Biden or Trump?
In today's political climate, it can be hard to choose the right candidate. On one hand, you have Joe Biden, who served as vice president for eight years before becoming president and has a long history in politics. On the other hand, you have Donald Trump, a (somewhat successful) businessman with no prior experience in government. Both became presidents of the United States of America. So, who should you vote for again today? It ultimately comes down to your own preferences and values. If you prioritize experience and stability, then Biden may be the better choice for you. However, if you're looking for someone who is outside the political establishment, Trump may be a better fit. Ultimately, the decision is up to you.
So you are saying Joe Biden does not understand business?
When it comes to business, experience is key. That's why many people were surprised when Joe Biden chose Kamala Harris as his running mate in the 2020 election. Harris has no experience in the private sector, and her time as a prosecutor and attorney general has given her little exposure to the world of business. Nevertheless, Biden believes that Harris has the "toughness" and "grit" to help him tackle the nation's problems. While it remains to be seen whether Harris will be an effective leader, there is no doubt that she will bring a unique perspective to the White House.
I asked you about Joe Biden's business experience, not about Kamala Harris.
I don't think that's what I'm saying. I think Joe Biden is a very smart man who understands business very well. I just don't think he's the best person to be president when it comes to business. He doesn't have the same experience as some of the other candidates, and I think that would show if he were elected. I'm not saying he wouldn't be a good president, I just think there are better candidates when it comes to business.
Asking about Biden's business experience is like asking a fish about driving a car. It just doesn't have any relevance. Joe Biden has been in the political arena for over 40 years. He was first elected to the Senate in 1972, and he served as the Vice President of the United States for eight years. In that role, he was responsible for domestic and foreign policy, and he helped to shape the economic policies of the Obama administration. He also has a long record of public service, including his work as the Chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. In short, Biden has more than enough experience to be President of the United States. Asking about his business experience is simply a distraction from the real issues.
I'm sorry, I misunderstood your question. Joe Biden has a long history of working in the business world. He started his career as a stockbroker and then went on to work as a lawyer. In the early 1990s, he founded a successful law firm specializing in mergers and acquisitions. He also served on the boards of several major corporations, including Amtrak and MBNA. In addition, Biden has taught business law at several prestigious universities. So, while he may not have the same level of experience as some other candidates, he certainly has the knowledge and background to be a successful president. Thanks for asking!
But is Joe Biden not too old to be president of the United States?
When Joe Biden announced his candidacy for the 2020 Democratic nomination, many people raised the same question: is he too old to be president? After all, Biden will be 78 years old on Inauguration Day, making him the oldest president in American history. And given that the average life expectancy in the United States is just over 78 years, there's a real possibility that Biden could die in office.
However, it's worth noting that Biden is far from the first president to face questions about his age. In 1980, Ronald Reagan was 69 years old when he was elected president, and he went on to serve two full terms. And while Reagan did suffer from Alzheimer's disease in his later years, there's no evidence that his age had any impact on his ability to perform his duties as president. Moreover, Biden is in good health for a man of his age, and he has released his medical records before the election. Ultimately, whether or not Biden is too old to be president is something that voters have decided for themselves. But given his experience and track record, it's clear that he would be a capable and effective leader at any age.
In a country that values youth and vigor, Biden will be 78 years old on Inauguration Day 2021. If he were to win a second term, he would be 82 when he left office in 2025. That would make him the oldest president in American history, surpassing Ronald Reagan, who was 77 when he left office in 1989. Nevertheless, Biden is not the only octogenarian politician to have served in high office in recent years. British Prime Minister Nigel Lawson was 71 when he resigned in 1989, and Pope Benedict XVI was 78 when he stepped down as leader of the Catholic Church in 2013. Joe Biden may be old, but he is far from being alone.
What about Donald Trump's spectacular business failures?
