• TropicalDingdong@lemmy.worldOP
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    4 months ago

    At this point, I don’t even think of dumping Biden as just a satisfactory fallback position, but as a winning strategy, and specifically for this reason.

    100%

    It’s not as if Biden suddenly became a weak candidate the night of the debate - he’s been a weak candidate all along. As I just said earlier, the only thing that changed with the debate is that more people came to that conclusion.

    100%

    And all it would take to motivate the base - to get Democrats enthused in a way that they haven’t been since 2008 - is to throw open the nomination. That would bring the race a sense of excitement and hope that hasn’t just been missing since the debate, but all along.

    and 100%.

    Drop Biden and claim the W. Give us someone we can vote for and we will.

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      4 months ago

      Or just vote for the guy who has had win after win after political win for years now.

      Have you all been living under a rock? Policy wise Biden is killing it!

      We already knew he was old. Nothing has changed.