#Joe Biden 2024

[stephen-barry]

Overall, 57% of adults say that *Donald Trump* should withdraw from the race - and allow his party to name a replacement.

But Trump is maintaining support from his party, with 73% of Republicans saying he should stay in the race.

[ysabelmystic]

Losing my shit

Honestly. It’s a crime that he doesn’t have a dark Brandon shirt that says FINISH THE JOB

[erik-powery-for-america]

Glorious #GenocideJoe #joebiden #joebiden2024 #delaware #senator #misleader #president #potus #unitedstates #unitedstatesofamerica #usa #Biden #Biden2024 #BidenHarris #BidenHarris2024 #white #house 1600 #pennsylvania #avenue

[fxyne]

Me on my way to “take” a crack at “it” (soon his soul will be in my colon)

[motherofplatypus]

This is how many bullets they shot on a fucking kid.

This post has been compiled in Record of Genocide.

[batboyblog]

President Biden's plan for the first 100 days of his next term:

—Restore Roe v. Wade

—Sign John Lewis Voting Rights Act

—Expand Social Security and Medicare

—End all medical debt

—Raise the minimum wage

—Pass the PRO Act for workers

—Ban assault weapons

—Lead the world on clean energy

—Permanent child tax credit

—$35 insulin cap for all

—Build more housing

—Invest in child care and elder care

you want that? FIGHT! for it, check if you're registered to vote and then find a way to volunteer, everyone can make a difference everyone!

[jaegerisim]

Some of yall needed to hear this

Credits to @/mattxiv on Instagram

[gingervitis69420]

Being a man of impeccable taste apparently.

in honor of dashcon's 10 year anniversary i need to remind everyone that the dashcon schedule with panel names and descriptions is still up

[stolen-stardust]

[stephen-barry]

What’s Up With The 17% Of Voters Who Blame Biden For The Fall Of Roe v. Wade?

The figure is surprising, given that Donald Trump has repeatedly taken credit for repealing federal abortion protections.

Nearly 20% of voters blame President Joe Biden for the Supreme Court’s decision to repeal Roe v. Wade in 2022, according to a poll released Monday ― even though former President Donald Trump has repeatedly taken credit for overturning Roe, given that he appointed three conservative Supreme Court justices who were central to the decision.

The survey, conducted by The New York Times, Siena College and The Philadelphia Inquirer, found that 17% of registered voters in six swing states believe Biden has “a lot of responsibility” or “some responsibility” for ending the constitutional right to abortion. Just over 55% of respondents said Trump has “some responsibility” or “a lot of responsibility” for overturning Roe.

[havegaysex]

President Biden is just following what he's supposed to do as the president of the imperialiat US. not that it excuses him but unless we abolish the electoral college people like him, career politicians who will do what they are 'supposed to do' bc they've been working years to get in this position and will not be someone that doesn't do exactly what the wealthy donors and other career politicians expect of them.

Project 2025 doesn't call for a career politician who will play by the rules.

It calls for anyone right wing who gets the seat to usher in a new, much more dangerous USA.

They want trans people made illegal nationally, abortion banned nationally, LGBT/PoC/women's rights taken back to the dark ages, voting rights for most of us taken away, a much more reactionary United States in the international politics, a more violent and oppresaive county than moat of us comprehend.

Additionally

-for profit schools and voucher systems to drain everything out of public schools

-religious instructions in schools that are wite nationalist christo fascist narratives

-further gutting of public services

Joe Biden would rather risk full on war than stop genocide.

[thatgarden]

[what-eats-owls]

So there's something I want to say re: intentionally withholding your vote, and I want to do it without coming across as condescending or dismissive.

I've worked as a field organizer in two campaigns, 2010 and 2012, and my job was to help turnout the vote for Democratic candidates up and down the ticket. Technology may have changed, but people are still knocking on doors for specific voters the way they were 12 years ago.

If you say you're not voting/voting 3rd party, the campaign volunteer is supposed to mark that and move on. Their job, in the final month of the election, is to make sure the campaign's supporters have all the information and resources they need to cast a vote.

They aren't collecting data on why you're withholding your vote. They aren't submitting opinion polling results to the campaign. Something like 155 million people voted in the 2020 election, and if you say you're not voting, the campaign is not going to waste a volunteer's time and morale begging you to vote when there are literally millions of other voters to turn out.

Let me repeat that: The campaign does not track why you're not voting. They simply note your vote is not a priority for turnout and move on.

I say this because I see a lot of promotion of non-voting like that's a boycott, when the function is not the same. A boycott is a coordinated mass refusal to engage with an institution—which sounds similar if you see a vote as a good or service to withhold. Unfortunately, it's not.

A vote is a choice you're making as part of a community hiring committee. Your abstention doesn't prevent someone from being hired. It just lowers the threshold for the worst candidate to succeed.

All this to say: In my direct experience as an organizer, abstaining from the vote sends a message. That message is not "You need to try harder to win my vote." It's "Don't waste time on me."

[cyarskaren52]