listen.

i didn't like the hillary clinton that emerged after her stint as secretary of state. i was particularly concerned about her foreign policy; she was a war monger, and the mess she created is only being cleaned up, now. she scared me. really...

but, i didn't question her capacity to serve. and, in the end, i gave her the weakest endorsement of all time - which i'm not sure i don't regret. i'm sure i would have voted for jill stein when i got in the booth...

we'll see how bad biden gets, but what i've seen of him legitimately upholds the narrative that he's senile and incapable of doing the job. i'm not just saying that, and i think this is going to get worse.

i fully expect to sit here in november and tell you i cannot, in good conscience, endorse a man with his mental health to have his fingers on the button. i expect to tell you that this is irresponsible...

the people in iowa and new hampshire got a really good look at all of the candidates, and i think they made the right choice. it's unfortunate that the rest of the country didn't follow their lead, but so be it.

and, we're stuck with a choice between two senile buffoons that i don't want to make. 

again: clinton was a bad choice because she was evil. biden is a different problem. and, i simply don't expect to be able to endorse a man with such low intellectual capabilities, and such degraded mental capacities.

it's an important job...