It's understood there are those of you that will be voting AGAINST Trump, which means voting for Biden. I get it that some of you hate Trump so much you'd vote for a sewer rat if that was the other option - which I think is simultaneously both ignorant and dangerous - but I get it that you feel that way. That aside, I'm curious who is honestly excited and enthused to vote FOR Biden. If you are, please explain why and answers like "because Trump sucks" or "because Orange Man Bad" or "because Trump is crazy" don't count. I understand and accept that you feel that way, but I'm really curious about what POSITIVE reasons you see to vote FOR Biden. Especially interested in answers from those of you that claim to be business tycoons, oil barons, high income earners, lawyers, scientists, and concerned pastors. How will a Biden Presidency actually be positive for or help you, your business or vocation, and the country in general?

Looking forward to your responses.

I wish we had someone with the balls of Trump, but super polished and witty.

Someone anti establishment and centered enough reign in the radicals on both ends and root out government corruption while shrinking the size of bureaucracy.

For 6 election cycles

Bush v. Clinton
Clinton v. Dole
Bush v Gore
Bush v Kerry
Obama v McCain
Obama v Romney

I had my preference but was confident that wither candidate was up to the task.

The three cycles before that

Bush v. Dukakis
Reagan v. Mondale
Reagan v Carter

I was confident that the winner was up to the task

The one cycle before that

Carter v Ford

I was confident that either could do the job, but I turned out to be wrong about that.

In the last election

Trump v Clinton

I was confident that the loser could do the job, bu voted against her in protest anyway.


This year in

Trump v Biden

for the first time in my voting life, I am not sure that either candidate is up to the job.

Booray said:

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For 6 election cycles

Bush v. Clinton
Clinton v. Dole
Bush v Gore
Bush v Kerry
Obama v McCain
Obama v Romney

I had my preference but was confident that wither candidate was up to the task.

The three cycles before that

Bush v. Dukakis
Reagan v. Mondale
Reagan v Carter

I was confident that the winner was up to the task

The one cycle before that

Carter v Ford

I was confident that either could do the job, but I turned out to be wrong about that.

In the last election

Trump v Clinton

I was confident that the loser could do the job, bu voted against her in protest anyway.


This year in

Trump v Biden

for the first time in my voting life, I am not sure that either candidate is up to the job.


e, but c.

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You could've just posted I've got no positive reasons to vote for Joe, but thanks anyway for the boring dissertation.

Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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For 6 election cycles

Bush v. Clinton
Clinton v. Dole
Bush v Gore
Bush v Kerry
Obama v McCain
Obama v Romney

I had my preference but was confident that wither candidate was up to the task.

The three cycles before that

Bush v. Dukakis
Reagan v. Mondale
Reagan v Carter

I was confident that the winner was up to the task

The one cycle before that

Carter v Ford

I was confident that either could do the job, but I turned out to be wrong about that.

In the last election

Trump v Clinton

I was confident that the loser could do the job, bu voted against her in protest anyway.


This year in

Trump v Biden

for the first time in my voting life, I am not sure that either candidate is up to the job.


e, but c.

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You could've just posted I've got no positive reasons to vote for Joe, but thanks anyway for the boring dissertation.

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Or that I have infinite reasons to vote against Trump

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I wish we had someone with the balls of Trump, but super polished and witty.

Someone anti establishment and centered enough reign in the radicals on both ends and root out government corruption while shrinking the size of bureaucracy.

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I'm holding out hope that Tucker will run in 2024 bc he is exactly what we need.

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I'm very excited:

https://twitter.com/JoeBiden/status/1275496343872712705?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.foxnews.com%2Fpolitics%2Fbiden-taking-aim-at-trump-over-health-care-amid-coronavirus-pandemic

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Improving the utter abortion otherwise known as Obamacare, huh? Yeah, that's a winning message. LOL!!

Booray said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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For 6 election cycles

Bush v. Clinton
Clinton v. Dole
Bush v Gore
Bush v Kerry
Obama v McCain
Obama v Romney

I had my preference but was confident that wither candidate was up to the task.

The three cycles before that

Bush v. Dukakis
Reagan v. Mondale
Reagan v Carter

I was confident that the winner was up to the task

The one cycle before that

Carter v Ford

I was confident that either could do the job, but I turned out to be wrong about that.

In the last election

Trump v Clinton

I was confident that the loser could do the job, bu voted against her in protest anyway.


This year in

Trump v Biden

for the first time in my voting life, I am not sure that either candidate is up to the job.


e, but c.

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You could've just posted I've got no positive reasons to vote for Joe, but thanks anyway for the boring dissertation.

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Or that I have infinite reasons to vote against Trump

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Got it - I know you're a hate filled person regarding Trump, but the subject of the OP is reasons to vote FOR Biden. Please stay on topic.

Mr Treason , John Kerry was not up to the task if he had won.

Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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For 6 election cycles

Bush v. Clinton
Clinton v. Dole
Bush v Gore
Bush v Kerry
Obama v McCain
Obama v Romney

I had my preference but was confident that wither candidate was up to the task.

The three cycles before that

Bush v. Dukakis
Reagan v. Mondale
Reagan v Carter

I was confident that the winner was up to the task

The one cycle before that

Carter v Ford

I was confident that either could do the job, but I turned out to be wrong about that.

In the last election

Trump v Clinton

I was confident that the loser could do the job, bu voted against her in protest anyway.


This year in

Trump v Biden

for the first time in my voting life, I am not sure that either candidate is up to the job.


e, but c.

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You could've just posted I've got no positive reasons to vote for Joe, but thanks anyway for the boring dissertation.

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Or that I have infinite reasons to vote against Trump

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Got it - I know you're a hate filled person regarding Trump, but the subject of the OP is reasons to vote FOR Biden. Please stay on topic.

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You proved your point. There isn't a lot of enthusiasm for Biden. The fact that he is going to win in a landslide says a lot about your guy.

Booray said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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For 6 election cycles

Bush v. Clinton
Clinton v. Dole
Bush v Gore
Bush v Kerry
Obama v McCain
Obama v Romney

I had my preference but was confident that wither candidate was up to the task.

The three cycles before that

Bush v. Dukakis
Reagan v. Mondale
Reagan v Carter

I was confident that the winner was up to the task

The one cycle before that

Carter v Ford

I was confident that either could do the job, but I turned out to be wrong about that.

In the last election

Trump v Clinton

I was confident that the loser could do the job, bu voted against her in protest anyway.


This year in

Trump v Biden

for the first time in my voting life, I am not sure that either candidate is up to the job.


e, but c.

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You could've just posted I've got no positive reasons to vote for Joe, but thanks anyway for the boring dissertation.

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Or that I have infinite reasons to vote against Trump

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Got it - I know you're a hate filled person regarding Trump, but the subject of the OP is reasons to vote FOR Biden. Please stay on topic.

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You proved your point. There isn't a lot of enthusiasm for Biden. The fact that he is going to win in a landslide says a lot about your guy.

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So you really believe a candidate can win a presidential election, let alone in a landslide, while having no real positive reasons to vote FOR him? in other words, just saying my opponent sucks and I'm not my opponent, so vote for me is enough - right? Not happening, and it's a major reason Trump is going to be reelected - quite possibly in a landslide - because there is a lot of enthusiasm among his base to vote FOR him.

Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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For 6 election cycles

Bush v. Clinton
Clinton v. Dole
Bush v Gore
Bush v Kerry
Obama v McCain
Obama v Romney

I had my preference but was confident that wither candidate was up to the task.

The three cycles before that

Bush v. Dukakis
Reagan v. Mondale
Reagan v Carter

I was confident that the winner was up to the task

The one cycle before that

Carter v Ford

I was confident that either could do the job, but I turned out to be wrong about that.

In the last election

Trump v Clinton

I was confident that the loser could do the job, bu voted against her in protest anyway.


This year in

Trump v Biden

for the first time in my voting life, I am not sure that either candidate is up to the job.


e, but c.

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You could've just posted I've got no positive reasons to vote for Joe, but thanks anyway for the boring dissertation.

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Or that I have infinite reasons to vote against Trump

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Got it - I know you're a hate filled person regarding Trump, but the subject of the OP is reasons to vote FOR Biden. Please stay on topic.

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You proved your point. There isn't a lot of enthusiasm for Biden. The fact that he is going to win in a landslide says a lot about your guy.

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So you really believe a candidate can win a presidential election, let alone in a landslide, while having no real positive reasons to vote FOR him? in other words, just saying my opponent sucks and I'm not my opponent, so vote for me is enough - right? Not happening, and it's a major reason Trump is going to be reelected - quite possibly in a landslide.

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We will see.

I am plenty enthusiastic about the policies Biden has stood for throughout his career. Slightly center left is exactly where I line up on the scale. My support for him is lukewarm based on his age; I don't think he has the energy to make any of those policies a reality.

Booray said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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For 6 election cycles

Bush v. Clinton
Clinton v. Dole
Bush v Gore
Bush v Kerry
Obama v McCain
Obama v Romney

I had my preference but was confident that wither candidate was up to the task.

The three cycles before that

Bush v. Dukakis
Reagan v. Mondale
Reagan v Carter

I was confident that the winner was up to the task

The one cycle before that

Carter v Ford

I was confident that either could do the job, but I turned out to be wrong about that.

In the last election

Trump v Clinton

I was confident that the loser could do the job, bu voted against her in protest anyway.


This year in

Trump v Biden

for the first time in my voting life, I am not sure that either candidate is up to the job.


e, but c.

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You could've just posted I've got no positive reasons to vote for Joe, but thanks anyway for the boring dissertation.

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Or that I have infinite reasons to vote against Trump

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Got it - I know you're a hate filled person regarding Trump, but the subject of the OP is reasons to vote FOR Biden. Please stay on topic.

