By March 20, 2024, Donald Trump will have amassed sufficient Republican delegates to clinch the Republican presidential nomination. On the same date, Joe Biden will have accumulated the delegates required to secure the Democrat nomination. Thirty-thr...

I still don’t think biden will be the candidate in November. But the democrats also have to get rid of Harris. Should be fun to watch how they do

  • Mickey7@lemmy.worldOP
    17·
    8 months ago

    You are deeply mistaken if you honestly believe this or anything the blog post says. This is the kind of bs you get if you don’t talk to Democrats.

    So do you really think they are going to allow biden to actually be the candidate in November? I would think that even the most ardent democrat supporter, at this point, realizes that biden is no longer physically or mentally competent.

    • PeepinGoodArgs@reddthat.com
      81·
      8 months ago

      That’s because you don’t talk to democrats. Biden is likely to be the nominee in November. On his worse day, he’s still more competent than Trump on his best.

      • Mickey7@lemmy.worldOP
        17·
        8 months ago

        OK. Let’s say they keep him through the election. And then let’s say that he wins. Do you think at that point he will be forced to resign. And if so how do they get rid of Harris?