"much more racist"... says you lol. Given that Trump's comment was directed at one person (over his policy proposals), and Biden's comment was directed at an entire race, I disagree with you.

Not to mention, Biden lied in a huge way, saying that the NAACP endorsed him and his racist record. I guess he just figured his voters would be stupid enough to not actually look at his record.

https://www.naacp.org/latest/naacp-statement-endorsement-comment-former-vice-president-joe-biden/

Go ahead and spin it however you want, that's a huge lie.

So in that one interview alone, Biden managed to prove that he is racist, senile, and a liar... he is muchworse than Trump.

Lol so many people here trying to brush this under the rug as quick as possible. Or they're trying to say that he was joking/didn't mean it... which means Democrats are okay with racist jokes now. Even reddit was blowing up over this.

This was a racist comment showing what many in the DNC already believe, that the black vote is something they can take for granted. Charlamagne didn't give a shit about Trump or the black vote at that point in the interview, he just wanted to know how his community would be supported.

More importantly though, it provides more evidence to his senility (for anyone who still doubts it) to speak his mind on something like this. Sure, with the current media landscape, this story will be gone in a week. But Biden's really on a roll with these gaffes... Democrats might want to stick him back in his cave.

Bad example? No, you're just missing the point. You can disagree with the reasoning behind why people would vote for Trump, but people are free to choose how they weigh political issues. Many Americans will want to vote for Trump specifically because they will look at the bigger picture and understand that the economy was booming before the pandemic hit. To you, this pandemic is enough to get Trump out of office. That's how you rationalize your vote for Biden (nothing I see from you is pro-Biden, it's all anti-Trump).

And I don't need a mental health group to tell me something's wrong with the way Trump responds to media, but I'm also not oblivious to the leading and loaded questions he has to field. Biden's braindead gaffes are in zero-pressure situations and on friendly turf. He will be eaten alive once the debates start and it will be hilarious.

So then what would you say to someone that prefers Trump over Biden for his stance on abortion? Following your logic it sounds like you would assume they have mental issues.

Nice try with the deflection but that article did not cite any examples of Trump being senile. Mentally troubled =/= senile.

Also, you can't prove the statement in bold.

One can rationalize a preferred candidate due to policies and ideological beliefs but at what point will Democrats take Biden's mental health seriously? And that's a serious question.

There is no moral high ground here, one is senile and the other is not. Not sure about you but that's where I draw the line.

Bitch about Trump's so-called "divisive" rhetoric all you want but symptoms of dementia in a presidential candidate is not a nothing burger. Dude is going to end up nuking us by accident if he becomes president.

And you don't need to remind me of the dumb stuff Trump has said, btw. I'm well aware.

Lol it gets even worse...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdvM9K8N6OY

His gaffes are on a whole different level compared to Trump.

The doctor gave him a drug that is FDA approved, but not approved (yet?) to treat COVID-19.

We could look further into this and say Trump paid some shady doctor to allow this... but politics aside I see no reason to make that assumption. What is unethical here?

Ever heard of off-label drugs?

https://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/news/2020/05/12/nyu-study-looks-at-hydroxychloroquine-zinc-azithromycin-combo-on-decreasing-covid-19-deaths

Are they serious?

It's truly amazing to see how Trump evokes such hysteria among people that really don't have a clue what they're talking about (who are listening to people that don't have a clue what they're talking about, given the lack of data).

Trump is taking the drug in a medically controlled environment, but I guess we should discredit the doctors now.

I made that last point because there's a clear bias in many of the sources that you pad your posts with, and I have better things to do with my time than to continue beating that dead horse. Him "hoping" that the virus would be gone by April is not a screw-up on his part, it's a straight-up nothingburger. It literally means nothing in the grand scheme of things. Him "dismantling certain systems beforehand" is a dishonest statement... why not mention that those personnel were allocated to other areas? Peddling fake answers is dumb... mkay, sure. The only "real" answer then would be a vaccine, which may never truly happen.

How about we start focusing on the here and now though? I get that you want to shift as much blame to Trump as possible, but it seems more sensible at this point to see how the virus is being handled on a state level.

You know what else you'll see if we start focusing on the here and now? Trump's approval rating is now at an all-time high and he's beating Biden in key battleground states.

He did, and he was accused of moving the goal post.