Only 36% of Democrats want Biden to be nominated for re-election (Congress, retired)

[Stephan A Smith]

Originally Posted by BlakeJones

wouldn't he need to be alive in order to be nominated?

I don't think so. That's just a technicality.

[Stephan A Smith]

Originally Posted by Roboteer

Only 36% of Democrats want Biden to be nominated for re-election


And that's the good news.

The bad news is, the Democrats don't have anybody better.

Amy Klobuchar

Joe Manchin

Kyrsten Sinema

[Roboteer]

Only 36% of Democrats want Biden to be nominated for re-election


And that's the good news.

The bad news is, the Democrats don't have anybody better.

[BlakeJones]

Originally Posted by Roboteer

The bad news is, the Democrats don't have anybody better.

It's going to be Michelle Obama in 2024 vs. Trump or DeSantis

[Roboteer]

Originally Posted by Roboteer

Only 36% of Democrats want Biden to be nominated for re-election


And that's the good news.

The bad news is, the Democrats don't have anybody better.

Originally Posted by Stephan A Smith

Amy Klobuchar
Joe Manchin
Kyrsten Sinema

Originally Posted by BlakeJones

It's going to be Michelle Obama in 2024

Thanks for proving my point.

[TMSRetired]

Originally Posted by Stephan A Smith

Amy Klobuchar

Joe Manchin

Kyrsten Sinema

I can see Manchin as he seems to be a reasonable Dem.
But the progressives/socialists have a pretty deep claw into the party now so who knows what the next election may bring.

[Stephan A Smith]

Originally Posted by TMSRetired

I can see Manchin as he seems to be a reasonable Dem.
But the progressives/socialists have a pretty deep claw into the party now so who knows what the next election may bring.

The Liberals extremists will just keep taking a bigger and bigger chunk of the Democrat party until Xi Jinping is the nominee.

[crone]

A poll asking Biden voters of they expected Biden to run for a second term might be interesting.

IMO, not many did. The problem is the VP he picked. The ds will be in a world of hurt next time around.

[Chowhound]

Originally Posted by TMSRetired

I can see Manchin as he seems to be a reasonable Dem.
But the progressives/socialists have a pretty deep claw into the party now so who knows what the next election may bring.

I wonder how much sway the progressives have within the party, apparently more than I'm comfortable with. I keep hoping the more moderate dems will take the party back, but I'm starting to lose hope on that.

[Hefe]

I think that's about right, I always considered him a one term "dragonslayer" but too old for a full 8 years. I really have no idea how Kamala might do if she is the heir to the Resolute Desk vs Trump (or whoever). I don't want Joe to be in the race in 2024 either & would've voted the same as the poll, but I would still vote for the Dem.