Trump is a threat to US National Security. Biden is not.

Biden is the bigger threat to democracy. Even Democrats know this.

https://rumble.com/v4my4of-rfk-i-ca...esident-biden-is-a-much-worse-threat-to-.html

 

The truth in this case is simple, Your talk of complexity is merely a vain attempt to muddy waters that do not require it save to provide a false narrative, The president is elected to run the administrative state, their job is to implement the presidents policies not to sandbag him and investigate him and if they refuse to do that get the hell out the way.

America has been voting for change since at least 2000 they haven't gotten significant change yet because the unelected, unaccountable administrative state doesn't want it and can't for the life of them conceive of the possibility that their solutions to what actually ails America and indeed the world are wrong. In fact it would seem that most of there solutions actually make things worse.

 

More troops were killed in Biden's withdrawal than were in the last six months of Trump administration.

 

All evidence to the contrary. President Biden has been a very solid and good President:

Copilot
President Joe Biden has achieved several significant accomplishments during his time in office. Let’s take a look at some of them:

1. American Rescue Plan: President Biden fought for and signed the American Rescue Plan, which provided crucial support to workers, communities, and businesses affected by COVID-19. This plan included measures such as protecting workers’ pensions, lowering or eliminating insurance premiums for millions of lower- and middle-income families, investing in affordable housing, and supporting public safety and crime reduction1.
   
2. Infrastructure Investment: The $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill was a major achievement. It aimed to improve the country’s infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and public transportation systems2.
   
3. COVID-19 Vaccination: President Biden successfully oversaw the vaccination campaign, with 72% of American adults fully vaccinated. This effort played a crucial role in managing the pandemic and protecting public health2.
   
4. Judicial Appointments: The administration appointed and confirmed federal judges, contributing to a well-functioning judiciary system2.
   
5. Economic Recovery: Despite challenges like inflation, the economy showed resilience during Biden’s tenure. The unemployment rate dropped to 4.2%, reflecting positive economic progress2.
   
6. Health Research: Through the ARPA-H initiative, President Biden advanced cutting-edge research on cancer and other diseases3.
   

These accomplishments demonstrate President Biden’s commitment to addressing critical issues and improving the lives of the American people. Keep in mind that this is not an exhaustive list, but it highlights some key achievements during his presidency.

Any accusations against President Biden have been proven untrue; even his mental acuity is outshining tRaitor tRump's. It's very easy to say "Biden is a bigger threat to democracy", OR threatens democracy in ANY way. But, as you've just proven it's VERY HARD to come up with ANYTHING to substantiate such claims.

ON the other hand the easiest thing in the world is to show what a existential threat tRaitor tRump poses to the American way of life:

Copilot
During his presidency, Donald Trump took actions that some critics argue threatened the American way of life. Here are some notable points:

1. Threats to Democratic Institutions:
   
   • Trump’s attempt to overturn the 2020 election results raised concerns about the integrity of democratic processes. His refusal to concede and baseless claims of widespread voter fraud undermined public trust in the electoral system1.
   • The January 6, 2021 Capitol insurrection was a direct attack on the democratic process and the peaceful transfer of power. It highlighted the fragility of democratic norms and institutions2.
2. Rhetoric and Division:
   
   • Throughout his campaign and presidency, Trump used threatening language to stoke fear and pit different cultural groups against each other. His divisive rhetoric contributed to polarization and eroded social cohesion3.
   • His inflammatory remarks about immigrants, minorities, and political opponents fueled tensions and created an atmosphere of hostility3.
3. Erosion of Norms and Civility:
   
   • Trump’s unconventional behavior, including frequent Twitter outbursts, attacks on the media, and disregard for established norms, challenged the traditional decorum associated with the presidency4.
   • His confrontational approach strained relationships with allies and weakened diplomatic efforts4.
4. Threats to Free Press and First Amendment Rights:
   
   • Trump consistently labeled critical media outlets as “fake news” and attacked journalists. His rhetoric undermined the role of a free press in holding leaders accountable2.
   • His administration’s actions, such as revoking press credentials and limiting access to information, raised concerns about transparency and press freedom2.
5. National Security Concerns:
   
   • Trump’s cozy relationship with authoritarian leaders and his skepticism toward intelligence agencies raised questions about national security and the protection of American interests abroad4.
   • His abrupt decisions, such as withdrawing troops from Syria without consulting allies, had implications for global stability4.
6. Economic Policies and Inequality:
   
   • While some praised Trump’s tax cuts and deregulation, critics argued that these policies disproportionately benefited the wealthy and exacerbated income inequality4.
   • His trade wars and unpredictable policy shifts created uncertainty for businesses and workers4.

