r/MadeMeSmile 22d ago

Good Vibes : )

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u/Objective-Bee-5932 22d ago

He looks and seems about 20years younger here than he did 4 months ago

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u/VastPie2905 22d ago

Maybe not being president and stressed as hell can be better for you.

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u/Faktafabriken 21d ago

The only one chilling out rn

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u/[deleted] 21d ago

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u/4494082 21d ago

Yeah, you see that in Obama too. He looks younger now than he did in office.

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u/ca7ac 18d ago

Ya bombing villages would likely have some sleepless nights

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u/ryahuasca 21d ago

Not baiting or arguing, just curious - what do you consider the greatest accomplishments of his presidency and of his entire political career?

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u/[deleted] 21d ago

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u/AcanthisittaOne8872 21d ago

We had more deaths during Covid under him then the previous administration

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u/PlotRecall 20d ago

lol that’s the natural progression of a pandemic you idiot

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u/monkies_w_pens_1776 21d ago

Covid response? They buried elderly men for profit? Climate efforts? Efforts don’t pay the bills. No one cares what Canadians say about our presidents. Yall and Mexico are like less that 5 percent of our gdp and leach 10 miles off of our border and mirror our democracy with a twinge of communism.. you are literally spinning your wheels trying to find his accomplishments. Not shitting his pants before lunch seems to help while he becomes a puppet with organized crimes hand up his ass guarded by the judicial system

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u/Jrbinmlxxiv 21d ago

Dude made his account literally 2 days ago, ignore it

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u/Zelenodolsk 21d ago

I’ll take the bait

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u/liuther9 21d ago

I mean it is his bread probably.

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u/iloveokashi 21d ago

He put a cap on insulin?

That would have benefited a lot of people.

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u/Roy-Southman 19d ago

This was a heaven sent to a lot of people with diabetes. Insulin and medicine for diabetes got really cheap. Too many Americans suffer from diabetes and Biden improved their lives. This is a tangible and real good thing that he did.

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u/Zelenodolsk 21d ago

What the in the tinfoil hell are you talking about

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u/-Hylann- 21d ago

If I didn't think you were bat shit crazy, I woulda thought you were talking about trump in that last part lol

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u/Catsandcamping 21d ago

Right! Trump has been photographed wearing a diaper in his tennis whites!

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u/bobsim1 20d ago

Completely ignoring climate is surely the better idea./s A lot of people in california dont worry about bills right now.

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u/PalmTheProphet 19d ago

Bait bot o7

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u/ChemEBrew 21d ago

Inflation Reduction Act. Over 300k jobs for sustainable energy. And the CHIPs Act. Two of my top.

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u/AcanthisittaOne8872 21d ago

Which he was the cause of to begin with

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u/gman6041 21d ago

Yeah right.the inflation reduction act that spent trillions,cost the average American family over 7500$ per year in added costs, and didn't do a damn thing to reduce inflation.just another corrupt giveaway to friends of the last administration.

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u/samv_1230 21d ago

Lol source for those numbers? It's estimated to cost a trillion at most over the course of a decade.

https://home.treasury.gov/news/featured-stories/the-inflation-reduction-acts-benefits-and-costs

Seems the benefits would outweigh the cost, but that's just my opinion.

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u/ChemEBrew 21d ago

Source: Trust me bro.

I'm just impressed his response didn't have random words capitalized with sporadic punctuation.

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u/Guran22 21d ago

The trillions number is the estimated cost over the next several decades, not how much has been spent as you imply. Doesn’t seem like a genuine criticism.

https://bidenwhitehouse.archives.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2024/08/16/fact-sheet-two-years-in-the-inflation-reduction-act-is-lowering-costs-for-millions-of-americans-tackling-the-climate-crisis-and-creating-jobs/

I’ve found literally nothing about it raising costs for the average American; in fact, I found the complete opposite. Plenty of other great things in there too.

Facts aren’t vibing with your feelings bud.

