• Kamikazimatt@sh.itjust.works
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    4 months ago

    Right, and for this election cycle Biden won’t be a candidate but Trump will. Trump is now an older candidate than Biden was when he was a candidate.

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      4 months ago

      See If everyone just was able to give a clear and consice, non bullshittery and non-assholish answer like you, the world would be so much better. Thank you, legitimately.

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      4 months ago

      So, as I understand with all these comments, they’re only candidates if they appear on the ballot on election day? Regardless if they ran and then dropped out?

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        That would be correct. The debate and everything up to the DNC has been pure punditry. He was not an official candidate.

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          4 months ago

          I am confused if they aren’t candidates until they appear on the ballot. Then what do we call them in the meantime?

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            Someone said in another comment that Biden dropped before he was officially nominated, so technically, he was more like a candidate to be a candidate if I get it right

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        They are candidates for president when they are nominated by their party. Trump was last week, Biden never was this election cycle.