Biden's third such address will be something of an on-the-job interview, as the nation's oldest president tries to quell voter concerns about his age and job performance while sharpening the contrast with Donald Trump.

That was one of the more interesting SOTU addresses I’ve seen. Personally, I think he said most of the things that needed to be said, and he said them reasonably well. I’m sure he’s going to get some flack for attacking Trump directly (though not by name), but I was frankly glad to see it. Doing otherwise makes it seem like it’s just your typical election/political disagreements, but we’re past that now.

  • lingh0e@sh.itjust.works
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    10 months ago

    I don’t think you know what “cognitive dissonance” is or how it is being weaponized to take advantage of people like yourself.

    A LOT of Trump supporters are people who espouse antisemitism in one breath, but will cheer Trump saying Israel “needs to finish the job” in the next.

    You also don’t seem to understand WHY Trump, a man who is desperate to win the election so he can eliminate all the lawsuits and judgements against him… is backing Isreal. I’ll give you a hint: he wants the Jewish vote. He thinks saying “we will eliminate Palestinians” is the same as telling black people he’s just like them for being the target of biased prosecution.

    Although, on second thought, you probably DO know these things… you’re just arguing in bad faith because you have your own shitty agenda to push.

    So I guess the question is are you wildly ignorant or are you just pretending to be?

        • jordanlund@lemmy.worldM
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          10 months ago

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