Elections Do you think Biden has the best chance of winning the Presidency for the Democrats?

Do you think Biden is the Democratic candidate with the best chance of winning the 2024 election?


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I selected no only because of Michelle Obama and maybe Gavin Newsom.
 
I selected no only because of Michelle Obama and maybe Gavin Newsom.
I don't see how voters could possibly look at how Gavin Newsome has run California (plus the hypocrisy with COVID-19, cleaning up the streets of San Francisco for Xi, the whole Panera Bread scandal, etc.) and think that he is any better than Biden. Those are all in recent memory and it's very obvious to most people that California has been in a decline since he took office. There really is just a lot of material to attack and little material to bolster his candidacy.
 
It's too late in the game to change him out. Whoever they would be changing him for would be someone who was not voted on.

Maybe democrats should've listened to someone like RFK Jr. when he said that they should have a real primary despite 'historical norms'.

Kamala won’t go quietly…

And she’s the reason Democrats as a party haven’t forced Biden out

What a fucking disaster Kamala has been
 
Honestly, he probably does. He beat Trump before, he has ties to Obama and people underestimate the number of people that don't follow politics closely and simply vote for names or just strictly for party. Those people know Joe Biden or will vote for him simply because he's the Democratic choice (vote blue no matter who).

Kamala would do worse than Biden even though I could see a massive celebrity campaign fawning over her if they decided to go in that direction. Newsom would be similar where celebs would be out in force but I don't think there would be enough time to get people interested in him. The only one that I could see beating Trump is Michelle Obama and I don't think she's interested.
 
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I don't see how voters could possibly look at how Gavin Newsome has run California (plus the hypocrisy with COVID-19, cleaning up the streets of San Francisco for Xi, the whole Panera Bread scandal, etc.) and think that he is any better than Biden. Those are all in recent memory and it's very obvious to most people that California has been in a decline since he took office. There really is just a lot of material to attack and little material to bolster his candidacy.

Gavin won his re-election by a landslide after all the covid BS. People have memory holed all of the covid BS.

Gavin is pretty popular among leftists. I don't get it, it makes no sense, but posters on this forum and leftist pundits speak positively about him - even Kyle Kulinski who claims to hate corporate dems.
 
If Kamala is the only option you keep Biden. If it’s Gavin or Pete then he must go because they have better chance
 

Allan Lichtman, a historian who has correctly predicted the results of nine of the 10 most recent presidential elections, said Sunday that if Democratic delegates rebel against President Joe Biden and choose another Democratic nominee, it could spell chaos for the party.

There's no indication that Democratic delegates in large numbers would opt for another candidate to lead the party in November's election. But “Fox News Sunday” host Shannon Bream asked Lichtman what obligations Democratic delegates have “if President Biden says he’s not going to leave the ticket.”

Biden overwhelmingly won Democratic primaries in all 50 states this year, racking up thousands of delegates ahead of the party's convention next month.

“Delegates could, in fact, decide to replace President Biden, but based on history, that would be a disaster to have a convention brawl,” Lichtman, a professor at American University, argued on Sunday.
But the historian’s comments come as some Democrats have called on Biden to drop out of 2024 race after his rocky debate performance against former President Donald Trump last month.

Lichtman has correctly predicted the outcome of almost every election over the last half century, except for the race in 2000, using a series of 13 historical factors or “keys.”


Joe Biden is behind many national surveys, especially after the first presidential debate. Many Democrats who are desperately trying to replace Biden on the ballot box have found a consensus candidate in Vice-President Kamala Harris. Biden has not stepped down and has said that he intends to contest the election. As the Democrats grapple with this challenge, Allan Lichtman, a presidential historian and professor who had correctly predicted nine out of the last 10 elections, has a word of advice for the Democrats. He has said that Biden is the best person to contest the upcoming election and Harris cannot rescue the Democrats.

The only way for the Democrats who seek to replace Biden with Harris would be for Biden to step down as the US President and for Harris to take over the presidency for a few months. This would then enable her to gain the incumbency key.

This historian is saying Democrats should not replace Biden because of the chaos it will cause and he thinks Kamala Harris would not save them unless Biden steps down. Kamala Harris is deeply unpopular no way would she help Delegates gain votes. It's looking like the DNC screwed themselves.
 
I voted no, but not really sure who the replacement would be. But when Whoopi is on the view saying she will vote for Biden even if he is pooping his pants, I think it will only get worse for Biden, especially as I anticipate more attention being paid to him during public appearences and such, plus the second debate will be a circus if it happens.

Even Kamala would end up doing better than Joe will.

That doesn't mean I think she can beat Trump, just that she would do better than Joe will end up doing in November. Issue now with democrats, is they don't have anyone on their current roster who is moderate enough. That is what Biden was supposed to be, and the party drove away people like Manchin. Maybe Whitmere has the best chance?

I also thought someone like Gary Peters, MI senator, could have done well if they knew they weren't running Biden, had a real primary and time to promote him, but I don't think they have time to get someone like him popular enough to defeat Trump at this point.
 
No. The biggest thing that the Biden camp is ignoring/refusing to acknowledge (at least publicly) is that no one is going out voting for Biden. There isn't a massive group of Biden followers that will all the sudden not vote for whoever is the democrat candidate is that replaces him. He won in 2020 because of people rejecting Trump, not because he was an amazing candidate, plain and simple. He has torched that advantage by confirming that he is too old and deteriorated for the majority of people to believe he can be president for another 4 1/2 years.

A new candidate is only going to boost their chances, I don't see them losing votes going from Biden to any of the other likely candidates other than maybe Kamala. The margin that is going to decide the election are the people that are riding the middle and are either going to vote Trump or just stay home. I don't see anything Biden can do to regain enough of those votes to win.
 
No. The biggest thing that the Biden camp is ignoring/refusing to acknowledge (at least publicly) is that no one is going out voting for Biden. There isn't a massive group of Biden followers that will all the sudden not vote for whoever is the democrat candidate is that replaces him. He won in 2020 because of people rejecting Trump, not because he was an amazing candidate, plain and simple. He has torched that advantage by confirming that he is too old and deteriorated for the majority of people to believe he can be president for another 4 1/2 years.

A new candidate is only going to boost their chances, I don't see them losing votes going from Biden to any of the other likely candidates other than maybe Kamala. The margin that is going to decide the election are the people that are riding the middle and are either going to vote Trump or just stay home. I don't see anything Biden can do to regain enough of those votes to win.
I think you are correct. People seem to forget or not realize that Trump is an awful candidate. To me, Biden's age concerns give Trump the best chance to win. Pretty much any younger candidate would be better. Theoretically, at least. The logistics of switching are still a major hurdle.
 
I don't think anyone - left or right, is retarded enough to think Biden has any say or control over anything that's happening. A vote for him isn't a vote for the man, it's for the permanent state and the establishment status quo. Democrat voters understand that. It matters not who's on the ballot

Anyone voting for Trump is hoping for chaos and change.
 
I think you are correct. People seem to forget or not realize that Trump is an awful candidate. To me, Biden's age concerns give Trump the best chance to win. Pretty much any younger candidate would be better. Theoretically, at least. The logistics of switching are still a major hurdle.
Biden should have always been a 1 term president, he even alluded to it during the 2020 election but of course went back on that. They at least should have held a real primary, I don't think he would have survived that even before something like the events of the last few weeks. Switching now would be hard and a long shot but it's better than doubling down on him now.

I think they would get a boost of excitement/hope from someone new and younger.
 
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