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In reply to the discussion: Buttigieg: I would not have wanted my son on Ukraine board [View all]quickesst
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I just wanted to show how illogical the premise of his statement was.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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Leave Hunter Alone - Every Single Corporation Is Corrupt To A Point - Some Just More Than Others
DanieRains
Dec 2019
#31
Sorry. As a person without children this is a very tired argument. Please refrain.
yankeepants
Dec 2019
#50
Wow... by that strange logic, one could argue Biden should refrain from commenting on presidential
InAbLuEsTaTe
Dec 2019
#78
I don't accept the "everybody does it" argument. Hunter admits he'd do it differently today.
pnwmom
Dec 2019
#38
There wouldn't have been the same problem with US work. Biden wasn't negotiating with companies here
pnwmom
Dec 2019
#93
Hunter says that he wouldn't take such a job if his father, as President, asked him not to.
pnwmom
Dec 2019
#40
George Kent testified to the House that people in the Obama administration expressed concern
pnwmom
Dec 2019
#71
Unfortunately for Biden, he was still left with the appearance of a potential conflict of interest,
pnwmom
Dec 2019
#75
So why doesn't that apply to a candidate's wife and the independent decisions she makes?!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Dec 2019
#18
He's trying to rake in as much money as he can before his Waterloo in South Carolina
dalton99a
Dec 2019
#21
I'm not sure what you are implying. There are restrictions on what he can do with leftover campaign
totodeinhere
Jan 2020
#110
Yes, and they are fair game because they are part of this administration as you pointed out
still_one
Dec 2019
#37
Just look at the mess in Iraq right now. It's a direct result in Shrub's lies and
totodeinhere
Jan 2020
#111
Well in my comment I did not single out Biden. I called out all Democrats who voted for the war. n/t
totodeinhere
Jan 2020
#115
Pete has an answer for that one: "I would not have wanted my son to have cancer"
dalton99a
Dec 2019
#22
That is what George Kent said -- that with his son dying, Biden didn't have the "bandwidth" to deal
pnwmom
Dec 2019
#42
Another idiotic attack from Mayor Pete that he would not have even been involved with
still_one
Dec 2019
#32
So says the childless mayor about what he would do with a child he doesn't have
Pachamama
Dec 2019
#44
actually more than a few 37 year olds have 18 and 19 or even 21 or 23 year old offspring
dsc
Dec 2019
#67
Not inherently wrong as he took no side, simply a churlish comment of his, without substance.
LanternWaste
Dec 2019
#69
Joe didn't advise Hunter not to take the job. They had a don't ask , don't tell policy,
pnwmom
Dec 2019
#74
This is how the media turns us against our own. The headline is about the least significant phrase.
femmedem
Dec 2019
#63
There's no evidence for that. Joe had a don't ask, don't tell policy with regard
pnwmom
Dec 2019
#94
Yes, there was a very simple thing Biden could have done after Hunter took the job with Burisma.
pnwmom
Jan 2020
#107
I'm sure that, at 37, Mummy and Daddy can't tell Pete what to do. Either he's an adult or not.
Skya Rhen
Dec 2019
#86
Could Buttigieg physically stop his son from doing it? What control would he exert over his son a
UniteFightBack
Dec 2019
#97