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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
I didn't either. Despite what I've posted here, I voted for Obama both terms, and would've strongly considered Biden over Trump had the former run in 2016. I saw him as a milquetoast do-nothing, much like Obama. Someone who would largely maintain the status quo, and not rock the boat too much. His presidency so far has been shocking, although it has given me perspective on a very important quality to consider in a candidate: age. Biden may have been exactly what I wanted 10 years ago or more. But in his current decrepit state I don't think he's fit for the job, and his handlers have been terrible decisionmakers behind the scenes. The spin is in full effect but anyone can see how much worse off we are just two years later on a daily basis just going to the grocery store. And this is after covid has passed.
gpt
Absolutely. I think both parties should be learning the age lesson here but I doubt it’ll happen. The republicans especially would benefit from it. They have a perception of being old white men despite the Democrats looking basically the same. Pretty sure most of the youngest members of the House are Republican but no one really knows anything about them. If anything, it feels like both sides doubled down. Republicans won’t get rid of the old boy’s club at the top and Democrats are trying so hard to pretend that being elderly isn’t a problem that they have placed their full support behind two people both over 80 years old in Biden and Pelosi.

I don’t think younger Republicans or Democrats should need to be full scorched like The Squad to get anything they want but I’m starting to think they’re onto something. I don’t agree with them but I at least know who they are. Can’t say that for others that should be making a name for themselves right now.