Staff Reports
The presidential election of 2024 is expected to be similar to the one that occurred in 2020, with both Donald Trump and Joe Biden facing major obstacles. Let's start with Biden, who is showing signs of declining. According to a recent poll, over 70% of Americans believe that the country is heading in the wrong direction, and he has a potential successor in Kamala Harris. Yet, Biden still clings to power.
There is more concern among Democratic Party officials and strategists about the potential impact that third-party candidates could have on Joe Biden's chances of winning the election. One of the most prominent Democrats is David Axelrod, who is worried about the Green Party's Cornel West, who has been attacking Biden from the left. West has also gone so far to say that the Democrats are treating the African-American community like a plantation.
'Alarm Bells': Democrat Strategist David Axelrod Warns Third-Party Bid Could Sink Biden's Re-Election Hopes https://t.co/xy0wsv4tnN
— Gene Raymond (@chewie1238) July 23, 2023
Axelrod is worried about West's potential candidacy, and Pennsylvania's Lt. Governor Austin Davis noted that the prolonged presence of this issue could negatively affect the Democratic Party. How will the Democrats deal with it? Similar to how they handled the presidential primaries in 2016, they will likely circle the wagons around Hillary and Biden in an effort to keep Bernie Sanders from running.
Joe Biden continues to struggle with his speeches, and it is becoming more apparent that he is not fully aware of what is happening around him. Also, there are rumors that West Virginia's Joe Manchin might join the third-party movement. In 2023, Manchin caused Biden problems.
Although Biden may be in a world where his son is a genius, and some parts of America are semi-fascist, his re-election chances are dwindling. The Republican Party's state will be talked about in a bit.