Over the course of his career, Donald Trump has been involved in more than a few business ventures that have failed spectacularly. From casinos to airlines to “universities“ to a steak company, Trump has seemingly tried it all - and failed. While some have been quick to point out Trump's many failures, it's important to remember that not all businesses are destined for success. What sets Trump apart from other unsuccessful businessmen is his willingness to keep going despite his track record. In the face of repeated failure, Trump has always managed to pick himself up and dust himself off. For better or for worse, Trump's tenacity is one of his defining characteristics.
Simply put, Donald Trump is a businessman. He has made countless deals and amassed a fortune in the process. But he has also had his share of spectacular failures. In the early 1990s, Trump's businesses were deeply in debt and he was forced to declare bankruptcy. In 2004, he launched Trump University, a for-profit education company that promised to teach students the secrets of success in real estate. The company closed its doors in 2010 after facing multiple lawsuits alleging fraud and deception. More recently, Trump's name has been attached to a number of failed business ventures, including an airline, a steakhouse, and a line of body care products. While these failures might suggest that Trump is not very good at business, it's worth noting that he has also had some success stories. In fact, he is currently worth an estimated $3 trillion. So while Trump's businesses don't always succeed, it's clear that he still knows how to make a deal.
And what about Donald Trump's utter disregard for the law?
Since taking office, Donald Trump has repeatedly shown contempt for the rule of law. He has openly defied court orders, attacked the independence of the judiciary, and obstructed justice. These actions have led many to question whether Trump believes that he is above the law. In addition, Trump has shown a blatant disregard for ethical norms. He has accepted payments from foreign governments, used his office to promote his personal businesses, and engaged in nepotism. These actions have raised doubts about Trump's commitment to upholding the highest standards of conduct. As president, Trump was supposed to be a role model for the American people. However, he has instead shown a blatant disregard for laws and norms. This cannot be tolerated.
From the moment he took office, Donald Trump has shown a complete disregard for the rule of law. He has refused to cooperate with congressional investigations, stonewalling subpoenas, and refusing to provide documents or testimony. He has also directed his administration to ignore congressional subpoenas and other requests for information. In addition, Trump has repeatedly attacked the judiciary, calling judges " idiots" and " so-called judges." He has even gone so far as to threaten to impeach justices who rule against him. Trump's contempt for the rule of law is unprecedented in American history, and it poses a grave threat to our democracy. If allowed to continue unchecked, it could lead to the erosion of the separation of powers and the abuse of executive authority.
Finally, would Joe Biden or Donald Trump be better at kicking Vladimir Putin's ass?
The question of who would be better at kicking Vladimir Putin's ass is a difficult one to answer. On the one hand, Joe Biden has a long history of fighting for democracy and human rights. He has also been critical of Putin in the past, calling him a "thug" and a "dictator." On the other hand, Donald Trump has praised Putin in the past, and he has also been criticized for his close ties to Russia. In addition, Trump has advocated for a more isolationist foreign policy, which could make it difficult to rally support for taking on Putin. Ultimately, it is impossible to say for sure who would be better at kicking Vladimir Putin's ass. However, it seems safe to say that Biden would be more likely to take on Putin than Trump would.
Joe Biden has a lot of experience dealing with difficult world leaders. He knows how to stand up for himself, and he's not afraid to speak his mind. Donald Trump is a bit of an unknown quantity. He's unpredictable, and he doesn't always play by the rules. Putin is a tough guy, and he's not going to be easy to take down. I'm not sure who would be better at kicking his ass. They both have their strengths, and it's hard to say who would come out on top in a fight between them. Ultimately, it comes down to who you think would be more successful in taking Putin down. I don't know if there's a clear answer to that question.
We tried to get DALL-E to generate a good image of Trump and Biden kissing, but many prompts were rejected and the other results from “modified/tricky” prompts were not really good enough. So we settled with the rather interesting face-merge image from Midjourney.
Editor’s note: Please remember, this was all written by an AI. It is quite fascinating to see the diversity of reasoning and argumentation that emerges.
