[Red Badger]

BOR trying to grab some attention.................

[NohSpinZone]

Bill's source.

[JSM_Liberty]

“He wrote something on his site, but he didn’t provide evidence.”

Someone on the internet saying something without having evidence to back it up.

I find that very hard to believe.

[Jim W N]

BOR still doesn’t get it and often sides with the unconstitutional portion of the Federal Gov’t, the best friend the Dems and Left ever had.

[goodolemr]

The thing is, if Bill O’Reilly is right, he scooped everyone, but if he’s wrong, people will forget about it as this wild election trucks on.

[stanne]

A problem? BOR is a democrat so he is confused

The Dems problem is this:

They are going to have to cede to Rump

The U.S. is done with the Dems usurpation of the Declaration of Independence

They have no one better than Biden to run as this position is as old and feeble as Joe himself

[PGalt]

Trying to be relevant. BORing

[Zhang Fei]

[Frankly, I don’t see Hunter or Jill letting Joe resign. Joe’s ego is tied to the presidency. it would take a lot to get him to resign.]

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People keep bringing up third parties irrelevant to the decision making process. Rulers don’t quit. Almost without exception, they are pushed. They have killed sons, fathers and siblings rather than give up power. Asking Joe to quit because he’s behind is like asking a Lotto ticket holder to give up his ticket because he’s only got a 45% chance of winning. With apologies to Charlton Heston, rival Democrats are gonna hafta pry that nomination out of Joe’s cold dead hands.

The idea that Jill is gonna persuade Joe to quit the race is ridiculous. What queen has ever told her king to abdicate? What king has ever abdicated without a sword at his throat? Maybe if the penalty for not stepping down, then losing, is execution.

In the world’s oldest parliamentary democracy, the record is clear - just about every Prime Minister ever to hold office ended up evicted, rather than stepped down voluntarily. Margaret Thatcher was forced out by John Major. Tony Blair was turfed by Gordon Brown. And these are two of the most popular British politicians within living memory. There’s a reason for Enoch Powell’s observation “All political lives, unless they are cut off in midstream at a happy juncture, end in failure, because that is the nature of politics and of human affairs.”

[traditional2]

Biden won’t leave until he grants Hunter a Full Pardon......whether he said he would not is not an issue.

[erlayman]

Is he talking about resigning or announcing that he won’t seek another term? With only a few months left and no appetite for Harris I don’t think anyone expects Biden to step down now. The latter there is obviously a precedent for in LBJ and Truman who decided not to run again.

[hsrazorback1]

Dem leaders knew this scenario existed long ago. If you think there’s not already a plan in place, you are sadly miscalculating the opposition.

[The Sons of Liberty]

Joe’s ego is tied to the presidency. it would take a lot to get him to resign.

Not just ego, the checks for "The Big Guy" from the Chicoms and Ukes would immediately stop. The Biden Crime Family does not want that.

[MinorityRepublican]

“The cowardly James Buchanan is the worst president in American history for helping the South build rebellion before the Civil War,” O’Reilly said. “But Joe Biden is the second worst because he’s created terrible problems for all of us.”

James Buchanan. Woodrow Wilson. LBJ. Then finally Joe Biden.

Perhaps by now, Jimmy Carter is no longer in top 5, thanks to Joe Biden.

[apillar]

Yeah, Bill O’Reilly of all the people in the media, has high ranking sources deep in the White House feeding him exclusive information. Maybe if this was 2005 and he was still relevant I might buy it, but these days O’Reilly would be lucky to have a source in the Podunk City Women’s Knitting Club

[Cobra64]

I seldom watched O’Reilly since he’s another lib with a big mouth, but he’s is slowing down too. He’ll meet Biden at the crossroads soon.