I will admit to being someone who is bothered by Biden's age, but at his worst, he's a thousand times better than Trump.

He'd win, greasy hands down.

should just tell Chump that he won't exploit Chump's youth and inexperience. That we want a mature man running the country.

I'm sure he'll bluster and lie as usual but, this is not 2016, he's not getting a pass. Even if Biden has gaffes during the debates - he is strong on policy, details and fact. Trump is strong on bluster and BS. Nobody wants to hear that when people are dying, economy is crashing and the majority of the country is demanding racial justice. This mental capacity argument is not going to work in his favor

Cheeto's 74 - going on 100.

A really bratty one.

Except that toddlers do (generally) outgrow their Terrible Two's.

This one got stuck.

And when I got done watching them, all I could say was, really? That's all you've got?

We could put anti-Trump ads on 24/7 until November, and we would not run out of fresh material.
One horrendous fact after another about Trump.

Some ads featuring them would be a great counter.

Or at least get a few to sit this one out.

We have better stuff to hit him on, rather than rehash stuff that made no difference to them in 2016 (the Gold Star parents and mock-disabled video).

There's no room for excuses anymore.

If we don't win any of them over, we lose.

You may say, they already have enough reason to switch, and if they haven't switched away from Trump yet, they're a lost cause racist pig. That may be true. But by that logic, there's no reason to run ANY ads against Trump. And maybe that's true, but I don't think I'd want to take that chance.

So I'm saying that, IF You're going to run ads against Trump, we have SO much to work with, so many new failures, so many things that have really caused damage, that there's no reason to go back to things that it turned out weren't sufficiently persuasive last time, that are "merely" a matter of character. We have already seen that a candidate's personal character is not of highest concern, and that's probably even more true in the context of people dying, an economy crashing, the ridicule of our allies, and proven untrustworthiness. That last one is character-related, but it's not character in the abstract as those older examples were (mocking disabled, Gold Star family, liking people who don't get captured, stiffing contractors, etc.), but that we cannot trust what he tells the American people on a day to day basis.

But the real prize are the millions who sat it out. We can motivate them to get off their asses.

...tend to be campaigns that fail.

Bernie Sanders focussed largely on bringing in new voters. He did a better than average job... but it wasn't enough. You can't get around the fact that people who have a history of voting are more likely to vote than are people who don't have a history of voting.

p.s. -- I edited and added a paragraph to the post you replied to. (You're fast!) So maybe check that out to for elaboration, thanks.

trump has troubles sometimes walking , talking , and shows serious mental decline , so he has to attack Biden of his weakest area's , which is his bad health issues everyone can easily see.

It's called a mirror. And I truly believe Joe should carry a small one for any and all encounters he may have with Donny.

When you get right down to it, they’re BOTH way too old to be running for this job.

Of course, Trump would have been just as horribly unqualified and unfit 25 years ago as he is today.

Projection again--I know you are, but what am I?

They air frequently. One is the ad that attacks Biden’s age and the other is a scare ad about defunding the police.

If Trump is spending so heavily in Georgia, his internal polling must be showing he is losing here by a sizable margin.

I ignored him. Some people are staggeringly stupid.

Trump and Biden are only 3 and 1/2 years apart. Biden is fit and trim and Trump is an ambulatory pair of fat buttocks.