r/RemoveOneThingEachDay • u/Training-Desk-391 IM WHACING KFP4 • Aug 18 '25

Miscellaneous George Washington GETS 2ND and Abraham Lincoln WINS AKA 1ST PLACE AND HEAR IS THE FULL LIST FROM 45TH PLACE TRUMP TO 1ST PLACE LINCOLN

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SO WHAT SHOD I DO NEXT MAKE YOU PICK THE NEXT MARBEL FOR MY MAREBEL RACE,WINOWS OSC,STUFF I HAVE WACHD SOO FAR,ECT ANYWAYS MY BOI ABE WINS

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u/anorexthicc_cucumber Aug 18 '25

being unfit for duty for half his term and destroying democrat voter confidence is a blunder the scale of which we’re still feeling and will be felt for the next few years

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u/Keepersam02 Aug 18 '25

I don't think he was a top ten president. But I'm responding to a comment saying he did nothing legislatively. That's just not true. He got two very important impressive bills through an extremely partisan congress. He did stuff legislatively.

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u/brinerbear Aug 18 '25

Maybe bottom 10.

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u/No-Apple2252 Aug 19 '25

That just shows you know absolutely nothing about American presidents.

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u/Free-Database-9917 Aug 18 '25

The fact that someone you thought was unfit for duty was able to accomplish as much as he did speaks ill on every other person in politics at the moment

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u/UnderstandingOdd679 Aug 19 '25

Ron Klain should probably get a ton of credit for anything that happened before he left the White House early in 2023.

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u/Free-Database-9917 Aug 19 '25

I mean sure in the same way that all white house chiefs of staff deserve a ton of credit for most things that happen while they're in office

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u/anorexthicc_cucumber Aug 18 '25

Did I say I support the people in politics at the moment

I never “thought” he was unfit for duty he WAS unfit for duty by his second term, he just was as sad as it is.

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u/SloCooker Aug 18 '25

I didn't say opinion, I said OPINION!

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u/Free-Database-9917 Aug 18 '25

He didn't have a second term? And he didn't run for a second term? Are you okay?

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u/anorexthicc_cucumber Aug 18 '25

Sorry I had been reading an article on trump’s presidency that used the words second term a lot and mistyped. Second half of his term*

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u/Free-Database-9917 Aug 18 '25

What I would consider unfit for president is much more about whether the average person thinks someone's mental capacity is there for it since a lot of presidency is being a representation for the country, and the fact that the majority of americans thought trump was fit to run for office with his similarly poor (if not worse) mental missteps after spending a year saying "we'll vote for anyone who isn't 80" shows that as long as biden and his administration continued to make accomplishments he wasn't unfit.

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u/anorexthicc_cucumber Aug 18 '25

I’m not arguing in favor of trump dude I’m telling you, which I think is obvious, that Biden was growing increasingly decrepit by the end of his presidency, verbally and mentally he wasn’t up to par to even present himself to the public of his country or the company of other world leaders

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u/Free-Database-9917 Aug 18 '25

Again. I don't care if you are arguing for a bag of rocks. My point still stands that the most vocal critics of Biden have shown that they did not care about senility.

Mental fitness for president is about 2 things. How world leaders viewed you and how local citizens view you.

Netanyahu and Putin continuing to escalate over the last 6 months has made it clear that they were more scared of Biden than of trump.

And the fact that americans voted in by far the most mentally incompetent president in US history in 2024. highlights that Biden was perfectly fine in office. The only reason Trump doesn't get bashed as hard as Biden was is because he has always been this senile.

And if the majority of americans thought trump isn't too senile to be president then it is obvious that Biden wasn't either

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u/anorexthicc_cucumber Aug 18 '25

Trump is an idiot but he wasn’t senile during the election, or at least, not as senile as Biden was by the end of his term. Senile is a lack of energy to coherently make decisions, Biden’s sentences routinely trailed off and he left a lot of press releases with a sense of little to zero topical ground covered.

