Trump has 101% success in upcoming presidential election too

[reedak]

In my previous post, I pointed the way to the US leader to reenter the White House for another term. His political arch-rival should not lose heart. Common sense will tell him that the so-called "101% success" is not the monopoly of a single candidate. In other words, if either candidate rushes to Moscow ahead of his political arch-rival before the November presidential election and succeeds to negotiate for a full Russian withdrawal from Ukraine, it will be game over for the other.

Thread 'How Biden can beat Trump with 101% success in upcoming presidential election'

Jul 9, 2024

President Joe Biden’s poor debate performance has reportedly set off alarm bells among top Democrats, leaving some to openly question whether Biden can stay atop of the Democratic ticket.

There is no need to ring the alarm bells in America. What is needed should be the White House incumbent's long overdue trip to Russia to ring the alarm bells. In short, the White House incumbent should go to Moscow, sit face to face with his Russian counterpart across the desk, stare straight into his eyes, and warn him to withdraw all Russian troops back to the pre-invasion Russian borders or else...

• reedak
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• Forum: U.S. Politics

 

[pjmret]

i think there is 0% chance putin would agree to such a thing and actually do it before the election.

there is a huge downside of going to russia and failing, it would hurt whoever tries it

 

[reedak]

i think there is 0% chance putin would agree to such a thing and actually do it before the election.

there is a huge downside of going to russia and failing, it would hurt whoever tries it

You should know that Russia is the root cause of the problem in its invasion of Ukraine. If the US leader (as the head of the world's sole superpower and leading country of NATO) refuses to fix the problem at the source, where else can he go to find the solution? Going to the moon or Mars?

Taking an analogy, if the roof of your house is leaking on raining days, don't you try to patch up the hole in the roof? Or are you going to give your house away to somebody and choose to be homeless and a wandering tramp in the streets?

 

[pjmret]

You should know that Russia is the root cause of the problem in its invasion of Ukraine. If the US leader (as the head of the world's sole superpower and leading country of NATO) refuses to fix the problem at the source, where else can he go to find the solution? Going to the moon or Mars?

Taking an analogy, if the roof of your house is leaking on raining days, don't you try to patch up the hole in the roof? Or are you going to give your house to somebody and choose to be homeless and wandering in the streets?

i do know russia is the root cause.

the only way to "fix" it might be to keep supplying ukraine with weapons until russia exhausts its motivation to stay there.

 

[reedak]

i do know russia is the root cause.

the only way to "fix" it might be to keep supplying ukraine with weapons until russia exhausts its motivation to stay there.

Yes. by then countless children and other innocent civilians in Ukraine would have gone to the Great Beyond see the Supreme Divine Being.

Why does it take Russia bombing a children’s hospital to make us care about Ukraine?

The heinous bombing of Ohmatdyt Children’s Hospital in Kyiv is a reminder of just how cruel and ruthless Putin is, but it shouldn’t take events like these to jolt our consciences back to life, writes Sean O’Grady

www.independent.co.uk

 

[pjmret]

Yes. by then countless children and other innocent civilians in Ukraine would have gone to the Great Beyond see the Supreme Divine Being.

Why does it take Russia bombing a children’s hospital to make us care about Ukraine?

The heinous bombing of Ohmatdyt Children’s Hospital in Kyiv is a reminder of just how cruel and ruthless Putin is, but it shouldn’t take events like these to jolt our consciences back to life, writes Sean O’Grady

www.independent.co.uk

It's a shame the war is killing people but I just don't think it's as simple as an American President meeting with putin to solve it

 

[the annoying thing]

i do know russia is the root cause.

the only way to "fix" it might be to keep supplying ukraine with weapons until russia exhausts its motivation to stay there.

that will not work

 

[pjmret]

that will not work

why not? endless war is not popular with people. ukraine has the motivation to protect their own country, russia does not

 

[reedak]

It's a shame the war is killing people but I just don't think it's as simple as an American President meeting with putin to solve it

Biden must learn to be as tough as the late President Kennedy.

Milestones in the History of U.S. Foreign Relations - Office of the Historian

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[Gabriel_Bell]

Are there missiles in Cuba now? Are any on the way to Cuba now?
Wasn't JFK the guy who lacked the GUTS to end the silly Vietnam War?
JFK said in his inaugural speech the following:
"we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and success of liberty."

And of course, since a huge part of the word was not free, I thought. "Oh shit, this fool is gonna draft me to invade China or the USSR or somewhere else".

The only good thing about JFK was that he was not Nixon.