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lees1975

(6,664 posts)
Thu Jul 18, 2024, 03:55 PM Jul 2024

Here's the question that we should be asking.

"Who benefits the most from Biden dropping out of the presidential election campaign?"

Then, when that question is answered, you have the reason and the source of all of this ridiculous confusion and chaos.

Then the decision must be made about what to do about it. Together. As a party. Billionaires includes but you only get one vote.



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Here's the question that we should be asking. (Original Post) lees1975 Jul 2024 OP
The only question is: Who can beat Trump. Irish_Dem Jul 2024 #1
It's a question without an easy answer. TwilightZone Jul 2024 #2

TwilightZone

(28,835 posts)
2. It's a question without an easy answer.
Thu Jul 18, 2024, 04:09 PM
Jul 2024

To those advocating for replacing Biden on the ticket, their answer would likely be the replacement candidate. Some insist that the only thing keeping us from a big win is President Biden's age.

I haven't seen much evidence that this is true (the one Emerson poll, notwithstanding), and there doesn't seem to be much consensus on whom the replacement candidate should be. The latter should have probably been determined before the pressure campaign started. Or last year, for that matter.

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