The question should not be ‘When’ or ‘What’ rather ‘What next.’
This in part from redstate.com.
Everyone knows Biden will not last much longer. The extent and rate of his collapse make this evident to everyone but perhaps him.
No, we should be asking, ‘What next?’
Democrat lawmakers and party officials are throwing Biden under the bus, some even on record, according to a report from the New York Times.
And the fact that the Times is running the report says a lot. What do they have up their sleeves? Why are they reporting this? And because they are reporting this, what aren’t they reporting?
Can the mass propaganda media and democrat politicians pretend to be any further out of touch and confused?
None of them are discussing the elephant in the room: The crippling diminishment of America is by design.
Democrat politicians complain about Biden, about his failures, and about their poor prospects for reelection, but the leadership of the democrat-communist regime is working their plan accordingly.
And the people are going to vote on the issues that affect them, like the economy, crime, open borders, etc. despite whatever gimmicks the dcr devise.
The American people just savaged Biden in the polls for all his bad policies. He’s now hit his lowest numbers ever in the Real Clear Politics average.
More recently, it’s been the media losing patience with his incompetence. And we are even seeing his staffers fleeing the White House.
Interviews with nearly 50 [democrat] officials, from county leaders to members of Congress, as well as with disappointed voters who backed Mr. Biden in 2020, reveal a party alarmed about Republicans’ rising strength and extraordinarily pessimistic about an immediate path forward.
“To say our country was on the right track would flagrantly depart from reality,” said Steve Simeonidis, a Democratic National Committee member from Miami. Mr. Biden, he said, “should announce his intent not to seek re-election in ’24 right after the midterms.”
Imagine this in the Times:
To nearly all the Democrats interviewed, the president’s age — 79 now, 82 by the time the winner of the 2024 election is inaugurated — is a deep concern about his political viability.
They have watched as a commander in chief who built a reputation for gaffes has repeatedly rattled global diplomacy with unexpected remarks that were later walked back by his White House staff, and as he has sat for fewer interviews than any of his recent predecessors.
“The presidency is a monstrously taxing job and the stark reality is the president would be closer to 90 than 80 at the end of a second term, and that would be a major issue,” said David Axelrod, the chief strategist for Barack Obama’s two winning presidential campaigns.
Epstein and Medina rounded out the report with quotes from various party members expressing doubt about Biden’s future. Texas state representative Jasmine Crockett stated, “Democrats are like, ‘What the hell is going on?’ Our country is completely falling apart. And so I think we’re lacking in the excitement.”
Former DNC chair Howard Dean implied Biden hasn’t achieved enough of what he has promised. “We need to have specific examples of how we’re dealing with things; it can’t just be pie-in-the-sky and kumbaya,” he said.
The report concluded with a quote from DNC member Sheila Huggins, a lawyer from North Carolina: “Democrats need fresh, bold leadership for the 2024 presidential race. That can’t be Biden.”
Now, again, the question should not be ‘When’ or ‘What’ rather ‘What next.’
The elephant in the room—the crippling diminishment of America by design—is being ignored.
So, let’s ask, ‘Upon Joe-Joe’s ultimate departure, what next?’
That is, ‘What will be forced upon We the People?’
And to what extreme will the communists of America go to make that happen?
