Where is Joe Biden during The COVID-19 crisis??!?!

[Micky Mikey]

 

[OfTheCross]

somewhere being electable...

 

[the cac mamba]

biden isn't in charge of anything, and he's obviously not out campaigning. where the fukk do you want him to be

there's no play right now except sitting back and watching trump either fail or succeed

 

[EndDomination]

He's trying to sit quietly through the crisis - out of sight and out of mind, he won't be negatively affected.

 

[EndDomination]

biden isn't in charge of anything, and he's obviously not out campaigning. where the fukk do you want him to be

there's no play right now except sitting back and watching trump either fail or succeed

A politician with a large and popular platform absolutely has the power to ensure that crisis doesn't reach its peak.

He could just as easily bully state and federal politicians into harm-reductive action.

 

[Micky Mikey]

He's trying to sit quietly through the crisis - out of sight and out of mind, he won't be negatively affected.

I am just saying.....Bernie is doing fireside chats and doing press conferences putting out specific policies on how he'd handle this crisis.

As a presumptive nominee I would at least expect him to be a little more visible.

 

[cheek100]

Smart move imo. Let trump fuk up some more.

 

[MoneyTron]

Away from everything until November hopefully.

 

[Micky Mikey]

Smart move imo. Let trump fuk up some more.

Its a gamble. Already people are being swayed by Trumps daily press briefings and support his handling on this. Biden at least needs to make himself visible. By visible, I don't mean directly going after Trump but reassuring the public and perhaps putting out specific policies he'd implement to stem the economic fallout from this.

 

[Uno Venova]

somewhere being electable...

 

[FAH1223]

I think Joe should be doing what Bernie did last week. Do a fireside chat in his Delaware house, take questions online, answer them for like a half hour.

 

[Loose]

Somewhere letting trump make moee mess

 

[Julius Leisure]

I think Joe should be doing what Bernie did last week. Do a fireside chat in his Delaware house, take questions online, answer them for like a half hour.

this is the move - do it weekly, answer questions from white folks in swing states...offer critiques of the current administration’s response and how he’d do things differently. have high profile guests/experts in on video chats, etc. If he can’t be on the campaign trail it’s the next best thing

 

[Th3G3ntleman]

I think Joe should be doing what Bernie did last week. Do a fireside chat in his Delaware house, take questions online, answer them for like a half hour.

Why? He isn't a senator anymore he is closer to a civilian in terms of this crisis than anyone in congress.

 

[Professor Emeritus]

Previous elections the presumption candidates were pretty vocal about major issues. I remember both Obama and McCain being all up in the financial meltdown to the point they were practically co-writing policy with Bush.

McCain, Obama headed to Washington for bailout talks - CNN.com

McCain and Obama accepted Bush's invitation to discuss the proposed $700 billion bailout with him and congressional leaders at the White House, the candidates' aides said Wednesday night.

Also Wednesday night, McCain and Obama said in a joint statement that the bailout plan was "flawed" but that "the effort to protect the American economy must not fail."

"Now is a time to come together -- Democrats and Republicans -- in a spirit of cooperation for the sake of the American people," read the statement, which was released about 15 minutes before Bush made a televised address on the economy.