1. They better be truthful because you can be sure they'll get fact-checked.
2. Harris would be a horrible awful Commander-in-Chief, but certainly orders of magnitude better than anyone from the GQP.
3. Trump certainly has a great deal more responsibility for the mess than Biden. He set Biden up on this one. It's a challenge, but Biden is pulling through it.

I'm going to choose not to engage what seems like a biased set of questions. Thanks for playing our game.

lame pile of questions. next to the chump biden is a boy scout, you know honorable, honest etc. next to the chump anyone is acceptable and even competent. kamala exceptionally so. the chump isnt capable of being "responsible" for anything. he is a complete failure.

1. Biden is to the best of his ability honest, but who's 100% honest even when I try it's just not practical all the time. "How are you?", honest answer would be thirty pages of complaints and grievances, no time so I say "I'm fine, and I hope you're Ok too." when I don't give a shit about them, and I tend to be more honest than many people I know.

2. Of course Kamala Harris is acceptable as commander in chief. What kind of demented bullshit would someone be about to argue otherwise other than just pure misogynistic hate and racism?

3. No almost everyone is responsible for Afghanistan, we never should have been there in the first place, but we let a war criminal named Reagan pretend the fundamentalist Islamic forces were a group of American style freedom fighters then we let the second stupidest President in history G.W. Bush, also a war criminal, convince us that they somehow had something to do with 9/11 so we could go steal their mineral resources. Barbara Lee Rep from California was the only person in Congress that didn't vote to invade, but there were many of us that knew it was wrong from day one.

1. I do not believe that Biden will deliberately lie.

2. Yes. Why not?

3. Trump is not solely responsible. The chief Culprits were Bush, Cheney, and Rumsfeld. Obama also did not recognize realize that nation-building in Afghanistan was an impossible task soon enough.