Does Biden have any chance to win in election, based of his involvement in Israel war?

[Anonymous]

[Leapfrog00]

Based on his accomplishments, he has a good chance of winning. I think he is too old, and I would like to see anyone but him and Trump run, but Biden is still a better option because of how he helped America.

I don't know why some people say he hasn't done or accomplished anything. I don't understand where some of these trump supporters are getting their information from when they say he's done nothing. They need to check their facts, lol. But seriously though, those people who aren't well-read sound dumb when they make statements without checking facts. That's why I try to stay away from those people.

Biden has brought 11 million jobs to the U. S, including 750,000 factor jobs. The unemployment rate is down 50%, more people are working now than any other point in history, and he took the country out of the pandemic. He's also worked on lowering the costs of expenses for families... and to anyone out there who says this is all a lie, these are all facts you can check... and these are all facts you can check from multiple reliable sources.

But anyway, about Biden's involvement in the war, the U. S has always come to the aid of other countries. Some people though don't understand that some countries have helped the U. S in the past as well. The world should look out for each other. That's the Christian thing to do, as some people say. Granted, it is a shame that the U. S can't take care of all their own people, but... it's not as if this is about a few homeless people that can't afford food or medication. Those people in Palestine are in desperate need of help. Their lives are in danger every day. People are right there in the battle zone, and some actually getting killed. I don't think Biden's been the best president, but he's still a decent one.

[rigmarole]

What you mean how he funded Hamas, Iran, Al-Qaeda, and ISIS to bring war against Israel? Nah Bidden's base has always been anti-Jew Socialists... Democrats love that shit. They'll still vote for him based on that issue. None the less, he won't win. I told this community a long long time ago, the House of Israel does not stand with ANTIFA/ISIS... In time you've learned that, and found Trump stands with Israel. If you want to go on some anti-Israel tirade, think first...

https://www.breitbart.com/middle-east/2023/12/12/turkish-mp-suffers-heart-attack-during-tirade-against-israel/

[FreyaRed]

It doesn't matter hoe many voters vote for him, what matters is who counts the votes.

[BCA6010]

Unless you mean the fact that his administration blatantly plays both sides and gives nearly 4x as much (that we know of) financial support to Israel's enemies while claiming to stand by and support Israel's right to exist, that subject is pretty low on a list of reasons why I won't ever vote for Joe.

[DryGermanGuy]

Being a friend and ally of Israel has been policy of every U. S. administration, so it will have at least a slightly positive effect for him.

[HouseMoat]

While I don't like that he's supporting Israel (and I'm Jewish), I will still vote for him, because he isn't trump

[BarryLiverstone]

Odds are Biden wins

[Pterodon]

Nope