 

link?

 

Look it up

 

You, made the accusation. I did look it up and found that nearly 2500 young American men and women died IN Afghanistan during our time there. 13 of which died during the withdrawal, all of whom were killed by 1 suicide bomber. IF your claim is true it's because there was a cease fire in place that was dependent on our withdrawal, and would have ended if we had stayed. So, IF we had stayed another 375 Americans would have lost their lives there by now.

 

YOu have cooked up evidence from biased democrats out to get Trump. The actual evidence proves Biden is the bigger threat to democracy. He is the head of the party that has been weaponizing law enforcement and taking free speech rights away.

 

Amd almost all those 2500 happened way before Trump became President. So you failed to disprove my statement try again.

 

No, Copilot is strickly AI, it has no bias. I asked it:

- What has President Biden Accomplished
and
- what threat has Donald Trump been to the American public.

What I posted was unaltered cut and paste answers to those questions.


Copilot
Donald Trump, the former president of the United States, has faced a series of legal challenges, including indictments. Let’s delve into the details:

1. Federal Charges:
   
   • In early August, Trump was indicted on allegations of conspiring to overturn the 2020 election and in June for illegally possessing classified documents. These federal charges are unprecedented for a former president, marking the first time such indictments have been filed against an ex-commander-in-chief1.
   • Trump’s supporters view these charges as part of his narrative that he is an outsider fighting against corruption within the federal government. They believe these indictments validate his claims and strengthen his grip on power within the Republican Party1.
   • However, some of his Republican competitors find it challenging to navigate their stance. Former New Jersey governor Chris Christie is one of the few who openly critique Trump based on these indictments1.
2. Public Opinion:
   
   • Democrats overwhelmingly support the indictment, with 94% approval (including 71% strongly approving). On the other hand, Republicans are less unified in opposition, with 79% disapproving (54% strongly disapproving)2.
   • Among Democratic members of Congress, state legislators, activists, and party officials, there is near-universal agreement that Trump deserved to face federal charges. However, opinions vary on whether the indictment is beneficial for the country or even for the Democratic Party3.
3. 2024 Presidential Race:
   
   • Surprisingly, the federal and state charges against Trump have had minimal impact on the 2024 presidential campaign so far. His base remains loyal, and the indictments have not significantly weakened his position within the GOP1.
   • While they may help him raise funds and solidify his base during the primaries, the indictments could slightly hurt him in the general election1.

In summary, Trump’s indictments have sparked intense debates, but their full implications remain to be seen.

AS you see it's OUR legal system that has brought charges against tRaitor tRump, not the Democrats. TRaitor tRump is a victim of his own criminality.

 

The point is we lost about 125 American troops in Afghanistan every year we were there. IF we had stay it can be extrapolated that another 375 would have been lost by now. I didn't try to disprove your point, I couldn't find any numbers for American deaths in the last 6 months of Afgan occupation; and neither could you. Your claim was just a WAG.

I did show that withdrawing from Afghanistan saved American lives.

 

""The point is we lost about 125 American troops in Afghanistan every year we were there.""

And we lost ZERO the last 18 months Trump was in office.

 

What you posted is biased gibberish thinking it would prove your point. It does not. Your post is nothing but an opinion piece.

 

That is the average but the average is misleading. US casualties in Afghanistan had been trending downward since the mid point of the Obama administration that trend continued through the Trump administration to the point that in trump's last six months US combat casualties were down to near zero because one of the prerequisites for talks was not killing US troops.

 

What I posted were returns asked of an unbiased AI program that goes out queries primary sources on the internet and reports back. It accually has nothing to do with MY opinion or ... ANY ... opinion.

But YOUR post, the post I replied to, certainly was unsubstantiated, "BIASED OPINION".

 

The prerequisite for talks was a cease fire. Then tRaitor tRump agreed to unreasonable conditions of withdrawal and an indefensible troop draw down. Considering those terms it's amazing we were able to get out with only one suicide bombing.

The point IS, getting out of Afghanistan saved American lives. <-Period

 

link?