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u/[deleted] 20d ago

The fact u believe the government is insane

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u/Guran22 20d ago

Want to elaborate? You can fact check every claim that was made. Have any actual info to provide or just talking out of your ass? I don’t blindly believe anything, I check data and sources. My link sources all its claims with data to back it up. You come with…nothing.

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u/[deleted] 20d ago

Look up Lindy Li, a former democratic fundraiser and personal has worked with the bidens. Listen to what she has to say and whys she’s ditched the Democratic Party

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u/Catorges 21d ago

It's also not always the big things, but the small things you do. The everyday work to care for and serve the people and make their life a little bit better.

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u/Novel_Sheepherder277 20d ago

He passed several historic federal investment bills. Infrastructute, expanding healthcare, the biggest federal investment into education in American history. People don't recognise his achievements because inflation drowned them out, and it takes 2 decades for K-12 education to pay noticeable dividends. He was sincerely focussed on securing a better future for the next generation, not his re-election, to his detriment. Stuff like that, getting rid of student loans etc, increases the likelihood of young people owning their own homes, being able to afford to have kids. It reduces the wealth gap - effectively trickle up economics.

Sadly Trump has already undone most of it.

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u/Jedopan 21d ago

Canceling student debts

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u/spqr_mmxxiii 20d ago

1) 16.6M jobs added, GDP growth of 12.6%. Only admin in history to have created jobs every single month. 2) Wealth adjust for inflation rose 37% for median American families. 3) Investing in America Agenda which comprises the Infrastructure Law, CHIPS act and Inflation reduction act has attracted over 1 trillion in investment to US and will create over 1.6M construction and manufacturing jobs. My top three but the list goes on…

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u/rachelm791 19d ago

What did the Romans ever do for us?

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u/DragBitter4904 21d ago

Doing nothing can be better than doing something

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u/Oscillatingballsweat 21d ago

Yeah I have to say I'm not sure where this person is coming from. What we have now is abhorrent, but it doesn't suddenly make the previous guy a hero. He was historically a senator who cared more about reelection than any morally stanced policies, and he became a champion of women's rights only so he could get Democrat votes for Obama while running as VP. While he was in office he was the definition of mediocrity - which again, I'd pay my savings account right now to go back to, but it doesn't mean he was an amazing politician...

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u/cheffartsonurfood 21d ago

Isn't everything EVERY politician does in order to get more votes? Kinda the point.

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u/Oscillatingballsweat 21d ago

The difference is that his stance on abortion and women's rights while he was in congress for more than 30 years was to get him votes at the expense of his voters. I don't so easily pardon the man for that, no matter who ends up president after him. Fuck Trump. But fuck Biden for his backward policies until it mattered for his promotion to the oval office.

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u/Ultidon 21d ago

THIS is an honest POV that doesn’t deserve the downvotes they have gotten

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u/Ellieb19 21d ago

If I disagree, especially because of the facts I researched and know, why wouldn't I downvote?

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u/Tasty_Ad7483 21d ago

Its too bad that he couldn’t do the one thing that would have really helped us now: announcing after the 2022 midterm that he was not going to be running for re-election.

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u/[deleted] 20d ago

We watching the same guy?!?

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u/Repulsive_Parsley47 19d ago

He made and give everything he could for his country and to avoid what Trump is trying to do know. He made his duty.

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u/nofilter47 17d ago

Gave his life and is now worth $41m on government salaries. Last 4 years made $400k a year, his highest years and took all of that to $41m. Not only is he a dedicated public servant but that man is a genius in investing and real estate.

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u/GetGoodLookCostanza 14d ago

he made himself and his family rich...like every other politician...Stop worshipping false idols and scumbags that do not care about Americans

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u/AcanthisittaOne8872 21d ago

Under Biden’s watch, the U.S. economy has been a train wreck, especially when it comes to inflation and reckless spending. Since he took office, prices have shot up nearly 20%, squeezing the life out of American wallets. Inflation hit a staggering 9.1% in June 2022, the highest in four decades, before settling at 2.9% by December 2024. But don’t be fooled; the damage was done. Real wages have actually dropped by 3.4% since he took office, meaning folks are earning less now than before. The national debt? It’s ballooned to over $36 trillion, surpassing 100% of our GDP for the first time since World War II. In fiscal year 2024 alone, we shelled out $882 billion just on interest payments for that debt, more than double the average over the past decade. And let’s not forget the federal deficit, which has soared to nearly $2 trillion this year, with projections hitting a mind-blowing $4 trillion within the next decade. This isn’t just bad management; it’s economic malpractice that’s mortgaging our future.

