bobb_sledd
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…or will he too screw his party?
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People don't seem to understand the risk that if Biden drops out, the GOP will sue into Oblivion and delay a resolution so that either one of two things may happen. First we have no candidate on the ballot for the Democratic party in several states. Second, it goes to scotus to decide. Do you trust the Supreme Court?After that debate performance he is permanently holed beneath the waterline & the Dems need to find a new candidate, pronto.
Not quite.People don't seem to understand the risk that if Biden drops out, the GOP will sue into Oblivion and delay a resolution so that either one of two things may happen. First we have no candidate on the ballot for the Democratic party in several states. Second, it goes to scotus to decide. Do you trust the Supreme Court?
They have no plan B. We don't have time to start from scratch.
eta - you are replying to a thread started by a Trump supporting alt account. And RBG didn't have a vice justice like Biden has a VP.
Jill isn't the one deciding. She can suggest her husband do one or the other, but Joe makes the decision.There are legit legal and political risks that Dems will incur if they change horses at this late stage of the game. AOC was right in pointing them out.
But everyone paying attention to the data can also see that Biden’s chances of winning are very low. The data driven betting odds currently give him about a 9% chance and an 18% chance for Harris.
AOC was also right in noting that neither option is good for her party. They’re in a real pickle and the clock is ticking. The Bidens hold all the cards. Democratic primary voters selected Joe. It’s anyone’s guess what Jill is going to do as pressure mounts.
Changing the ticket guarantees a Trump win which is why the money men are pushing it so hard.There are legit legal and political risks that Dems will incur if they change horses at this late stage of the game. AOC was right in pointing them out.
But everyone paying attention to the data can also see that Biden’s chances of winning are very low. The data driven betting odds currently give him about a 9% chance and an 18% chance for Harris.
AOC was also right in noting that neither option is good for her party. They’re in a real pickle and the clock is ticking. The Bidens hold all the cards. Democratic primary voters selected Joe. It’s anyone’s guess what Jill is going to do as pressure mounts.