Biden Leads Deep State Primary
Former Vice President Joe Biden is campaigning hard to win over Democratic presidential primary voters in 14 states today. And he's also running strongly in the deep state, although his campaign staff seems unsure whether to accept a new high-profile endorsement.
The online awkwardness began on Tuesday afternoon. That's when former FBI Director James Comey tweeted:
Voted in first Dem primary to support party dedicated to restoring values in WH. I agree with @amyklobuchar: We need candidate who cares about all Americans and will restore decency, dignity to the office. There is a reason Trump fears @joebiden and roots for Bernie. #Biden2020
Just 21 minutes later, the Biden campaign's Andrew Bates responded on Twitter:
Yes, customer service? I just received a package that I very much did not order. How can I return it, free of charge?
The Comey FBI was a serial violator of Justice Department regulations and prosecutorial standards. So it was momentarily encouraging to see bipartisan recognition of the problem. But Mr. Bates later added:
Read the Article.
CBS TRIES TO MAKE SUPER TUESDAY EXCITING---FAILS.
ReplyDeleteGRA:Norah O'Donnell opened up the Super Tuesday coverage tonight with the statement:"Welcome to Super Tuesday--the political version of 'Survivor'"(trying to get the demographic group that likes that show interested?)
First,"Survivor" is boring--I haven't watched it since the first season.
Second,these networks can compare the Democratic drudgery,that is their primary season,to a roller coaster ride,an exciting movie or anything else they want,but this is the least interesting bunch of candidates in years--maybe back to Dukakis.
Nothing,that the writers scribble for these anchors,can change that unavoidable fact.
--GRA