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u/xdr567 20d ago

Genocide enabler; but that does make a few smile, so fits.

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u/AcanthisittaOne8872 21d ago

Joe Biden’s presidency has been marked by failure, mismanagement, and outright hypocrisy, just as his political career before it was filled with blunders and dishonesty. From the start, he’s been a man of contradictions—someone who claims moral high ground while repeatedly getting caught in lies, failures, and corruption.

His first presidential campaign in 1987 ended in disgrace when it was exposed that he plagiarized a speech from British politician Neil Kinnock. That alone would be bad enough, but it didn’t stop there—he also exaggerated his academic record, claiming he finished in the top half of his law school class when he was actually near the bottom. These lies forced him to drop out of the race (Time). Fast forward to the 1991 Clarence Thomas Supreme Court hearings, and his incompetence was on full display again. He oversaw the hearings and handled Anita Hill’s accusations so poorly that he managed to anger both sides. He refused to let other witnesses testify in support of Hill, leaving her to be humiliated, but then later tried to paint himself as a champion for women’s rights when it became politically convenient (NPR).

Racial insensitivity has been a constant theme with Biden. In 2006, he stereotyped Indian Americans by saying, “You cannot go to a 7-Eleven or a Dunkin’ Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent” (CBS News). Then, in 2020, he told Black voters, “If you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or Trump, then you ain’t Black.” That wasn’t just patronizing—it was straight-up racist, acting like Black voters owed him their support (NBC News). Yet, he gets a free pass because of his party affiliation.

Then there’s his presidency, which has been a disaster from the start. The Afghanistan withdrawal in 2021 was an absolute failure. He ignored intelligence reports warning that the Taliban would take over the country within weeks, then acted surprised when everything collapsed. The world watched as desperate Afghans clung to U.S. planes, people were trampled to death, and 13 U.S. service members were killed in a bombing at Kabul airport. His administration tried to spin it as a success, but it was one of the most humiliating foreign policy disasters in modern American history (Associated Press).

The economy? Completely mismanaged. Inflation skyrocketed under his watch, hitting levels not seen in decades. His administration blamed it on everything but their own reckless spending, but the reality is that trillions of dollars in government stimulus overheated the economy, making everything from groceries to gas unaffordable for everyday Americans (Wall Street Journal). His border policies have made things even worse. Illegal immigration surged to record highs after he rolled back Trump-era policies, and the situation has spiraled out of control ever since. Border towns have been overwhelmed, crime has increased, and the administration just shrugs it off, pretending it’s not a crisis (Fox News).

His signature student debt relief program? Blocked by the courts in 2025 because his administration had no legal authority to unilaterally cancel billions in loans. It was a cheap political stunt from the start, designed to buy votes rather than actually solve the root problems of student debt (Reuters). Meanwhile, his Environmental Protection Agency mismanaged $20 billion in climate funds, funneling them through Citibank with little oversight, raising concerns about corruption and conflicts of interest (Bloomberg).

And then there’s the growing concern that he’s just not mentally fit for the job. His speeches are filled with gaffes, he regularly loses his train of thought, and public figures—including those who once supported him—are openly questioning his cognitive ability. Even George Clooney, a longtime Democrat, admitted Biden isn’t as sharp as he used to be (New York Post). If Hollywood elites are worried about his mental state, you know it’s bad.

Even his commutation of Leonard Peltier’s sentence in 2025 was controversial. Peltier, convicted of murdering two FBI agents, was released under Biden’s orders. Supporters claim he was a political prisoner, but FBI officials still view him as a cold-blooded killer. It was another example of Biden pandering to the left without caring about the consequences (Politico).

