What’s the point of Biden?

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Speaking of children, and biden. The moment he got up after his bicycle judo threw him he goes directly to a little girl and stands behind her with his hand dangerously (considering bidens record) close to her...I can't even say it...it begins with 'b'. Check the vid extremely unnerving.

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Totally agree.

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Because he's not allowed to. Biden, unlike Trump, sticks to the constitution. It's not Biden's fault that that constitution is broken as designed.

@shallow-blue said
Because he's not allowed to. Biden, unlike Trump, sticks to the constitution. It's not Biden's fault that that constitution is broken as designed.

The president is not a freaking monarch. He doesn't make the rules, thank God.

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There's a vast difference between making good things happen and making s--- happen.

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He had a majority of the Senate full of yes men behind him. Yes men like Mitch McConnell who broke several rules to get Donald's s--- to happen.

As I said, it's easy to make s--- happen. It's always easier to destroy than to create. Think of a two-year old in a room full of nice china.

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Because Trump doesn't care about the law. All he cares about is himself. It's easy to get destructive things done when you don't care about the consequenses.

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A president is depends on having enough people from his political party in power. Trump was elected at the same time Republicans controlled every other branch of Congress, Trump had enough Republicans in office to vote his way on any issue; Biden doesn't.

@vivify said
A president is depends on having enough people from his political party in power. Trump was elected at the same time Republicans controlled every other branch of Congress, Trump had enough Republicans in office to vote his way on any issue; Biden doesn't.

So, what does Biden have?

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you sound like a giant massive queer whining.

@vivify said
A president is depends on having enough people from his political party in power. Trump was elected at the same time Republicans controlled every other branch of Congress, Trump had enough Republicans in office to vote his way on any issue; Biden doesn't.

wrong, dems control both houses