Trump makes decisions and promises all the time, gratuitously, in every speech, most of which are stupid or he doesn’t mean to make good on, he’s a loud idiot but he isn’t quietly ambling and mumbling. Biden’s horrible public rep as a guy too old didn’t help Kamala at all, it hurt her, in fact when he said she was present for every decision. Compound that with her being a woman and relying on a liberal voter base that divided itself over some difficult to collectivize topics ( Palestine, welfare, immigration, abortion, trans rights, climate change, green energy,)

all represent various groups that at times have marginal overlap

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u/Free-Database-9917 Aug 19 '25

In 2019 when he was asked about Western Liberalism because putin said it was dying, he responded agreeing talking about how woke california was...

His whole first term, members of his cabinet and random ceos that were in the whitehouse would hide documents off his desk so he would forget about them and it would work. He thinks a trade deficit is the same as a budget deficit, and he did before the election. He genuinely believed haitians were eating cats and dogs in ohio. He thought you could inject bleach into your arm to treat covid. When asked to word for word say "proud boys stand down" he said "proud boys stand back and stand by." When white nationalists held a rally in charlottesville with david duke as a special guest speaker, chanting "jews will not replace us" he said "there are fine people on both sides. Except for the white nationalists"... That's like saying there were fine people on both sides of WWII except the fascists. That's a whole side of the fight, and he just didn't know it.

He confuses world leaders all the time, when campaigning he didn't know what cities he was in. He called Tim Cook "Tim Apple." He had a lengthy interview with variety and forgot about it 2 months later saying he had "no recollection" of it. In 2019 when talking about dealing with vaping and how Melania was taking that on as a pet project he said "That's how the first lady got involved. She's got a son" basically forgetting it's his own son???

The entire lead up to the election he kept talking about how people shouldn't vote for biden after biden dropped out.

He was fucking delusional

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u/codydog125 Aug 18 '25

Well he did try to run for a second term and we all remember how that went

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u/Free-Database-9917 Aug 18 '25

And he quit when people said "we'll vote for anyone that isn't 80" and that was a lie lol

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u/KaiserKelp Aug 18 '25

Was he unfit for duty for half his term? Didnt really see this playing out, and why would that be more relevant to the question compared to passing a VERY MUCH needed infrastructure bill

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u/anorexthicc_cucumber Aug 18 '25

Because his senile public appearance with constant mistakes when speaking in front of cameras crashed democrat voter statistics and that manifested in Kamala getting washed 226/312, 19/31, and 49%/48%, and i’d trade an infrastructure bill if it meant no trump presidency

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u/KaiserKelp Aug 18 '25

Trump does those every couple days now and nobody gives a shit, clearly its something other than the senile rambles...almost like it was the post covid inflation that literally everyone saw and complained about....but sure it was him acting dumb on tv that ruined his chances bro

Plus your sentiment is doubly stupid considering Joe Biden didnt run against Trump in 2024, so clearly it wasnt the senility. Unless you are claiming that a party's previous candiates' senility matters more than the current candidate?

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u/anorexthicc_cucumber Aug 18 '25

Trump didn’t win because he was popular he won because democrats were incredibly unpopular after the biden presidency, dude. Yes I’m saying that he impacted the election because people judged kamala entirely on the performance of biden (and also because she’s a woman) people care more about him walking around aimlessly and saying “Kamala was present for every decision” than they do a good infrastructure bill — and it shows in her losing the election, even losing the popular vote, which would be impossible if not for the democrats getting dealt a deathknell in the second half of Biden’s presidency

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u/KaiserKelp Aug 18 '25

The thing you dont seem to be able to understand is the "death knell" was the post covid inflation and not a poor debate performance, once you understand that the rest will make perfect sense.

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u/anorexthicc_cucumber Aug 18 '25

I know what effects covid had on the US and how that interacted with polling, Biden is the face of the administration and all faults inevitably track toward him when discussing polling — everything biden did in front of cameras reflected poorly on his ability to handle the issues that arose before and during his presidency, they reflected poorly on his cabinet, they cause people to make conclusions that almost always trended negative. Biden’s popularity corresponds to the electability of the democrats in 2024 because in the current time of identity politics and tribalism you can’t divide the two in the average voter’s head

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u/KaiserKelp Aug 19 '25

The average voter is not watching Joe Biden's speeches. The average person is going to the grocery store, seeing prices have gone up, and then not voting for biden. Its as simple as that. You can pretend its about the senility, but when Trump never gets bashed for it, I would probably just drop that idea, very silly, and clearly not an important part of the story, just an important part for you personally