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This may be Biden's Vietnam.

Lyndon Johnson in many respects was a very, very good president domestically, who forth some major pieces of legislation.

He chose not to run in 68 because of opposition to his views on Vietnam. And I worry very much that President Biden is putting himself in a position

where he has alienated not just young people but a lot of the Democratic base.

Ah yes Bernie the Bolshevik with all kinds of foods stuck between his teeth.

As could be as Vietnam, it's, L.BJ chose not to run. It sounds kind of like he's encouraging

him to not run, doesn't it? He's losing support of, well, he's having trouble with the Democrat Party's jihad wing, which is, I think,

it's no longer the wing, it's the fuselage of the Democrat Party.

They've gone full jihad, full anti-Semite, even their Jews hate Jews.

Their white people hate white people.

Their men hate men.

Their women are sometimes men also,

and they hate men, and they, well and they well they hate almost everything

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