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Elections Who Will Be The '24 Democrat Nominee?

Gotta pick one. No, you can't see the results until you vote.

  • Joe Biden (Seriously?)

  • Kamala Harris

  • Gavin Newsom

  • Hillary Clinton

  • *None Of The Above*


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GearSolidMetal

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As far as I see it, there's five options.
If you disagree, there's a *None Of The Above* option.

And for those who are correct, you get bragging rights.
 


Oh I'd love it if Biden was still going to be the nominee, but after the humiliating debate performance its quite obvious that just isn't going to happen.

One way or another, he will be forced out.

*No one is going to donate to a guaranteed loser, and that includes the entire party.
*No one is going to vote for a guaranteed loser, which will have serious down-ballot consequences effecting Congress, Senate, and State & local elections.

The Democrat National Convention isn't until August, so we'll have a very good idea who will be the nominee is by the end of this month so the convention is a a huge pep-rally to celebtate who will lead the party to victory in November.
 
I don't think they have many options, and most outcomes will wind up splitting the party. The donors have all given money to Biden, and they won't be happy if he's replaced. They are in a very fucked up position, to say the least.

If I had to guess though, I'd say maybe Newsom?
 
I think that it will be Kamala. Biden is a potato and there is no way that they can leap frog Kamala without starting an even bigger civil war within the party.
I can't see that happening, she's less popular than Biden, it would be a guaranteed loss. If it's between Kamala and Joe, they'll stick with Joe.

I don't necessarily think it would be an amazing choice, but I think Whitmer will garner consideration. Being governor of a swing state would be a big plus for her. Not sure she could win a national election, though.
 
Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris are guaranteed loses if Democrats pick them. Gavin Newsom is not popular with people outside of California. Everyone knows Democrats are not going to pick a populists so they have screwed themselves.
 
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I think the Dems are divided into two camps since the debate. One camp wants Biden out, the other wants to stick with him. Given one camp is the current administration, I think that camp wins.

It's easy to forget that most Dem voters didn't want Biden (or Hillary) but they're just such cucks that they all got in line once party leadership told them to shut the fuck up and go fuck themselves and installed these puppets regardless of what the voters wanted.
 
I think that it will be Kamala. Biden is a potato and there is no way that they can leap frog Kamala without starting an even bigger civil war within the party.
Who's the VP for Harris?

I don't think she's allowed to keep the VP spot with Newsom as candidate because they have the same home state, and keeping her with another unlikeable old woman as candidate seems like a disaster, and so does making her the candidate.

They don't really have any good options.
 
Who's the VP for Harris?

I don't think she's allowed to keep the VP spot with Newsom as candidate because they have the same home state, and keeping her with another unlikeable old woman as candidate seems like a disaster, and so does making her the candidate.

They don't really have any good options.
I would expect her to go with mayor Pete.
 
I don't think they have many options, and most outcomes will wind up splitting the party. The donors have all given money to Biden, and they won't be happy if he's replaced. They are in a very fucked up position, to say the least.

If I had to guess though, I'd say maybe Newsom?
I'd actually love to see how pushing the first black female superhero Vice President aside for a pretty white boy would play out.

I agree with your overall assessment. It's too late, and replacing him isn't as simple as it seems. I think they're stuck, unless they actually 25th him under a finding of an official medical diagnosis of Biden, that says he has like a year to live or be sane or something. That would be their easiest path, but they'd still have to wrestle with going with Harris(which I doubt they want to do), or pissing her and a bunch of people off who cream their shorts whenever they hear "First Black Female______", which is a rather sizable portion of their base.
 
I can't see that happening, she's less popular than Biden, it would be a guaranteed loss. If it's between Kamala and Joe, they'll stick with Joe.

I don't necessarily think it would be an amazing choice, but I think Whitmer will garner consideration. Being governor of a swing state would be a big plus for her. Not sure she could win a national election, though.

Shapiro from PA would be a much better choice. PA is must win State for Dems and he's very popular there. Less baggage than Whitmer too.
 
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