I had been impressed with those two on television. Obviously I should have done a little research on the former Michigan governor. That's easy to do during a robust primary season ..something we lacked this year.
The Debate Trump vs Biden
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She would otherwise be very formidable. She's an excellent communicator and has a somewhat moderate appeal. And for her age, she's pretty attractive.
You may have already known this, but in the '70s, she was on an episode of the Dating Game. And though I'll get trashed for saying this, I'd take her over Farrah Fawcett. She was a cute, long-hair blonde and quite voluptuous. Lol
A font of knowledge or a dirty old man? I turned 48 almost 2 weeks ago, so I think I qualify now. Lol
The Dems re-cycle Hillary for another run against the Don.
Let's tie this all together: John Sharp (D) for President.
Democratic Party Senators.
Best Potential for a Presidential Run:
Booker (D-New Jersey)
Brown (D-Ohio)
Casey (D-Pennsylvania)
Coons (D-Delaware)
Gillibrand (D-New York)
Manchin (D-West Virgina) -- his own party doesn't like him.
Schumer (D-New York)--not joking
Shaheen (D-New Hamster)
Tester (D-Montana)
NEW JERSEY
SenatorCory Booker
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OHIO
SenatorSherrod Brown
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PENNSYLVANIA
SenatorBob Casey
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DELAWARE
Senator Chris Coons
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NEW YORK
SenatorKirsten Gillibrand
WEST VIRGINIA
SenatorJoe Manchin
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NEW YORK
SenatorChuck Schumer
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MONTANA
SenatorJon Tester
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Best Potential for a Presidential Run:
Booker (D-New Jersey)
Brown (D-Ohio)
Casey (D-Pennsylvania)
Coons (D-Delaware)
Gillibrand (D-New York)
Manchin (D-West Virgina) -- his own party doesn't like him.
Schumer (D-New York)--not joking
Shaheen (D-New Hamster)
Tester (D-Montana)
NEW JERSEY
SenatorCory Booker
WEBSITE
OHIO
SenatorSherrod Brown
WEBSITE
PENNSYLVANIA
SenatorBob Casey
WEBSITE
DELAWARE
Senator Chris Coons
WEBSITE
NEW YORK
SenatorKirsten Gillibrand
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WEST VIRGINIA
SenatorJoe Manchin
WEBSITE
NEW YORK
SenatorChuck Schumer
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MONTANA
SenatorJon Tester
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Some Democrats start calling for Biden to step aside and 'throw in the towel' on 2024
Some Democrats start calling for Biden to step aside and 'throw in the towel' on 2024
The options for the party to get a new candidate are limited, however, and other Democrats caution it's "too late to switch."
Some Democrats start calling for Biden to step aside and 'throw in the towel' on 2024
The options for the party to get a new candidate are limited, however, and other Democrats caution it's "too late to switch."
Who could replace Joe Biden? Here are six possibilities
J B Pritzker
Photograph: Terrence Antonio James/AP
The 59-year-old governor of Illinois would be one of the wealthiest of possible picks. He can flourish his credentials of having codified the right to abortion in Illinois and declaring it a “sanctuary state” for women seeking abortions. He has also been strong on gun control, and legalised recreational marijuana.
J B Pritzker
Photograph: Terrence Antonio James/AP
The 59-year-old governor of Illinois would be one of the wealthiest of possible picks. He can flourish his credentials of having codified the right to abortion in Illinois and declaring it a “sanctuary state” for women seeking abortions. He has also been strong on gun control, and legalised recreational marijuana.
Who could replace Joe Biden? Here are six possibilities
Gretchen Whitmer
Photograph: Al Goldis/AP
The Michigan governor, 52, was on the shortlist for VP pick for Biden in 2020, and a strong showing in the midterms for the Democratic party was in part attributed to her governership. She has been in favour of stricter gun laws, repealing abortion bans and backing universal preschool.
Gretchen Whitmer
Photograph: Al Goldis/AP
The Michigan governor, 52, was on the shortlist for VP pick for Biden in 2020, and a strong showing in the midterms for the Democratic party was in part attributed to her governership. She has been in favour of stricter gun laws, repealing abortion bans and backing universal preschool.
Gary Mauro
Democrats are talking about replacing Joe Biden. That wouldn't be so easy.
Democrats are talking about replacing Joe Biden. That wouldn't be so easy.
Democratic Party rules make it almost impossible to replace nominees without their consent, let alone smoothly substitute in someone else.
Democrats are talking about replacing Joe Biden. That wouldn't be so easy.
Democratic Party rules make it almost impossible to replace nominees without their consent, let alone smoothly substitute in someone else.
Democrats are talking about replacing Joe Biden. That wouldn't be so easy.
Could Democrats replace Biden against his will?
"There’s no evidence the party would entertain a change without Biden’s consent. But even if it did, there’s no mechanism for it to replace a candidate before the convention, and certainly no way for it to anoint a chosen successor.
