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   Conservative Columnist: Trump Is So Bad That ‘Feeble Vessel’ Biden Is Better   
   Biden is “the only realistic option we have,” warned Washington Post opinion   
   writer Max Boot.   
      
   Conservative commentator Max Boot on Monday explained why he believes there’s   
   “no choice” but to back President Joe Biden — who he described as a “feeble   
   vessel at best” — over Feeble minded Donald Trump in a potential 2024   
   election rematch.   
      
   The Washington Post writer said he’d “relaxed a bit” following recent   
   Democratic victories, but warned “now we’re back in Crazytown” as momentum   
   builds for the former president becoming the Republican 2024 nominee with an   
   “excellent” chance of winning back the White House.   
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   Trump is currently leading the Republican field by double digits, even as the   
   indictments stack up against him.   
      
   Boot suggested Trump would likely be “10 times more dangerous this time   
   around, because he won’t allow any adults in the White House to act as a   
   check on his worst instincts.”   
      
   “Biden is a feeble vessel at best, but he’s the only realistic option we   
   have,” he wrote. “It’s true that he is 80 years old (and would be 82 at the   
   start of a new term), and he often stumbles rhetorically and sometimes   
   physically. But his successful performance in office belies his doddering   
   image.”   
      
   “Anyone who believes in preserving American democracy and the U.S.-led world   
   order, therefore, has no choice but to back Biden in 2024, however   
   uninspiring that might be,” Boot added.   
      
      
      
   https://www.huffpost.com/entry/max-boot-donald-trump-president-again_n_   
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