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Mr. Smith
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« on: June 29, 2024, 09:30:15 PM »

Wow, I guess the talk at the top of the party was serious. Guessing they'll circle the wagons around a Harris/Buttigieg ticket so they can still spin the "most successful administration of our lifetimes" narrative- they have to know that if they let an outsider like Whitmer take the nomination, it would look like a repudiation of the whole administration.

The whole administration is unpopular. Repudiating it, or at least distancing from it a bit, would be ideal. Running as the change ticket when you’re the incumbent party. Just crazy enough to work.

It worked for Buchanan in 1856, but it rather helped that he had defeated the incumbent in the primary.

Literally the only time the in-party has still won the election. Every other incumbent involuntarily kicked out has dragged the party down.  
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« Reply #1 on: June 30, 2024, 12:46:56 PM »

With all due respect anyone who realized JUST THURSDAY NIGHT that Joe Biden might be too old to run for president is either gullible beyond belief or has the memory of a goldfish. Guy's 81 years old, had 2 brain aneurysms, and has always stuttered with gaffes. I voted for him in the primary (End of April, by that late in the game the best path forward to beat Trump was show confidence in the Democratic nominee) with the understanding he was liable to have a senior moment on national TV and a contingent response of "see if we can get people to think Trump is even more unfit to serve". That's the corner we are backed into and the time to avoid it was in January at the latest
Honestly, the time to avoid this was 2020 in the first place, a younger candidate should have been chosen then.

Given that Biden only barely won, I have doubts about most of the other 2020 candidates in winning at all. I'm not necessarily saying that the other 24 all lose, but I stand by the notion that Biden was the best bet then.

Unless he barely won in spite, not because.
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