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You proved your point. There isn't a lot of enthusiasm for Biden. The fact that he is going to win in a landslide says a lot about your guy.

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So you really believe a candidate can win a presidential election, let alone in a landslide, while having no real positive reasons to vote FOR him? in other words, just saying my opponent sucks and I'm not my opponent, so vote for me is enough - right? Not happening, and it's a major reason Trump is going to be reelected - quite possibly in a landslide.

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We will see.

I am plenty enthusiastic about the policies Biden has stood for throughout his career. Slightly center left is exactly where I line up on the scale. My support for him is lukewarm based on his age; I don't think he has the energy to make any of those policies a reality.

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I didn't know you liked mass incarcerations, one of Biden's biggest policies in his career.

Booray said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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For 6 election cycles

Bush v. Clinton
Clinton v. Dole
Bush v Gore
Bush v Kerry
Obama v McCain
Obama v Romney

I had my preference but was confident that wither candidate was up to the task.

The three cycles before that

Bush v. Dukakis
Reagan v. Mondale
Reagan v Carter

I was confident that the winner was up to the task

The one cycle before that

Carter v Ford

I was confident that either could do the job, but I turned out to be wrong about that.

In the last election

Trump v Clinton

I was confident that the loser could do the job, bu voted against her in protest anyway.


This year in

Trump v Biden

for the first time in my voting life, I am not sure that either candidate is up to the job.


e, but c.

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You could've just posted I've got no positive reasons to vote for Joe, but thanks anyway for the boring dissertation.

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Or that I have infinite reasons to vote against Trump

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Got it - I know you're a hate filled person regarding Trump, but the subject of the OP is reasons to vote FOR Biden. Please stay on topic.

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You proved your point. There isn't a lot of enthusiasm for Biden. The fact that he is going to win in a landslide says a lot about your guy.

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So you really believe a candidate can win a presidential election, let alone in a landslide, while having no real positive reasons to vote FOR him? in other words, just saying my opponent sucks and I'm not my opponent, so vote for me is enough - right? Not happening, and it's a major reason Trump is going to be reelected - quite possibly in a landslide.

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We will see.

I am plenty enthusiastic about the policies Biden has stood for throughout his career. Slightly center left is exactly where I line up on the scale. My support for him is lukewarm based on his age; I don't think he has the energy to make any of those policies a reality.

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Are you serious?? Whatever policies Biden has stood for throughout his lengthy and largely ineffective career are a thing of the past. He's completely an empty suit puppet of the Bernie Sanders bolshevik crowd at this point and probably doesn't even remember what he supposedly once stood for. Any more in effect he's about as much "slightly center left" as I'm a Buddhist Monk.

It's pretty clear the OP has no interest in reasonable discussion, but thanks for trying.

BaylorOkie said:

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It's pretty clear the OP has no interest in reasonable discussion, but thanks for trying.

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Yep

On the contrary, I'm perfectly fine with reasonable discussion. Just wanting to know what positive reasons there are to vote for Biden as the leader of the free world. And I think it's pretty telling the thread has gone this long and nobody's provided even one.

The Ukrainians, Russians, and Chinese?

In reality no one is voting for Biden to be POTUS.

You are voting for his VP to be POTUS.

There is zero chance Biden serves out a 4 year term .

Johnny Bear said:

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Booray said:

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For 6 election cycles

Bush v. Clinton
Clinton v. Dole
Bush v Gore
Bush v Kerry
Obama v McCain
Obama v Romney

I had my preference but was confident that wither candidate was up to the task.

The three cycles before that

Bush v. Dukakis
Reagan v. Mondale
Reagan v Carter

I was confident that the winner was up to the task

The one cycle before that

Carter v Ford

I was confident that either could do the job, but I turned out to be wrong about that.

In the last election

Trump v Clinton

I was confident that the loser could do the job, bu voted against her in protest anyway.


This year in

Trump v Biden

for the first time in my voting life, I am not sure that either candidate is up to the job.


e, but c.

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You could've just posted I've got no positive reasons to vote for Joe, but thanks anyway for the boring dissertation.

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You start the thread with a stupid rant and then respond this way to somebody who takes the time to answer?

I'm voting for Joe Biden, and I don't give a **** what you think of my reasons.

BaylorOkie said:

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blackie said:

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Canada2017 said:

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In reality no one is voting for Biden to be POTUS.

You are voting for his VP to be POTUS.

There is zero chance Biden serves out a 4 year term .

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In my opinion if Trump wins, you have the same scenario.

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Yes, please.

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Agreed ...I'd take Pence over Trump

Biden has said that:

Covid has killed 120M Americans
Gun violence has killed 150M Americans
His child tax credit would put 720M women back into the workforce.

I think there is a reason he is sitting in his basement.

Y'all are just clueless as to where the country is and it's mood and the shape it is in. Biden's main selling point is he is not Trump and as of now that appears to be enough for even significant coat tails.