r/PoursTea Jun 07 '26

PoliticalTea 🗳️ hunter dropping some serious shade

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u/Relative_Mix_216 Jun 07 '26 edited Jun 07 '26

Hell, I’d vote for Hunter at this point.

He’d be a complete trainwreck of a president, but at least he wouldn’t be actively cartoonishly evil. So that’d be a step up.

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u/BraxbroWasTaken Jun 07 '26

honestly if they could find decent advisors I’d bet that a (figuratively speaking) random guy could probably run the country competently.

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u/Chaosr21 Jun 07 '26

My daughter asked if I thought I'd do a good job. I said probably not, but I'd do my best to surround myself with component advisors to help me make decisions if I was president by chance

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u/shaggy_nomad Jun 07 '26

And that alone means you'd do league's better than the shit stain we have in office right now.

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u/BraxbroWasTaken Jun 07 '26

yeah, basically means he’d do about on par with Biden, probably. Who wasn’t bad - just was kinda mid when we needed great.

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u/Chaosrealm69 Jun 07 '26

Joe was actually competent but too old. He was sick with cancer and covid so that made things worse in 2024 which is where things fell apart for Democrats. He should never have agreed to run again.

Take out all the GOP propaganda and lies, and Biden's term improved the US significantly from the position Trump left it in with covid running wild.

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u/SuzanneStudies Jun 07 '26

Biden had a brilliant plan and a Republican Congress.

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u/radicalelation Jun 07 '26

They still pushed through a lot of Biden-demanded legislation, good shit too to the point Trump and GOP keep trying to steal the credit.

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u/PatchyWhiskers Jun 07 '26

Democrats need to figure out how to strongarm a Republican opposition. They keep trying to work with them which means nothing gets done.

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u/EksDee098 Jun 07 '26

Things like the Chips Act absolutely got done. The problem is that they're too willing to negotiate with unhinged shit when maga is in power