Discussion: Joe Biden is the most prepared individual to ever hold office of "President of U.S.A."

[Stuart G]

...Hard to know if anyone else had the experience in politics and government that Joe had before he
became President of the U.S.A. I think Joe has the best experience, is incredibly well prepared, and will be one of our greatest presidents ever. Your opinion?

[Thekaspervote]

1. Absolutely he is and it already shows!

[Stuart G]

2. And I must say, Joe is exactly what the U.S.A. needs during this very difficult time.

What a contrast to the last president..

[OAITW r.2.0]

3. Watch him drive....

this country over the next year. He will be the anti-Trump that we need. The changes in our national/international image/stature is going to be something to behold.

[Botany]

4. Yup!

[Irish_Dem]

5. Experience and character count.

[secondwind]

6. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ love my President!!!

[Laelth]

7. Hillary would have been the most-prepared ...

... had she been inaugurated in 2017. At this point, however, Joe Biden even beats Hillary Clinton in the “most-prepared” category.

-Laelth

[captain queeg]

15. Yeah Hillary was right up there

Especially considering who she ran against. It really boggles them mind how many voters would choose the orange anus over anyone, let alone an experienced politician.

[Mme. Defarge]

8. Lucky us!

[demtenjeep]

9. I love JOe

He is the right man in the right place at the right time

[TwilightZone]

10. I think Hillary was as well-prepared.

And probably more qualified if one looks at entire resume.

Joe was, no doubt, also well-prepared, as well as well-connected and well-respected. I think he was somewhat uniquely qualified to become president at this moment in time in this particular race. He's essentially the anti-Trump. His connections and 40 years in the industry helped put together an excellent team in a short period of time.

[Mr.Bill]

11. In today's world, yes.

But there have been presidents in the past who had a good skill set and a pretty strong resume also. LBJ comes to mind.

[Stuart G]

12. Joe will help restore dignity and prestige to the U.S.A. And if you watch ...we all know, that Joe

loves the United States, our government, and our people. Joe is a total .."class act"...Also, if Joe needs
some help, he has no qualms about asking past presidents (except the last one named Trump) for help
and advise...A fellow named Barack will be glad to help out Joe, and Joe will indeed ask him if he needs
to.

[JI7]

13. Him coming into office was different from all the other times

It kind of reminded me of accidents or disasters that have happened and the people that come in and take control of the situation to fix things.

Bush was a disaster and we were in a recession but even then it still felt like a true transition.

Trump's time in office feels like it was all an accident and disaster that wasn't supposed to have happened.

[murielm99]

14. I think Hillary was just as good.

[MyOwnPeace]

16. A plan - a vision..........

What a novel idea - why hadn't anybody else thought of that? ('Ya HEAR me, IQ45? )

So hard to grasp after the past 4 years.

And be sure to take THIS into consideration: He has been working to make it all happen WITHOUT the usual 2-months of transition planning and preparation that is usually afforded by 'normal' departing administrations. (Yeah, YOU again, BunkerBoy! )

[Initech]

17. And he's the one who will lead us out of this pandemic nightmare!

After Dump failed to do anything and called it a hoax while chasing his idiotic election fraud theories.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

18. James Buchanan. Great resume, crappy president.

He had been a prominent lawyer in Pennsylvania, and started out in politics as a representative in that state's legislature and later was elected to the U.S. House for PA. After 11 years in the House he served as the minister to Russia; then he was elected Senator from PA and spent 11 years in that position. In 1845 he was appointed Secretary of State, then minister to the United Kingdom, before he ran for president.

Buchanan had a rather spectacular CV, but he was a lousy president. In no way am I comparing him to Biden, just pointing out that experience isn't the only thing. Buchanan's pro-slavery political ideology that led up to his failure to prevent the Civil War overcame whatever wisdom he could have gained from his experience. As to Biden, however, it's already apparent that his long experience in the senate and as VP is likely to make him an excellent president.

[dawg day]

19. Probably not, but HW Bush and Richard Nixon had both been VPs for 8 years

And Bush had several important posts in other administrations.

Not that either of them is a great role model!

[coti]

20. Yeah, oddly enough GHWB was incredibly experienced going into the job... nt

[Wawannabe]

21. I made this case during Primaries

Joe Biden was the ONLY ONE FOR THE JOB.

As VP he had experience NO OTHER candidate did.
He worked with the best ever President for 8 years to better this nation. He was groomed to take the helm and fate stepped in.

So very glad that he ran again. So glad!