Joe did the right thing. How much he was considering it all along and what's been going through his head, we can never know, because his campaign absolutely could not show the tiniest bit of willingness to drop out until the deed was 100% done or else it would have destroyed the campaign.
So, he did the right thing. That's worth celebrating, and worth our appreciation and respect.
Every politician has an ego, and certainly no one is perfect.
But Biden has served this country the best he could for longer than many here have been alive.
He's overcome more than most can ever understand.
He served alongside the first black president, then ran for president with the first black vice president and first woman vice president.
He's accomplished far more in his presidency than most of the country ever gives him credit for. Purely on his record, he's one of the better presidents of most of our lifetimes.
He likely saved American democracy from the threat of fascism when he ran in 2020. And now, via making this decision, he may have just saved American democracy again.
I hope the history books someday remember him as they should. An incredible legacy.
Ok, whoever you believe did it, still answer the question I posed - why pick someone who's known to be shitty at shooting and not even give him a scope? Go.
He's saying state police fucked up. SS sniper put a bullet in his head within about 5 seconds of him being visible to them. And you still haven't addressed the pretty enormous question of "if the American fucking government was setting up an inside job to kill a political rival WHY WOULD THEY GET SOMEONE WHO'S KNOWN TO BE A SHITTY AIM AND NOT EVEN GIVE HIM A SCOPE.