Did anyone really believe Joe Biden would be able to run again in 2024 for another four year term?
Doubtful.
Mainstream media journalists are slowly introducing a theory that perhaps it’s best for Joe to stay out of the 2024 election, giving an opening to some of the spritelier members of his administration, as if this wasn’t the plan all along.
The Democrat political machine is many things but stupid is not one them.
Ranking members were fully aware of Joe Biden’s age and mental decline. His ascendancy to the White House was carefully orchestrated as to not alienate large swaths of voters who may feel uneasy about Kamala Harris or Pete Buttigieg, both of which lack a significant amount of experience and charisma in the eyes of most Americans.
The Kamala Harris pick for Vice President and Buttigieg as Transportation Secretary were carefully orchestrated as well.
Putting Harris in the #2 position automatically puts her in contention to take the top job, but there’s one small issue the DNC never considered:
The American people can’t stand Kamala Harris.
Polling neck and neck with her boss, the failed presidential candidate can’t seem to get it right with voters, a majority of which don’t resonate with her endless giggling and numerous failures. It’s been reported recently that a major rift is growing between Harris and Biden; their staffers are in constant battle, according to White House sources.
So now the plan is in action, and we can all stop pretending that Biden was ever going to run for reelection.
A longtime confident to Joe Biden revealed in a New York Times article (that tells you everything you need to know) that it’s still not certain if Biden will seek a ’24 White House bid.
Former Democratic Connecticut Sen. Chris Dodd, who helped Biden pick his running mate last year, mentioned over the weekend that reelection may be off the table.
“I’m hoping the president runs for reelection, but for whatever reason that might not be the case,” Dodd said.
When asked who the candidate may be if not Joe, Dodd said, “It’s hard to believe there would be a short list without Kamala’s name on it. She’s the vice president of the United States.”
Some reporters appeared shocked by Dodd’s statement, but to most it merely seems like part of the plan.
Dodd quote in here is pretty stunning to hear. Usually this kind of thing isn’t said out loud https://t.co/BdZP6vUJ18
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) November 13, 2021
The attempt at 4-D chess was a weak one on the part of DNC leaders who did little to conceal their strategy all along.
Biden’s so-called “victory” got Kamala in a power position. Kamala being the younger, blacker, and more progressive Democrat has been largely waiting in the wings since entering the White House, saying little and following Biden’s lead.
It won’t be long until her voice is heard and American voters finally realize who Democrats are propping up to take Joe’s spot.
And Republican/conservative voters cannot let that happen.
Meanwhile, Joe Biden is repeating the party line that reelection is his “expectation.”
President Biden tells @nancycordes he plans to run for reelection in 2024 https://t.co/En0Jq7Xzd0 pic.twitter.com/Eadc5URjZ5
— CBS News (@CBSNews) March 25, 2021
Often times Joe Biden is so confused he believes it’s already 2024:
Joe Biden thinks he’s running for reelection: “if we get reelected”https://t.co/IlH9shTxK5 pic.twitter.com/noJmQAFUvY
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) September 14, 2020
At least he’s entertaining.
Author: Sebastian Hayworth
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