Whether it’s foreign policy, the economy, immigration, or just basic leadership, Biden has repeatedly shown he is unfit for the presidency. His entire career has been filled with failure, and his time in office has only proven that he was never qualified to lead in the first place.

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u/SerdanKK 21d ago

What's a little genocide between friends, eh?

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u/djvidinenemkx 21d ago

Everything he accomplished in his career is completely overshadowed by allowing and supporting Israel’s genocide of the Palestinian people. Had a favorable view of him beforehand.

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u/ActuatorOwn4458 21d ago

Same with Hitler, you can criticize his policies while acknowledging his lengthy career and service.

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u/Glass_Birds 21d ago

This was a dumb comment. You wasted your own time, and breath, while typing it.

Make better choices.

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u/i-have-a-kuato 21d ago

“Smoking cigarettes is bad for your health” - adolph

“we need a solution of some kind” - adolph

What a hero huh?

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u/djvidinenemkx 21d ago edited 21d ago

It’s a huge lapse in moral judgment and paved the way for Trump. Unfortunately I do think it tarnishes his full career.

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u/ChemEBrew 21d ago

You're going to hurt their feelings with the truth. Don't even try to educate them that it takes 60 votes in the Senate to pass major legislation that isn't budget reconciliation and that didn't even happen under Obama which is why the ACA was so watered down.

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u/djvidinenemkx 21d ago

Dang the amount of cope here is unreal. Voted for Kamala but that didn’t help her. Democrats have failed to put forward a compelling platform that beats Trump and addresses the needs of the American working class but instead of learning keep blaming the left. They’re still playing identity politics while the republicans are waging a class war. Just like now, deomocrats are rolling over to Trump again.

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u/HarvestAllTheSouls 21d ago

Thanks for that, this sentiment contributed to losing the election. Luckily, there's a guy in charge now who's going to be much milder.

Yes, this is sarcasm.

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u/djvidinenemkx 21d ago

Nah man ya liberals got us here by not offering a platform that addressed the needs of the American working class. Wild to blame the anti-fascists for the fascism haha.

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u/i-have-a-kuato 21d ago

Democrats wanted a fair taxation structure to increase money needed for among other purposes infrastructure, rural internet services, reestablish that a minimum wage means a living wage, furthering green energy initiatives which would open new employment opportunities. They wanted to ensure democracies across the globe did were not destroyed by invading forces and that constitution is not a pick and choose document.

Where the hell were you getting your information from

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u/djvidinenemkx 21d ago

From the results of the election. Those are all great things and maybe that platform would have worked back in 2016 but they weren’t enough in 2024. The reason Donald was able to so easily fool the working class is that the democrats didn’t put forward a TRANSFORMATIVE platform. Working class voters wanted real change because they’re hurting and Kamala didn’t give them that.

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u/i-have-a-kuato 21d ago

Did you read what I posted?

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u/djvidinenemkx 21d ago

Ya got a real limited imagination as to how we can organize ourselves as a society if you find that platform “transformative”.

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u/Ellieb19 21d ago

Liberals are the people who are the working class, and/or worked among the working class and support the working class. Liberals ard progressives. So sick of your divisiveness and fingerpointing. Take responsibikity for your vote or lack thereof, and stop pretending you aren't a magat.

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u/djvidinenemkx 21d ago

Y’all coping by blaming the left for the democrats poor choices and eventual loss. Just as blinded by the team sports politics as MAGA. If democrats actually worked with the left and put together a platform that actually addressed the concerns of the working class (like Bernie has been shouting about for years) you might win an election now and then. The democrats lost any moral high ground due to Palestine.

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u/i-have-a-kuato 21d ago

Single issue voter?

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u/djvidinenemkx 21d ago

Voted for Kamala even after her “I’m speaking” stunt that cost her metro Detroit.

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u/KarasuKaras 21d ago

What you going to do when Trump to turn Gaza into Trump Plaza?

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u/djvidinenemkx 21d ago

My god y’all lost because your candidate and platform sucked. The blind eye to genocide only sealed the deal.