 

No he didn't. In fact there was likely never to be an agreement because the Taliban weren't willing to agree to the power sharing agreement that Trump had set as the prerequisite to a withdrawal. The Biden administration unilaterally stopped the talks and instead of pulling out through Bagram which was imminently defensible and would have helped afghan troops hold the line with the tac air support they were highly dependent on they tried to pull out through the capital which was far less defensible and resulted in the chaotic not seen since the withdrawal from Vietnam. Now I will throw Biden a small bone. I don't blame him for that. My suspicion is that the general staff did not want to with draw at all and screwed it up on purpose just to make Biden look bad. It is however equally possible that Austin and Milley really are that damn incompetent.

 

Looks like the claim in your title if this discussion is strongly doubted by critics: RFK Jr. Says Biden Is a Bigger Threat To Democracy Than Trump

Gee, that's the opposite of what @Patricio Da Silva claims.

What support does RFK use to support his claim?

“I can make the argument that President Biden is the much worse threat to democracy, and the reason for that is President Biden is the first candidate in history – the first president in history that has used the federal agencies to censor political speech, so to censor his opponent,” he said.



'Kennedy, who has made freedom of speech issues a central focus of his campaign, testified last year before the House Judiciary’s subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government. Kennedy was invited by House Republicans to speak as part of their investigation into censorship against conservatives at social media companies.'

Actually RFK doesn't buy the claim made here, at all.

'Kennedy said that while he believes Biden and Trump are both ill-suited to be reelected in November, he does not believe rhetoric suggesting either candidate would “destroy democracy.'

'He added that if he had to label one a greater threat to democracy than the other, he’d choose Biden because he feels the president has been “weaponizing the federal agencies” against his opponents.'

Bribed Joe certainly has.

 

Copilot
Yes, Donald Trump, the former president of the United States, engaged in negotiations with the Taliban. Here are the key details:

1. Agreement for Peace:
   
   • On February 29, 2020, the U.S. and the Taliban signed an agreement aimed at bringing peace to Afghanistan after more than 18 years of conflict12.
   • The agreement set the terms for a U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan by May 1, 2021. However, two classified annexes that specified conditions for the withdrawal were not publicly released3.
   • At the time of the agreement, the U.S. had approximately 13,000 troops in Afghanistan3.
   • The withdrawal of U.S. troops was contingent on the Taliban’s action against al-Qaeda and other terrorists who could threaten the U.S.3.
2. Release of Taliban Fighters:
   
   • As part of the agreement, the Afghan government released 5,000 Taliban fighters who had been held as prisoners3.
   • Notably, the Afghan government was not a party to the agreement3.
3. Taliban’s Actions:
   
   • Despite the agreement, the Taliban continued to attack Afghan government forces and even welcomed al-Qaeda terrorists into their leadership3.
   • Their stated goal was to create an “Islamic government” in Afghanistan after the U.S. withdrawal, even if it meant continuing their war3.
4. The drawdown of American forces in Afghanistan to 5,000 troops occurred during the Trump administration. This decision was part of the broader effort to reduce the U.S. military presence in the region. However, it’s essential to note that the situation remained complex, and the withdrawal process faced challenges and consequences.
5. Biden’s Decision:
   
   • President Joe Biden, who inherited the withdrawal agreement, delayed the May 1 withdrawal date.
   • However, his administration ultimately pushed ahead with a plan to withdraw by August 31, despite signs that the Taliban wasn’t fully complying with the agreement3.
   • The rapid collapse of the Afghan government after the U.S. withdrawal was a significant consequence of this decision3.
   • The drawdown of American forces in Afghanistan to 5,000 troops occurred during the Trump administration. This decision was part of the broader effort to reduce the U.S. military presence in the region. However, it’s essential to note that the situation remained complex, and the withdrawal process faced challenges and consequences.

In summary, Trump’s negotiations with the Taliban led to an agreement that set the stage for the U.S. military’s 20-year war in Afghanistan to come to an end, but the situation remained complex and challenging even after the withdrawal34.

• The Agreement was signed during the tRaitor tRump Administration.
• Released 5000 Taliban fighters
• American forces were reduced to 5000 by tRaitor tRump.

 

One became President under Trump: Trump!

THAT is way more scary.

Under Biden we got about 750 of them, the ones who participated in the insurrection, off the streets and almost 500 of the convicted.

 

How does that change all the terrorists coming across the border? Or do you think it is OK for an unknown number of terrorists to come into the US without our knowledge?

 

I'm more concerned about the "unknown number of terrorists" who are already here and think of Trump as their deity. Since Trump became their inspiration, those have been responsible for way more domestic terrorist acts than any others... by far.

 

We still need to stop them from coming across the border. Do you agree? A simple yes or no will suffice.

 

More damage has been done by the BLM movement in terms of property damage and people killed.