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Hillary is a swamp member, which I suppose is not as bad as being part of woke culture or a closet marxist allowing the extreme left to run things, or having dementia and not know what you are even signing but just being told to sign it.
Would Clinton would be a unifying force in the Democratic party in 2024?
Maybe not the most likable, but she can position herself as their only option. She is an older, more experienced candidate, having ran twice, and flat-out won the popular vote the last time. She is younger than Trump.
Biden will not be president for four years. That isn't going to happen. 25A, resignation, whatever, he's not going to last that long.
Harris will replace him. Nobody likes Harris. Harris couldn't even get a decent turnout in her own state during the primary. I think she only had a single digit percentage of the vote - in her own state. She also wasn't ever elected to that position and people, I think, really, really don't want her there.
That leaves the Democrats with.... nobody. They have no bright light in the party. No Obama-speech-at-the-DNC kind of person to put out there. And it's been made exceptionally clear over the past five years that they're not going to allow a non-establishment player to lead the team. There will be no Democrat version of Trump that pops up and takes the reins.
There will be somebody on the '24 Democrat ticket, but that somebody will be a nobody. Republicans are going to win on name recognition alone.
The Democrats have Tulsi Gabbard, but she won't play along with the war hawks, so they won't do anything but try and discredit her.
Biden will not be president for four years. That isn't going to happen. 25A, resignation, whatever, he's not going to last that long.
Harris will replace him. Nobody likes Harris. Harris couldn't even get a decent turnout in her own state during the primary. I think she only had a single digit percentage of the vote - in her own state. She also wasn't ever elected to that position and people, I think, really, really don't want her there.
That leaves the Democrats with.... nobody. They have no bright light in the party. No Obama-speech-at-the-DNC kind of person to put out there. And it's been made exceptionally clear over the past five years that they're not going to allow a non-establishment player to lead the team. There will be no Democrat version of Trump that pops up and takes the reins.
There will be somebody on the '24 Democrat ticket, but that somebody will be a nobody. Republicans are going to win on name recognition alone.
Yep, it's why they had to get help from the CIA and the FBI along with China in creating and weaponizing the Covid Virus so they could get mail in voting and use it to rig the elections.
The Democrats have Tulsi Gabbard, but she won't play along with the war hawks, so they won't do anything but try and discredit her.
They don't really have her, then, if she's not an option.
That they didn't embrace this young, vibrant, pretty populist is placing a spotlight on their corruption. They effectively shunned her from the party, and the reasons are apparent to anyone paying attention.
All politicians are corrupt at some level, and parties certainly look out for their own interests, but the transformation of the Democrat party we've witnessed over the past several years is nothing short of stunning.
Tulsi Gabbard has too much common sense for the democrats.
There is no way in hell that the dems would ever put her up for nomination; the dems prefer candidates who are corrupt and crazy.
Tulsi has "too much common sense for the Democrats" yet she advocates for making four-year colleges tuition free, the Green New Deal, federal funding for abortion, and a single-payer health care system. In other words, someone who is even more extreme than Hillary and Joe Biden sounds a lot like the sort of "non-crazy" politician you'd vote for.
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