Multiple Reports: Biden To Withdraw Candidacy But Stay In WH
July 18 | Posted by mrossol | Biden, Crazy, Democrat PartyNo way “they” would allow Biden to remain on the ticket. The next 3-?? months will be the craziest in any of our lifetimes. Bet on it. mrossol
Source: Multiple Reports: Biden To Withdraw Candidacy But Stay In WH
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You can read some of the details that are emerging at CTH:
If you understand the nature of Democrat politics, specifically if you have understood this was a long-ago-decided replacement strategy, then you will see how the Pelosi group positioned Gavin Newsom for this series of events.
The DNC controls the mechanisms. The first-round ballot will include too many names for any single candidate to emerge the victor. The super delegates, the ones who really are the party power brokers, will then make their decisions.
Gavin Newsom has been playing the loyal Democrat supporter of Biden, specifically because he knew this moment was coming. Every move was gaming and pretending. It is more than likely that Newsom will exit as the consensus candidate in second, perhaps third round.
It was always going to happen this way.
We’ll see how this goes. IMO, leaving Zhou in the WH is probably a bad idea—a reminder to the nation that they’ve been snookered for years.
A longer—and darker—analysis can be found here. It isn’t an inside politics article:
The Next Four Months Will Be A Political War Without Limits
Authored by David Samuels via UnHerd.com,
The 2024 political war is just beginning – The Democratic party has rigged the system
The concluding paragraph:
What we will witness over the next four months will be an election campaign pitting the hero figure of a bloodied but unbowed Trump, a man despised by nearly half the country, against the anti-democratic manoeuvrings of the country’s institutional elite, as exemplified by whichever hand-picked candidate Democratic Party insiders choose to field against him. The resulting campaign will be a game without limits, in which the level of violence seems likely to escalate — which will further diminish the interest or ability on either side to acknowledge a victory by the other. Americans are about to find out what it feels like to live in a country at war with itself — no matter who wins the presidency in November.
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