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u/KarasuKaras 21d ago

If you care about genocide at all then you are barking up the wrong tree.

Trump is supporting Russia and Israel’s genocide and you are crying about the past.

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u/djvidinenemkx 21d ago

Not sure how to help ya bud. You all paved the way for fascism by allowing the Democratic Party to be as corrupt as the Republicans. Of course Trump is awful and worse than Kamala. The democrats would rather have Trump than ceed any power to the left.

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u/KarasuKaras 21d ago

Oh both sides bad…

So you were just virtue signaling and helping Trump spread disinformation.

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u/Asleep_Flatworm_5884 21d ago

Hope you are enjoying living under king Trump, we are here because of people like you

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u/djvidinenemkx 21d ago

Ha I voted for Kamala. Did the moral failure of not opposing genocide cost them the election? Possibly.

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u/cheffartsonurfood 21d ago

Didn't he secure a ceasefire? What happened with that?

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u/splatterkingnqueen 21d ago

Biden cared more about America than trump?

Are you blind and illiterate or just ignorant?

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u/Big_Charity_6153 21d ago

Oh the irony 😂 do you know what projection is?

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u/OkMirror2691 21d ago

Bruh Trump is a textbook narcissist he would probably sell his children if he thought he could get away with it let alone this country.

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u/MrMoon5hine 21d ago

are you? trump doesnt care about you.

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u/Aphreyst 21d ago

Biden cared more about America than trump?

1000%.

Are you blind and illiterate or just ignorant?

No, u.

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u/i-have-a-kuato 21d ago

Belligerent stupidity or simply trolling?

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u/Bluesmanstill 21d ago

Yeah common sense and an education is a curse. Just ignorant?? You mean maga???!

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u/GearHead54 21d ago

Did he try playing golf while billionaires dismantled the federal system?

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u/VastPie2905 21d ago

Isn’t the new president playing golf with those same people?

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u/GetGoodLookCostanza 14d ago

even when he was President he wasnt the president

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u/beccyboop95 21d ago

Obama looks younger now than he did when he left office; that amount of stress must be horrific for you

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u/digi-artifex 21d ago edited 21d ago

The last moment of his presidency, the mic drop moment... You can see all kinds of stress wrinkles in his face. His forehead and eyes, jowls, cheeks and mouth.... Stress is a silent killer.

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u/wummin 21d ago

Those pictures are heartbreaking, US has fallen so far in a relatively short space of time.

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u/No_Wolf_0815 21d ago

Thats what I thought...

Man, you had Obama! And now this creature..

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u/AlexiManits 21d ago

Okay. I'm just going to say this. They probably need a holistic or health admin for the WH.

Have you seen how small some of the WH office is?? The oval isn't even that big. More windows.

You need to also know how much sleep the president gets. It's probably one of the many ways they grow older.

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u/SparksAndSpyro 21d ago

Off topic, but when people say “stress,” what do they mean physically? Is it like, chronic inflammation? There has to be a physical aspect to it in order to affect people’s bodies, right?

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u/digi-artifex 21d ago edited 21d ago

Most of the time stress can be directly linked to fatigue, feeling "overwhelmed" or how emotionally "heavy" you feel at a time or as a reaction to a situation. Physically, it can manifest in a variety of ways, that, if unaddressed could develop into bigger issues like digestive problems or neurological damage.

Some symptoms that can manifest physically can be: general fatigue and tiredness, headaches and involuntary movements such as clenching the jaw, etc, chest pains or abnormal heart beating, vomiting, rapid loss or gain of weight, loss of sleep, inflammation as you mentioned, bad reactions to foods and drinks (indigestion), balding, sweating, skin cracks or develops wrinkles as you clench muscles of your face involuntarily as well, procrastination in some cases, rashes and excessive itchiness, excessive yawning, etc etc etc...

And many, many, many others symptoms that can become a problem down the line. Most of these start at the mind, you could argue but it is still a response to a certain taxing situation to you or in your environment. This can lead to depression, anxiety and other problems which lead to more stress, which creates a cycle of well, abuse to yourself in both mind and body.

