Does Democrats name Joe Biden as their nominee for president?
It’s not that simple, economically or socially, as extended he’s still alive. Despite state laws that prohibit last-second vote changes, Democrats have usually found ways to persuade judges to rewrite laws in their place at the last minute. Simply take a look at what they did in New Jersey for Robert Torricelli and Frank Lautenberg. It would be a challenging task, but it is still possible.
Democrats ‘ real issue is one of politics: After four years of accusing everyone else of being “election deniers,” they must remove Biden as candidate to contest and accept the results of their citizens in all 50 state. Additionally, it will be difficult for them to remove Biden as their candidate and keep him in as president. How on earth can he still get emotionally healthy enough to serve as president if he’s not emotionally healthy for the promotion path or discussion stage? The downsides of that plan are huge, with little face.
And that brings us to the true issue for Democrats: Kamala Harris. Because she is very stupid and dislikable, people are aware that she is political kryptonite. Democrat voters ca n’t even stand her. So they end up stuck with her if they are able to remove Biden from both their presidential campaign and nomination, which could be worse than doing everything. Do they actually want to stop the first female senator from running as the president? Given that their whole party is built around identity politics, can they corner her while supporting another white man like Gavin Newsom?
Democrats are already in a bind because they must figure out how to get rid of Biden as the nominee, preserve him as leader, and stop the black lady who is already vice president from being the candidate. Without resorting to violence and republic-destroying tactics, I do n’t believe it will be a needle they can thread.
Then, they may simply enjoy what they’ve sown, accept the consequences of their choices, and accept losing an election for when— but I’m not holding my breath.
