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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 416785" data-attributes="member: 35">Wow, he called out the military industrial complex, demanded the oligarchs pay their fair share of taxes, condemned Congressional stock trading, and called for Supreme Court term limits.&nbsp; Gee, if only this guy had been President for four years!&nbsp; It&#039;s a far cry from admitting to whoring himself out to his donors and being a huge war monger.Biden&#039;s spent the end of his Presidency commuting the sentences of non-violent drug offenders and forgiving $4.5 billion of student loan debt, which is good.&nbsp; That said, his sudden heel turn makes me think this is just a middle finger to the neoliberals that forced him out.&nbsp; He went from sounding like the Clintons to sounding like Bernie Sanders.&nbsp; Biden served the oligarchy well during his 50-plus years in politics, so trying to hold them accountable now that his political career is over feels very strange.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 416785, member: 35"] Wow, he called out the military industrial complex, demanded the oligarchs pay their fair share of taxes, condemned Congressional stock trading, and called for Supreme Court term limits. Gee, if only [I]this[/I] guy had been President for four years! It's a far cry from admitting to whoring himself out to his donors and being a huge war monger. Biden's spent the end of his Presidency commuting the sentences of non-violent drug offenders and forgiving $4.5 billion of student loan debt, which is good. That said, his sudden heel turn makes me think this is just a middle finger to the neoliberals that forced him out. He went from sounding like the Clintons to sounding like Bernie Sanders. Biden served the oligarchy well during his 50-plus years in politics, so trying to hold them accountable now that his political career is over feels very strange. [/QUOTE]

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