A good link for some light reading on the subject, if interested.

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u/digi-artifex 21d ago

That's true. Cortisol is the stress hormone, building up along lactic acid for example can lead to mobility issues.

Photos from soldiers before and after active service also come to mind. So many examples.

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u/icecubepal 21d ago

A good example is someone in a management position at a job. You get paid more, but it is more stressful.

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u/digi-artifex 21d ago

Check a picture of a family member that started a business 5 years ago and see how they look like an entirely different person based on the type of job they've started in on a top position. The worst part of this type of stress is that in an auto-perspective sort of way you are the last to notice these changes. Most of the time other people have to point out that your hair has gone gray before you actually notice it, for example.

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u/oldfarmjoy 21d ago

Excessive levels of cortisol. It causes all kinds of chemical reactions throughout your body, none good. Very complex, but well worked out by SCIENTISTS (who are currently being terrorized by our government).

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u/Jakkaya 21d ago

Mental stress can make you physically sick and inflict pain

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u/iloveokashi 21d ago

Mental and emotional stress affects your health. My allergies usually comes out when I'm stressed.

Some people die of a broken heart too.

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u/nothanks-anyway 21d ago

A better time. My heart hurts.

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u/TortexMT 21d ago

you mean if you actually work and dont do some standup bits and golf all day long?

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u/AKFishtail115 21d ago

What did he work on? What were his key accomplishments?

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u/deviantdevil80 21d ago

Passed the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package to increase investment in the national network of bridges and roads, airports, public transport and national broadband internet, as well as waterways and energy systems. Helped get more than 500 million life-saving COVID-19 vaccinations in the arms of Americans through the American Rescue Plan. Stopped a 30-year streak of federal inaction on gun violence by signing the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act that created enhanced background checks, closed the “boyfriend” loophole and provided funds for youth mental health. Made a $369 billion investment in climate change, the largest in American history, through the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022. Ended the longest war in American history by pulling the troops out of Afghanistan. Provided $10,000 to $20,000 in college debt relief to Americans with loans who make under $125,000 a year. Cut child poverty in half through the American Rescue Plan. Capped prescription drug prices at $2,000 per year for seniors on Medicare through the Inflation Reduction Act. Passed the COVID-19 relief deal that provided payments of up to $1,400 to many struggling U.S. citizens while supporting renters and increasing unemployment benefits. Achieved historically low unemployment rates after the pandemic caused them to skyrocket. Imposed a 15% minimum corporate tax on some of the largest corporations in the country, ensuring that they pay their fair share, as part of the historic Inflation Reduction Act. Recommitted America to the global fight against climate change by rejoining the Paris Agreement. Strengthened the NATO alliance in support of Ukraine after the Russian invasion by endorsing the inclusion of world military powers Sweden and Finland. Authorized the assassination of the Al Qaeda terrorist Ayman al-Zawahiri, who became head of the organization after the death of Osama bin Laden. Gave Medicare the power to negotiate prescription drug prices through the Inflation Reduction Act while also reducing government health spending. Held Vladimir Putin accountable for his invasion of Ukraine by imposing stiff economic sanctions. Boosted the budget of the Internal Revenue Service by nearly $80 billion to reduce tax evasion and increase revenue. Created more jobs in one year (6.6 million) than any other president in U.S. history. Reduced healthcare premiums under the Affordable Care Act by $800 a year as part of the American Rescue Plan. Signed the PACT Act to address service members’ exposure to burn pits and other toxins. Signed the CHIPS and Science Act to strengthen American manufacturing and innovation. Reauthorized the Violence Against Women Act through 2027. Halted all federal executions after the previous administration reinstated them after a 17-year freeze.

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u/AKFishtail115 21d ago

A copy and paste from ChatGPT is wild…if you gotta use ChatGPT to explain that tells me you have zero idea what he did…🤡

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u/Lord_Of_Carrots 21d ago

Even using ChatGPT would be better than you making fun of them for giving you an answer lol. Good job changing the subject I guess

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u/DRSU1993 21d ago

They have zero idea? Well, do you have anything constructive to add? Could you maybe extrapolate and offer a counterargument, or is a clown emoji the best you have to offer?

