be. Thousands of people are dead now, who might have had a chance if she was President.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

13. Biden may be needling the RW. Their big trope now is that Biden will push Hillary fwd & bow out. nt

[calimary]

19. It still just stuns me how THREATENED those assholes are by someone like Hillary Clinton.

How THREATENED they are!

So fucking ridiculous and pathetic!

GEEZ...

Who are the snowflakes now, 'eh?

[spanone]

14. ⭐️⭐️K&R⭐️⭐️

[not_the_one]

15. The only word that fits what I feel, is yearn. I yearn for Hillary.

I yearn for those lost opportunities. A heart felt sadness for what might have been, and a woman done wrong. A regret of what was taken from her, and us. All wrapped up in a DEEP fear of what has been done to this country, through the decades of manufactured hatred of this single woman. The piece of excrement defiling OUR White House.

We could not have asked for a better, more prepared President. In a democracy that is SUPPOSED to be representative of this country, she IS President.

I just want to cry.

At a minimum, she should be the first Supreme Court Justice pick. JUST FOR REVENGE. It would be for a relatively short time, but I want to see heads EXPLODE.

[niyad]

16. Madam President looks great. True class, as is future President Biden.

[Mike Nelson]

17. Nice to see...

... President Clinton and future President Biden! They act professionally and do the office proud!

[Hortensis]

22. It was a nice town hall. And I'm sure VP Biden meant

it that that was the way it should be. Of course. Only idiots, and I mean contemptible IDIOTS, could think otherwise.

Amy Siskind: "We went from top of the list with Hillary to bottom of the barrel with Trump."

A dreadful understatement. Hillary's administration would have stopped this disease at its outbreak points. SARS1 was more deadly than this one and spreading around the planet, but we were on alert and in the end had 8 cases in the U.S. and no deaths.

[DFW]

23. Michelle Zink was right. It was a generous sentiment. It is one I share.

The past is gone, but Biden is right. In a just world, we would now all be working for Hillary's (easy) re-election.

It was nothing more than an acknowledgement of something tens of millions of Democrats feel very strongly. It is not a put-down of Joe Biden in the slightest, and to read that into it is a declaration of either an extremist right wing stance or a personality filled with hate and anger.

[roamer65]

24. Hillary would make a great cabinet secretary.

I can’t think of a more qualified person.

[oasis]

25. Joe&Hill. 🎯 ImWithThem.

[ALBliberal]

26. If he was supporting her re-election campaign we would never have had Trump

Makes perfect sense. Sort of a country first perspective.