WAPO: 28 Democrat Strategists all believe Biden will not be on the ticket in 2024.

[DKW 86 7,426]

 

[AUDub 11,153]

Oh hey these two ****wits are still a thing. 

[DKW 86 7,426]

3 minutes ago, AUDub said:

Oh hey these two ****wits are still a thing. 

UUUUHHHHH the WaPo Article they are talking is what exactly? Chicken crap journalism?

I guess we can now dismiss articles by major media players because the wrong people are talking about the subject matter? Really? 

If people YOU dont like talk about the Constitution, you just dismiss the Constitution?

[DKW 86 7,426]

KB goes into more detail in the WaPo Article. 
From WaPO: "Dem Strategists 'PRAYING' that trump runs again in 2024..." 

1) That means that the Dems are at some level facing the fact that they are just not popular enough to win on their own at this point. They want The Boogie Man back it seems.
2) They underestimated trump in 2016, are they underestimating him again?
3) Voters are Rejecting 1990s NeoLiberalism, the Dems refuse to understand this fact.

At the 5:50 Mark, KB starts talking about just how much both parties suck...pop open a beer and enjoy it.

 

Edited November 23, 2021 by DKW 86

[CoffeeTiger 5,127]

We've got the 2022 mid-terms to worry about waaayyy before we get to campaigning for 2024. Also it's reasonable to believe that inflation and gas prices will decrease by that time and once everything's stabilized Biden's popularity will go back up. 

 

That said, I wouldn't be surprised if Biden decides not to run in 2023 for whatever reason. I've had this thought since he won the primary back last year, but It's too early to say if that would be a positive or negative for Democrat's at this point. 

 

 

[AU9377 4,966]

Biden's biggest mistake so far has been to allow the far left to have more seats at the table than others have.  Obama never allowed that and many on the far left despised him for keeping them muzzled.  The vast majority of the country is squarely in the middle.  Pandering to the extremes is a big gamble in national elections.

[CoffeeTiger 5,127]

1 hour ago, AU9377 said:

Biden's biggest mistake so far has been to allow the far left to have more seats at the table than others have.  Obama never allowed that and many on the far left despised him for keeping them muzzled.  The vast majority of the country is squarely in the middle.  Pandering to the extremes is a big gamble in national elections.

Eh, I have to disagree with this a bit. 

It's not the progressive left that's been holding up Biden's agenda and stopping the Democrat's legislation. It's been almost exclusively the Conservative Democrats like Manchin and Sinema. Even if they don't love him, the progressives will normally vote with him.

 

And at least the progressives can be somewhat consistent in what they say they want. The problem Dems are having with Manchin and Sinema is that they keep moving the goalposts and changing what they ask for in exchange for their votes, and sometimes they don't even vocalize what opposition they have and just want Congress to slow down and not do anything. 

Edited November 23, 2021 by CoffeeTiger

[bigbird 60,565]

4 hours ago, CoffeeTiger said:

Also it's reasonable to believe that inflation and gas prices will decrease by that time

Because deflation and disinflation are a quick turnaround, right?