If large swaths of the Democratic Party lost faith in Biden, delegates to the national convention could theoretically defect en masse. Of course, they were chosen to be delegates because of their loyalty to Biden and have pledged to support him at the convention.
But, unlike many Republican delegates, Democratic delegates aren’t technically bound to their candidate. DNC rules allow delegates to “in all good conscience reflect the sentiments of those who elected them,” providing some wiggle room.
The party’s charter does include provisions to replace the nominee in the event of a vacancy. The measure is intended to be used in case of death, resignation or incapacitation, not to replace someone who has no desire to step down."
Could Democrats replace Biden against his will?
"There’s no evidence the party would entertain a change without Biden’s consent. But even if it did, there’s no mechanism for it to replace a candidate before the convention, and certainly no way for it to anoint a chosen successor.
If large swaths of the Democratic Party lost faith in Biden, delegates to the national convention could theoretically defect en masse. Of course, they were chosen to be delegates because of their loyalty to Biden and have pledged to support him at the convention.
But, unlike many Republican delegates, Democratic delegates aren’t technically bound to their candidate. DNC rules allow delegates to “in all good conscience reflect the sentiments of those who elected them,” providing some wiggle room.
The party’s charter does include provisions to replace the nominee in the event of a vacancy. The measure is intended to be used in case of death, resignation or incapacitation, not to replace someone who has no desire to step down."
https://www.axios.com/2024/06/28/democrats-may-want-to-replace-biden-but-its-his-call
President Biden's dismal debate performance is once again raising the question of whether Democrats will try to replace him on the ticket.
Why it matters: Such a move would be difficult, divisive, and require Biden himself deciding to drop from the race.
...
Reality check: It's incredibly unlikely that Biden agrees to step aside as the Democratic candidate.
...
Between the lines: If Biden were to drop out after the convention, the DNC could still vote for a replacement nominee, according to its bylaws.
President Biden's dismal debate performance is once again raising the question of whether Democrats will try to replace him on the ticket.
Why it matters: Such a move would be difficult, divisive, and require Biden himself deciding to drop from the race.
...
Reality check: It's incredibly unlikely that Biden agrees to step aside as the Democratic candidate.
...
Between the lines: If Biden were to drop out after the convention, the DNC could still vote for a replacement nominee, according to its bylaws.
How bad does Harris want it?
I don't think she'd come close to beating Trump, but I could be wrong.
Yeah, but what if the Dems nominated a Native American Indian like Elizabeth Warren.
Booker appears to be one of the stronger potential Dem candidates. He's at least mostly black (I think)?
So Biden had to voluntarily drop out? The people who have been controlling the admin could not get him to drop out? They knew he would be a disaster in a debate. Not good for Dem party
So why let it happen? Are the people controlling Biden and Admin at odds with the rest of the party?
So why let it happen? Are the people controlling Biden and Admin at odds with the rest of the party?
I suspect that's actually from his boyfriend, but OK.
Democratic Party Senators.
Best Potential for a Presidential Run:
Booker (D-New Jersey)
Brown (D-Ohio)
Casey (D-Pennsylvania)
Coons (D-Delaware)
Gillibrand (D-New York)
Manchin (D-West Virgina) -- his own party doesn't like him.
Schumer (D-New York)--not joking
Shaheen (D-New Hamster)
Tester (D-Montana)
WEBSITE
NEW YORK
SenatorChuck Schumer
WEBSITE
Do you honestly think any of those foaming at the mouth Pali protestors are going to vote for a Jew for POTUS? Or any white person for that matter? If the Dems pass over CamelToe Harris, it has to be for Booker.
What an all time backfire by the Biden team to insist on this debate format. It forced discipline on Trump which made him look better and it prevented Trump from interrupting Biden. Biden was allowed to stammer, studder, and stumble his way the entire evening. I am sure he would have loved to be interrupted.
I'm much more cynical than that. They don't actually believe in that DEI crap. It's a tool for virtue signaling and nothing more. They want to beat Trump, and if they have to dump Kamala Harris to do that, they'll dump her. They'd nominate David Friggin' Duke if they thought they had to in order to win.
It isn't as though Kamala Harris won't play ball. She has a price. Just ask Willie Brown, who doesn't shy away from being honest about paying that price. He wanted to bang her, and she probably didn't want to bang him but was willing to, because he paid the price - high-paid/low work government jobs and political connections she could later exploit. She's a *****. I'm not saying that to be ugly. I'm saying it because it is true.
She'll do the same thing this time, but instead of selling her body, she'll be selling her pride and ambition. Newsom or Whitmer or whoever will have to pay the price for it, but they'll do it. It might be the SecState gig (like Obama gave to Hillary Clinton) or some cushy ambassadorship that'll be easy to exploit for money, but they'll pay that price to get her to shutup and support the nominee.
But they're not gonna dump Biden for her dumb ***.
But that's my point. She'll consent for the right price. It worked for Willie Brown. It'll work for Newsom or whomever. And do you think Harris actually believes she'd win? I don't think she does.
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