Biden 2020! — “He’s Not Criminally Insane.”

To me, the funny part about this is that it’s true. Biden is simply the least controversial of the many Democrats who aspired to the nomination. Most of the people who will be voting for him in November would grant that there is nothing particularly appealing about him, especially if you’re a progressive.
How often we heard that the 2020 Democratic platform must go beyond: “We’re not Trump.” Incorrect. While there are elements of the platform that ostensibly address environmental issues, wealth inequality, racial violence and the like, the real game-winner here is this simple five-word assertion: Biden is not a sociopath.

Standing behind 2008 presidential hopeful John McCain in the photo at left is his campaign manager and lifelong Republican Steve Schmidt. When interviewed recently, Schmidt
New Zealand: Leadership based on science, full compliance from citizenry, all restrictions lifted as case loads vanish to zero
This is great.
A sustainable civilization is a kind one; there is no way around that.
A reader sent me the meme here and comments: What if this is fake being fake and I too am fake? Life is so more confusing since the days before memes and robots, one of which I might be.
A reader asserts: I hate to break it to you but the US is a socialist country. Shall I list all the social programs we have or are you astute enough to look them up all by yourself? Obviously the latter doesn’t apply does it?
George Takai, whom American baby boomers remember as Mr. Sulu on the original Star Trek, is no fan of the president, and, as illustrated here, often uses humor to express himself.
In my recent post
As shown in the meme here, sometimes we don’t need to look too hard to see the truth.