Has W come out for Biden?

[Dream Girl]

If not, I expect him to in the next month or so.

[a kennedy]

1. Nope, not yet.

[OnDoutside]

2. I'd be really surprised if he did. Not endorsing Trump is enough.

[regnaD kciN]

3. No, and he won't...

He was free to criticize Trump when the latter was just running for the Republican nomination, but he'll never openly repudiate a Republican president, because his brother probably still hopes to run in 2024 (and, if not, I'm sure a nephew will at some time in the future), and he doesn't want his family to have burned their bridges with their longtime party.

[Dream Girl]

5. Good point. Hadn't had considered it from that angle.

[dem4decades]

4. He came out for Susan Collins, don't get your hopes up.

[FM123]

6. There was a recent article that said W and President Obama may be called upon (together)

to speak to the American citizens to reassure them about voter integrity if trumpy tries to pull something when he loses....

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-contested-exclusive/exclusive-bipartisan-campaign-aims-to-reassure-u-s-voters-as-trump-questions-election-integrity-idUSKBN25T1HV

[CaptYossarian]

7. Jeb would be first, the way he was mistreated during the '16 primary.

If Ted Cruz had a spine, he would too. Screw his boss (Mitch). Mitch is in trouble in KY, so he might not be Ted's boss much longer.

[Miguelito Loveless]

8. I expect him to remain quiet

since this is the America he wanted.