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From: super70s@super70s.invalid
In article <130620221645131740%nope@noway.com>,
A Friend wrote:
> In article ,
> wrote:
>
> > Chris Willingham wrote:
> >
> > >New York‚s firebrand progressive congresswoman, Alexandria
> > >Ocasio-Cortez, wouldn‚t say on Sunday whether she would endose
> > >Joe Biden for reelection in 2024 amid questions over whether Mr
> > >Biden will even run all.
> >
> > This is old news. It's generally understood that Biden may not run
> > again in 2024.
> >
> > He's getting REALLY old.
>
>
> He may not run again, but he's not going to lame-duck himself this
> early. FWIW I don't think Harris has a shot at the nomination, but I
> can't tell you who does. They might even go to the governors this
> time, because there's no one among the senators who stands out. Well,
> maybe Chris Murphy.
I've thought Tim Ryan a centrist from an important swing state would be
a good choice but he's busy trying to get elected to the Senate this
year. Obama was a senator for four years before becoming president. A
few other senators throughout history have served four years before
becoming president but none in just two.
> I don't know who the GOP might tap. I don't see anybody out there
> right now, although a lot of them are jumping up and down, trying to
> get noticed.
Trump is going to run if for no other reason than to "protect" himself
from the slew of criminal and civil lawsuits against him. Of course if
he doesn't win he's right back in the same boat.
At 77 in 2024 he wouldn't exactly be a spring chicken, and that big
frame and weight of his wouldn't help either.
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