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TNNurse

(6,926 posts)
Fri Sep 18, 2020, 05:15 PM Sep 2020

It is good to admit that you were wrong.

I have something to say. When the Democratic primaries began, I had one problem with Joe Biden...his age. I am 71, I know I am not strong enough to do all he is doing. I was wrong about him. As we watch and listen to him, it is clear he is fit for the job. He is mentally and physically fit. He has the experience, the morality and decency to help this country begin to heal. I am 100% behind him in this campaign. I hope he gets the opportunity to lead us.

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It is good to admit that you were wrong. (Original Post) TNNurse Sep 2020 OP
Here that from my Spouse Wellstone ruled Sep 2020 #1
Nancy Pelosi put that issue to bed, for me.. stillcool Sep 2020 #2
I would have had a level of enthusiasm for any of our candidates.. mvd Sep 2020 #3
I, too, make that admission, TNNurse mcar Sep 2020 #4
I'm 71 too and I'm happy if I have the energy to get out of bed every morning. Joe and Nancy must abqtommy Sep 2020 #5
 

Wellstone ruled

(34,661 posts)
1. Here that from my Spouse
Fri Sep 18, 2020, 05:26 PM
Sep 2020

and like I said to her,Joe might be older than dirt,btw,I am older than him,but,Joe will surround himself with folks who are most likely younger and smarter than him. And with Kamala in the room,you have a backup with Smarts and not someone who skated her way into the job.

A great Executive will always surround himself or herself with people that are smarter than he or she. That is how great Companies flourish.

stillcool

(32,626 posts)
2. Nancy Pelosi put that issue to bed, for me..
Fri Sep 18, 2020, 05:51 PM
Sep 2020

knowing your way around government, and how things work, is an asset I don't think one would want to do without. Especially when so many agencies will need an upgrade. Kamala has the energy and the fresh eyes, and Biden knows the landscape like the back of his hand.

mvd

(65,173 posts)
3. I would have had a level of enthusiasm for any of our candidates..
Fri Sep 18, 2020, 06:02 PM
Sep 2020

due to the urgent need to get Trump out. But I will say, I have grown more enthusiastic about Biden.

mcar

(42,311 posts)
4. I, too, make that admission, TNNurse
Fri Sep 18, 2020, 06:11 PM
Sep 2020

I'm 61 had those concerns about Joe.

I love Joe. We are not only fellow Scrantonians, we grew up in the same neighborhood (different years) and the same parish (a big deal amongst Scrantonians. In fact, family lore has it that my mother babysit him before his family moved to DE! The timing fits but Mom's been gone since '89 so I can't verify.

I am so happy to admit I was wrong. Kamala was my first choice and I'm delighted with her as the VP pick. I believe they complement each other well.

Joe is tearing it up - when he started talking to the RW farmer woman at the town hall last night about chicken manure, I was laughing. The extent of his knowledge is crazy.

IMPOTUS wouldn't have a clue.

abqtommy

(14,118 posts)
5. I'm 71 too and I'm happy if I have the energy to get out of bed every morning. Joe and Nancy must
Fri Sep 18, 2020, 06:18 PM
Sep 2020

go to the gym more than I do (I don't go at all). Go Nancy! Go Joe! Hit 'em high and hit 'em low!

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