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(36 posts) Tue Apr 22, 2025, 05:53 PM Tuesday

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This message was self-deleted by its author Ponietz Tuesday #1

Joe Biden is maybe the most unpopular person in politics right now... Self Esteem Tuesday #2

... lapucelle Tuesday #3

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Then you need to get busy, don't you? lapucelle Tuesday #8

So what are you doing to bring more attention to this mad man in the WH? MarineCombatEngineer Tuesday #9

... lapucelle Tuesday #4

I guess you missed it. They HAVE spoken out (except W). LoisB Tuesday #5

Look harder. Simeon Salus Tuesday #6

And we expect Americans to listen to them now? When they didn't listen to them when it actually mattered? W_HAMILTON Tuesday #10

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2. Joe Biden is maybe the most unpopular person in politics right now...

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Tue Apr 22, 2025, 06:04 PM

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...probably best to have him on the sidelines.

Hillary has been very vocal in her criticism of Trump.

Obama remains largely on the sidelines despite being the most popular politician right now and that's disappointing.

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Tue Apr 22, 2025, 06:05 PM

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Three ex-presidents denounce the current one in a two-week stretch

Barack Obama urged Americans to resist President Donald Trump’s bullying. Joe Biden warned that Trump is wrecking the “sacred promise” of Social Security. Bill Clinton decried the emphasis on grievances and the need to dominate.

In an extraordinary stretch of just over two weeks, three former presidents have taken to the public stage to sound the alarm against the current occupant of the White House, despite the tradition that former presidents generally refrain from publicly criticizing their successors.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/04/19/trump-presidency-obama-biden-clinton/