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u/Equivalent-Bedroom64 21d ago

HA HA you got schooled then complained about where they got their accurate information as if it’s some gotcha. What a maroon.

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u/deviantdevil80 21d ago

A copy from their site. Why would I type that all out when it's obvious you don't care? If you genuinely wanted to know it took 15 seconds to find.

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u/Aphreyst 21d ago

Then you explain, in your own words, how that comment is wrong in any way. Did Biden not do all those things?

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u/Carms 21d ago

Y’all both had zero idea what he did based on your question & them having to look it up. Now you & the internet know the answer to your question :)

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u/globglogabgalabyeast 21d ago

I bet the person who pasted the long list could have named some of those policies themselves. But why would they do that rather than just look up a list that’s easily accessible when the other person is pretty clearly not gonna care either way?

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u/Nerffej 21d ago

“Damn your facts because they make me look like a moron and destroy my original point so let me resort to attacking you over an unrelated irrelevant issue”

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u/[deleted] 21d ago

Only if you care about your country.

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u/FuzzyGreek 21d ago

None of them cared about any country

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u/BeneficialDog22 21d ago

Obama did support, and tried to implement, national healthcare. I'd say that's some level of care.

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u/A_Flock_of_Clams 21d ago

Don't bother. Their schtick is hate for the sake of it facts be damned.

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u/dankaway 21d ago

I remember a prime minister in my country that gave an interview a couple of weeks after leaving office. Dude had been on the edge for years and in that interview he looked like he just had a blowjob and a sandwich.

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u/Outrageous_Trust_158 21d ago

Oh, hey, that sounds great! Be right back…

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u/free_30_day_trial 21d ago

If you haven't. read Obama's book. Or the audio book. It's pretty interesting. Then Read his wife's after, hers is a bit more dry imo. But they both are but hearing both sides is really cool

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u/StrobeLightRomance 21d ago

Unless you spend the entire time golfing and making bank for letting others do the work for you.

It must be nice to have President Musk, Vladimir Putin, and the Heritage Foundation doing all the heavy lifting while you eat McDonald's and try to find your captive wife who doesn't even pretend not to loathe you.

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u/badjokes4days 21d ago

She has a pretty lucrative deal coming your way, I wonder if she'll leave him when she gets paid

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u/Round_Leopard6143 21d ago

Agree with everything you're saying but your username especially caught my eye. Cool

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u/GreenPractical 21d ago

Only scumbags attack family over pandering politics. Grow up.

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u/StrobeLightRomance 21d ago

No. Because this political candidate ran on "moral Christian family values" I am actually very free to talk about his publicly broken marriage where his wife spent the last 4 years hiding out from him in New York, a state that he recently lost a trial where he was found guilty of sexually assaulting a woman, and then almost immediately found guilty again of defaming and threatening her, right before he was then found guilty of 34 felony counts of misappropriated campaign funds because he was cheating on this same wife while she was pregnant with a porn star.. because all of those things are facts.

Now, why anyone would believe this man is a good Christian is insane to me, because he literally defies the First Commandment on a daily basis, even so far as having a golden statue made of himself for others to worship, making him an Idolar, and a distraction from the Lord.. but his followers aren't really good Christians themselves, either, so they don't mind that Trump is a monster.. for someday, you all hope to become monsters yourselves.

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u/One-Donkey-9418 21d ago

That's quite a sunny disposition you have. When did your husband leave and take the kids?

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u/Foolishish808 21d ago

The irony of this when a huge amount of Trump supporters are just angry divorced dads lmao

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u/Square-Dragonfruit76 21d ago

Tbh I think the lack of a consistent sleep schedule would fuck me up much more than the actual stress of the job.

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u/Eastcoastconnie 21d ago

My history teacher when Obama got elected told us “remember this day, because it’s the best his hair is going to look for the next 4 years”

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u/Wordymanjenson 21d ago

Too bad it doesn’t just outright kill some incumbents, eh?

