Anita Ogona
CNN and other left leaning media outlets have started attacking Joe Biden.
What are the odds against her?
This is the first time debate is coming before nominating conventions and I believe it’s intentional especially in regard to replacing Joe Biden. From the available legal options for Democratic party, it looks very bleak for them except they will adopt their usual 3rd world tactics whenever they are desperate like they did with trying to politically witch hunt their opponent out of the race, akin to what we normally see in a 3rd world countries like Nigeria.
The three odd choice are tainted with blemish and some past which is flooding the media space as follows:
Joy Reid did not only convey her disapproval of the man going against fierce Trump in this election, she stated that the panic within Democratic party is of tectonic shift level even as the debate was going on.
Governor Gavin Newsom of California like a political snake is hovering around targeting to petch on the party’s ticket.
Mitchel Obama’s name has been coming up but there is no overt move from her side nor her husband but we know they are team covert.
VP Harris who should be the natural replacement if Biden announces he’s dropping from the race is greatly disapproved of within the Democratic power structure. But she appears not to care and ready to fight.
The main odds against any of these persons as candidates to facing Trump.
For Governor Newsom to face Trump, his adulterous past with Ruby Rippey Gibney will surely surface. Trump was accused of sleeping with a porn star but he denied ever sleeping with her. On the other hand, Newsom did admit being a marriage breaker with his joy stick. It will be a field day for the generals in genital business. Newsom also has to explain how his state Califonia keeps losing people and companies to Texas, Florida, Arizona, etc.
Mrs. Obama will face the reluctance of huge white population making her the first American female president. The first former first lady to become president. Yes, that sentiment is still in play, well and alive in 21st century America. She will be an easy sweep for Trump
Harris like Mitchell Obama will be rejected by most American white community in addition to her not being viewed favorably among Democratic power brokers. But she is the natural replacement for Mr. Joe as campaign funds and votes can’t be transferred.
Vice President Kamala Harris is the top alternative to replace U.S. President Joe Biden if he decides not to continue his reelection campaign, according to seven senior sources at the Biden campaign, the White House and the Democratic National Committee with knowledge of current discussions on the topic.
Biden’s fumbling, sometimes-incoherent and widely-panned first-debate performance against Republican rival Donald Trump last week set off a wave of panic within the Democratic party over concerns that he may not be fit enough to serve a second term, and prompted calls for top aides to resign. Some influential Democrats have floated alternatives to Biden besides Harris, including popular cabinet members and Democratic governors like Gavin Newsom from California, Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan and Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania. But trying to sidestep Harris is wishful thinking and would be nearly impossible, these sources, who did not wish to be named, said.
If named as the party nominee, Harris, 59, would take over money raised by the Biden campaign and inherit campaign infrastructure, the sources said. She also has the highest name recognition among all the alternatives, and the highest polling among Democrats who could seriously be considered a candidate, the sources said.
In a Reuters/Ipsos poll published Tuesday, Harris trailed Trump by one percentage point at 42% to 43%, a difference that was well within the poll’s 3.5 percentage point margin of error, a showing statistically just as strong as Biden’s. In addition, she has already been vetted for national office and has survived intense scrutiny from Republicans, they said. Also, U.S. Representative Jim Clyburn, the man who was key to Biden’s 2020 win, told MSNBC he would support Harris to be the Democratic nominee if Biden stepped aside.
“It’s pretty near impossible to win the nomination over the vice president,” said Michael Trujillo, a Democratic strategist from California who worked for Hillary Clinton’s campaign in 2008 and 2016.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said on Tuesday that Biden just had a “bad night” at the debate and would continue to make his case for reelection to the American people. The Biden campaign deferred to Harris’s team for comment on the story.
Harris’s aides dismissed any talk of a Democratic ticket that doesn’t include both Biden and Harris. “Vice President Harris looks forward to serving a second term with President Joe Biden,” a statement from her office said.Biden’s campaign has amassed 3,894 delegates after state primaries, leaving only a few dozen “uncommitted” delegates outstanding. They are expected to formally nominate Biden later this month in a virtual meeting, ahead of the Democrats’ nominating convention in August.
“All of the delegates are not just Joe Biden delegates, they are Kamala Harris delegates,” Trujillo said, adding “she will have a sizable delegation and support in all 50 states on day one,” he said.
Donna Brazile, the former interim chair of the Democratic National Committee, who has a key committee role at this year’s Democratic National Convention in August, said the person who can step in right away, if Biden decides not to run, is Harris.
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