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This is like calling a school bus driver a hero because at the last possible second he hit the brakes instead of intentionally driving the bus off a cliff.
It's good he stepped aside, but he waited till pretty much the last second and clearly didn't want to hit the brakes.
In that analogy, the heroes are all the people that got him to hit the brakes.
I didn't call him a hero, though, I called him humble and good. In your zeal to urinate on corn flakes, you forgot basic reading skills.
If he's "humble and good" he'd have stepped down a year ago so voters could have a real primary and not a coronation.
Before doubling down, it might be wise to know what you are doubling down on. Aggressive foolishness is still foolishness.
i remember when my debate strategy was yelling and stomping my feet. then i stopped being a toddler
And that's a good thing. It's better to figure it out before you Clinton yourself into the history books.
What does that even mean?
It sounds like you're just trying to make an insult that won't get removed for being an insult...
I'm not here to slap fight, find someone else.