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Only significant name so far is Ron Klain, well known to Biden as his Chief of Staff as VP. 

 

Who is Ron Klain?


He served as chief counsel on the Senate Judiciary Committee from 1989-92 when Mr Biden was chairman. He was also an adviser and speechwriter on Mr Biden's unsuccessful 1988 and 2008 White House campaigns.

 

Mr Klain served as chief of staff to Mr Biden from 2009 to 2011, the first few years of Mr Biden's tenure as vice-president in the Obama White House.

 

He later served as President Obama's "Ebola czar" during a minor outbreak of the deadly disease in 2014.

 

More to come but his leadership team needed a placeholder. 

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Posted
29 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

Kind of strange to say, but those elections in Georgia might very well shape who is in (can get confirmed) to his cabinet.

 

It'd be good if the Rs retain control of the Senate. It will force the parties to work together or expose those who won't.

 

 

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13 minutes ago, shoshin said:

 

It'd be good if the Rs retain control of the Senate. It will force the parties to work together or expose those who won't.

 

 

Would not surprise me if Biden would almost welcome an R senate. The divisions in Democratic ranks would probably not get so exposed. If Dems win, look out! Big fight for what they spend their political capital on. 

 

But I could see a situation where R's just refuse to work on anything Biden wants, No confirming cabinet members, not judges approved,, no funding government. Just trying to burn the country down. 

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12 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

Would not surprise me if Biden would almost welcome an R senate. The divisions in Democratic ranks would probably not get so exposed. If Dems win, look out! Big fight for what they spend their political capital on. 

 

But I could see a situation where R's just refuse to work on anything Biden wants, No confirming cabinet members, not judges approved,, no funding government. Just trying to burn the country down. 


The new Mitch McConnel rule will be the American people had their voice heard. We understand no President whose name starts with J can have a judge appointed.

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53 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

Would not surprise me if Biden would almost welcome an R senate. The divisions in Democratic ranks would probably not get so exposed. If Dems win, look out! Big fight for what they spend their political capital on. 

 

But I could see a situation where R's just refuse to work on anything Biden wants, No confirming cabinet members, not judges approved,, no funding government. Just trying to burn the country down. 

Kind of like the democratic congress the last two years.

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Just now, Bidens_basement said:

Kind of like the democratic congress the last two years.

No, Nancy's House passed a bunch of stuff that died in Mitch's graveyard 

Posted
Just now, Tiberius said:

No, Nancy's House passed a bunch of stuff that died in Mitch's graveyard 

How often would they work with the president?

Besides shampeachment.

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Just now, Bidens_basement said:

How often would they work with the president?

Besides shampeachment.

Oh, Nancy and Chuck went up to the WH quit often at first. Trump's govenrment shut down kind of put a damper on that. His demand to spend money on a stupid, worthless wall didn't help. 

 

Will you be mad if GOP senators work with Biden? 

 

 

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12 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

Oh, Nancy and Chuck went up to the WH quit often at first. Trump's govenrment shut down kind of put a damper on that. His demand to spend money on a stupid, worthless wall didn't help. 

 

Will you be mad if GOP senators work with 

If he is legally elected, which is in serious doubt, then no, I hope they would work together. If he stole the election, which makes the most sense after the red wave in congress and senate, then no, I hope they would not.

Posted
8 minutes ago, Bidens_basement said:

I love the ignore feature, keeps me from asswipes like BSbuchanen.

 

It's charm like this that makes my argument for why PPP doesn't positively contribute to TBD. 

 

 

Posted
1 hour ago, shoshin said:

 

It's charm like this that makes my argument for why PPP doesn't positively contribute to TBD. 

 

 

Maybe we should shut it down????

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Posted
2 hours ago, Bidens_basement said:

Maybe I should continue dating my cousin, I hope my wife/sister doesn't find out. Where's my sodey pop?

 

what are you rambling on about! 

Posted
2 hours ago, Bidens_basement said:

Maybe we should shut it down????

 

What he said...

 

4 minutes ago, Plano said:

Maybe I should continue dating my cousin, I hope my wife/sister doesn't find out. Where's my sodey pop?

 

What you hear...when you don't care to listen.

 

 

So anyone you disagree with is lowered to inbred goober status, not worth listening to.  Not a bigoted take at all. The tolerant left shows its true self again.

 

 

 

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