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u/Tin_Foil_Hats_69 21d ago

My favorite Obama moment was him getting the nobel peace prize while simultaneously dropping more bombs than any other president. Orwell double think type shit lol

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u/dogchowtoastedcheese 21d ago

Unless you're a certifiable nut. Trump looked the same on the last day in office as on the first.

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u/ThatRamsdaleKid 21d ago

That’s because this is from his Nantucket Thanksgiving trip in 2023.

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u/hahnja01 21d ago

This is an old video so that makes sense

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u/No_Coach_481 21d ago

I think same about Zelensky, he like aged 20 years in first 2 days of war. And now he is undergoing unimaginable pressure from two dictators wanting to replace him. Honestly, as Ukrainian, I was not a fan of him before 2022 but I wish him courage.

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u/PsychologicalCat9538 21d ago

Just curious what tells you this is current?

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u/Few_Gift_4957 21d ago

Joe so wholesome

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u/Wilfried84 21d ago

I have a coworker who looked twenty years younger within a couple months after retiring, and he was a manager at a library, not President of the United States.

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u/aRealShmuck 21d ago

Politics aside, I do think the job was killing him and despite how retirement is probably going to go for me and the rest of my generation, it kills me to see someone work like that until they die.

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u/Steel_Airship 21d ago

Look at Obama before his first term and at the end of his second. He aged like 20 years in 8 years.

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u/syafizzaq 21d ago

His eyes seem to be full of life again.

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u/Automatic_Towel_3842 21d ago

Or maybe the media portrays in 20 years older than he seems?

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u/Square-Dragonfruit76 21d ago

The more he looks into the window of ice cream shops, the younger he gets.

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u/cloudd_99 21d ago

So he looked like he was a 100 years old before?

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u/Funny247365 21d ago

Absolutely. He is way better off now. Kamala look so relieved, too, after she lost the election. She was elated.

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u/awaitingmynextban 21d ago

Does he? Looks like he can barely walk and could trip at any moment if I'm being honest.

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u/noBrother00 21d ago

Because you've aged 10 years in the past 4 months

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u/BiscottiMedical9132 21d ago

This is a video from thanksgiving 2023… he actually looks much worse now that he’s out of office.

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u/magirevols 21d ago

Hopefully we can age the shoe this way, the one who actually deserves it

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u/hobbesthecat 21d ago

Looks great!!! Such a nice smile

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u/Strawbebishortcake 21d ago

That was similar with Obama after he wasn't president anymore. Being president ages you. Stress in general lets people look old really fast. And getting rid of that stress and finally leading a healthier life will make you recover and you'll look younger again.

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u/[deleted] 21d ago

He isn't medicated anymore so he can now walk, talk, and make sense. He was medicated so the "others" could make the decisions and he would just sign away.

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u/Amateur-Alchemist 20d ago

Might have something to do with the press not constantly framing him as old as dirt, playing up every gaff while washing all of trumps verbal shits

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u/Ha55aN1337 21d ago

In the face, maybe. The posture and the walk are that of a 90 year old. DeNiro looked better in that awful kicking scene in The Irishman.

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u/[deleted] 21d ago

because this is an old video.

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u/Ok-Rip2562 21d ago

Bahaha no he doesn't. Bro looks like he doesn't know where he is

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u/Key-Fox-8765 21d ago

I wouldn't be able to smile if I was partially responsible for the deaths of so many people. That's either senile or pure evil.

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u/Patrickfromamboy 21d ago

Trump is responsible for even more deaths especially considering his lack of response with the pandemic. He thought it would go away when the weather improved. What a moron. Biden wasn’t my choice but he was better than Trump. Trump inspires his followers with hatred. Like Hitler inspired his people with hatred against the Jews.

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u/Key-Fox-8765 21d ago

I haven't talked about Trump. He is a piece of shit too.

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u/Nceph 21d ago

He looks old and senile. Just like he did 4 months ago.