He posted a video of that paragron of honesty (Steve Scalise) accusing Ossoff of electing to keep the government shut because opening it would (for some inexplicable reason) prevent Ossoff from raising more campaign funds. That clip was not about HOW Ossoff voted. It was about Scalise speculating, without evidence, on Ossoff's reason for voting how he did. He also posted that Ossoff knew about Biden's decline and intentionally elected to remain silent about it because "Democrat power was more important than being truthful with the American people."
The other video rehashes MAGA noise machine complaints about Dems (and Ossoff in particular, in this case) covering up Biden's cognitive decline. First, Biden had more going on upstairs on the day he left office than Trump has had during this entire second term of his. ("I want Greenland!" "I'll pay you $50,000 to vote for Republicans this fall !") Second, it is pretty damn hypocritical, not to mention amusing, to see Republicans continuing to whine about Dems covering up Biden's cognitive decline when: (1) we are seeing a severe cognitive decline in Trump right now; and (2) Mitch McConnell remained either hospitalized or at home, incommunicado and declining to speak for himself, for something like 4 months, while his fellow Republicans waxed poetical about having long and substantive phone conversations with him. So who, again, cares more about power than being truthful?
You responded with a snarky comment about it not being long before Dpic weighed in with a defense of Ossoff. Not much need to defend Ossoff there. The videos speak for themselves, and they say a lot more about Republicans than they do about Democrats.
the title of the post was about Ossoff voting to have Georgians pay higher taxes on their overtime...I didn't watch the clip, I took the poster at the word of his headline...maybe that's on me or maybe it's on the guy who drafted the OP...
Now unless the media is lying, there was a story that quoted Ossoff as saying he knew about Biden's decline but didn't want to say anything because keeping the democrats in power was more important...
My comment wasn't snarky...of all the posters on the board, the single one most often mentioning Ossoff as a presidential candidate is
@dpic73....now if there's another I certainly have missed it. Like you defending the post, dpic does the same for every negative on Ossoff...
Now insofar as Trump's cognitive decline, I won't comment about any potential "whataboutism" as I know you are totally against that, but you're somewhat speculating as to trump's mental capacity. Now, neither you nor I have any idea of trump's mental capabilities. Maybe the truth will come out in 2029 in a tell all book - in a fashion similar to Biden - but as of right now, other than Democrats who thinks trump is crazy because of his actions, there's no indication, in the manner of Biden, of being a loss for words or making up words, for the slow shuffle, the apparent inability to assimilate his location, and, in fact, the craziness that Trump displays now isn't different than the craziness of his first administration or how he conducted either of his campaigns. It seems as if he's always been this way.
Do we want to talk about McConnell when we just went through something similar with Feinstein?? Come on, thee people handg on to the last possible minute I don't like it, you don't like it, but it certainly is not limited to people in one party.
Now am I disappointed in Trump..absolutely, and I'm sure I'm not alone. He hasn't done what he promised, he lies consistently (but we knew that prior to this election) the Iran war is a black cloud over what should be a booming economy, he says stupid things and all this renaming stuff is as dumb as taking down a bunch of statues. But let's face it, you'd have negative comments about trump no matter what he said or did. It's in your DNA....