Time To Put Him Out of His Misery

[Todd79]

Part of me wants Joe to just unload on him in the debate.

Required Reading:
https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/3157291/151101-Sanders-Top-Hits-Thematics.pdf

[dawg day]

1. I think Joe should be benevolent and dismissive -- no need to make enemies.

He's in charge now. He can coast in. Now he has to start the general election, and that means not worrying about Sanders.

Rancor turns a lot of voters off. If he's congenial as only he can be, and takes it easy, that will provide such a contrast to both Sanders and Trump.

[2naSalit]

2. +1000000000000000!

[dawg day]

3. Yes, one of Biden's really winning points is his kindness and warmth.

(And that grin.

Now he can really turn that up to 11 and dazzle the undecideds.

[2naSalit]

4. He did great when debating

what's his name... Paul Ryan. I think he and Bernie will show what they have to offer and I am sure Joe will be the victor in that debate. Bernie has one tone and little volume control. And Joe has that compassion we need so badly right now that he should show that. I think it will be a slam dunk.

[squirecam]

7. Treat Bernie like Palin.

Ignore him for the most part.

[ibegurpard]

6. Agreed

Biden can pivot to the general now. The wind is at his back. Acknowledge Sanders but don't punch down.

[Politicub]

8. He has an opportunity to speak directly to Sanders' younger supporters

and show empathy for what they're going through in terms of student debt, housing and jobs.

Sanders can rant and rave all he wants, but Biden will win the day with his drama-free approach and personality. People are so over the rancor and daily outrage we've been going through for years.

[redstatebluegirl]

5. The best thing Joe can do right now is ignore BS.

Look Presidential, put out the plans he has for the country. BS is a lot like Trump, he needs attention as much as air and water. He is so cock sure of himself, he is incapable of thinking clearly.