I think Biden will run again so it’s a moot point, but you really think that if he didn’t, the sitting vice president, an African American woman with Biden’s (implicit at least) endorsement, wouldn’t have a chance in the primary? Don’t get me wrong, I agree she is unpopular and wouldn’t have a chance in the general, but some white dude like Polis or Newsom is gonna have a tough time pushing her out of the way. I think she has a virtual lock on winning SC, and just like Biden could coast from there.
Retains M Garland as AG, Adam Schiff become Speaker, Bernie and AOC go back to respective states and shut up, John Kascich is appointed UN ambassador, Gretchen Whitmer becomes head of Governors Association, Clarence Thomas resigns Because of ethics violations, Hillary Clinton in nominated to Supreme Court, and Donald Trump wearing an orange jump suit is heard from no more.
Walter is always entertainment and Jonathon is moving up. Between them they managed to look like they support all options, which is is probably wisdom at this point.
I've been observing politics for nearly 64 years, and I can't quit, no matter how hard I try. I've seen the good, the bad, and the ugly; and since the rise of MAGA, there's been way too much of the latter. As of today, I have just one strong feeling about the 2024 presidential race - Trump will not regain office. The image of the former guy slumped morosely at the defendant's table in a NYC courtroom last Tuesday is the picture of a beached humpback whale, not the future leader of the free world. The Republicans are functionally leaderless, and 2024 is a game that Democrats can only lose if they have a Code Blue event before election day.
I sense you;'re right, JoAnne. I don't see Trump regaining the support of Republican women and independents that he lost. But strange things happen. If Manchin runs as an indie, which he's threatening to do, Trump could sneak back in.
I think Biden will run again so it’s a moot point, but you really think that if he didn’t, the sitting vice president, an African American woman with Biden’s (implicit at least) endorsement, wouldn’t have a chance in the primary? Don’t get me wrong, I agree she is unpopular and wouldn’t have a chance in the general, but some white dude like Polis or Newsom is gonna have a tough time pushing her out of the way. I think she has a virtual lock on winning SC, and just like Biden could coast from there.
I’m hoping Biden runs and is re-elected, that he chooses Amy as his Vp, he appoints Kamala as assistant AG for Civil Rights,
It's a nice idea but don't you think it would be seen as too much of a step down?
Retains M Garland as AG, Adam Schiff become Speaker, Bernie and AOC go back to respective states and shut up, John Kascich is appointed UN ambassador, Gretchen Whitmer becomes head of Governors Association, Clarence Thomas resigns Because of ethics violations, Hillary Clinton in nominated to Supreme Court, and Donald Trump wearing an orange jump suit is heard from no more.
Walter is always entertainment and Jonathon is moving up. Between them they managed to look like they support all options, which is is probably wisdom at this point.
Thanks, Ken!
I've been observing politics for nearly 64 years, and I can't quit, no matter how hard I try. I've seen the good, the bad, and the ugly; and since the rise of MAGA, there's been way too much of the latter. As of today, I have just one strong feeling about the 2024 presidential race - Trump will not regain office. The image of the former guy slumped morosely at the defendant's table in a NYC courtroom last Tuesday is the picture of a beached humpback whale, not the future leader of the free world. The Republicans are functionally leaderless, and 2024 is a game that Democrats can only lose if they have a Code Blue event before election day.
I sense you;'re right, JoAnne. I don't see Trump regaining the support of Republican women and independents that he lost. But strange things happen. If Manchin runs as an indie, which he's threatening to do, Trump could sneak back in.
Gimme Elizabeth Warren, any day.