Are Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in favor of court packing?
That seems like a really good and important question, particularly considering their joint reluctance to answer it directly.
But according to the Washington Post, it’s pouncing Republicans who have a problem with Biden and Harris’ repeated dodges:
Republicans continue attacking Biden, Harris over hypothetical ‘court-packing’ question https://t.co/FkwI5wXnR6
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) October 9, 2020
Want to see a ratio? Here you go:
Imagine being the jackass who decided to give the green light to that trash.
Is this the new pouncing?
— Physics Geek (@physicsgeek) October 9, 2020
"Republicans pounce"
— Allen Fuller (@allenfuller) October 9, 2020
"Republicans pounce!"
— AQ (@Evollaqi) October 9, 2020
We can’t say this sort of thing isn’t predictable, but we also can’t help but be kind of impressed at WaPo’s ability to keep coming up with new ways to hold Republicans and conservatives accountable for Democrats’ shortcomings and intellectual dishonesty.
If by “hypothetical” you mean asking a candidate what he’ll do if he wins, then sure, that’s a hypothetical question. pic.twitter.com/qbMUQgBaKg
— Christopher J. Scalia (@cjscalia) October 9, 2020
But narrative.
Because they refuse to answer it.
— Peter (@crankyfucker) October 9, 2020
Wouldn’t a simple “no” work just fine?
— Adam Crowl (@keeppdxbeard) October 9, 2020
Maybe they could just answer the question.
— paige sully (@PaigeSully88) October 9, 2020
It's a simple yes/no policy question guys
— Jack of Some Trades (@JackMartensite) October 9, 2020
Doesn’t matter. Expecting presidential and vice presidential candidates to answer a question regarding a policy that could have very long-term ramifications for this country is apparently too much for the Washington Post. After all, they’ve got a job to do.
WaPo endorses biden and sets out to do their best to cover him and his campaign… Just… So… Weird https://t.co/5uABpftQCk
— Branson Taylor (@Btaylor74) October 9, 2020
So. Weird.
