5 twists that could upend Democrats' best-laid plans for the 2024 election

I'll give you the biggest one: Israel. They're gonna fuck us into another Trump term with Biden cheerleading while it happens.

housing
all the other “economic mismatches”
his meh-ness on all the other issues
there’s been zero real motion on halting the rise of fascism. So far the only prosecutions for jan 6 are against the “disposable” kind of person and mostly literal slaps on the wrist. It took more than 2 and 1/2 years just to get nuclear secrets back from Trump.
Israel is the most recent and definitely the final ~~straw~~ millstone that ~~broke the camels back~~ sees him drown.

Almost three in four Americans (72%) said that they do not want Biden to run again in 2024, according to a new national Marquette Law School poll released on Thursday

Source: https://edition.cnn.com/2022/09/23/politics/joe-biden-poll-reelection-2024/index.html

His chances of winning were very slim before he became a genocide supporter, now it's 0%. He's losing in all preliminary polls.

That same survey notes 69% don't want Trump to run again either. Hell I don't want Biden to run again but I'd still vote for him over Republicans any day.
- And that is exactly what everyone should do, because on policy Biden is better or the same as Republicans, but as was shown time and time again, not everyone is you. For Republicans to be able to win, all they need is for people not to show up to vote at all, and his backstab with student relief cuts and blind genocide support guaranteed that a significant chunk of young voters will not show up.
- Honestly… the article is pitching him bowing out as a bad thing which is freaking hilarious.
  It probably makes the dem a shoe in. If they have any one more progressive than normal, definitely. Even Philips whose a younger Biden Clone would do better.
- Also, how many of those polled are people that are low-info types that don't even vote AND fall for the BidenSoOld drumbeat from the "liberal media"?
Do you have a more recent source? Your link is more than fifteen months old.
- https://www.axios.com/2023/04/25/2024-trump-biden-presidential-rematch
  From 2023 April
His chances of winning were very slim before he became a genocide supporter, now it’s 0%. He’s losing in all preliminary polls.
lol cute; you have a couple of assertions predicated on links from april and 2022, but you're SO SURE of your conclusion.
you have absolutely no credibility beyond repeating talking points from Fox.
- If you actually cared to check, the same is true for the other side. Nobody wants a Biden v Trump rematch. People are tired of them.
  I actually think Biden was the best modern US president on policy, but him being the best doesn't mean he's good.
  He lost young voters with supporting genocide and cutting back on his student debt relief he promised. Then he lost Muslims with supporting genocide in Gaza. He even managed to fuck up union support with forcibly ending the railroad workers strike.
  If check the numbers, without young voters he has 0% chance to win even if everything stayed de facto the same as in 2020, but his support got worse from others groups as well. So you can continue living in your imaginary bubble, but the statistics pains a different picture.
  Here are even more recent polling on him losing https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2023-12-14/trump-leads-swing-state-poll-as-biden-s-core-voters-drifting-away

My word, they seem positively gleeful about the prospect, don't they? There goes that "liberal media" again....

I mean CNN and MSNBC talk about Trump non-stop 24/7. They love to hate him.

This is the best summary I could come up with:

Recognizing the stakes, and appreciative of strong economic growth on Biden’s watch, Americans dutifully put aside any misgivings about the president’s age and give him another four years in office.

Compared to Biden, who has been vetted over the span of a half-century in politics, Newsom and other potential Democratic hopefuls are relative unknowns whose nomination would be a gamble for a party desperate to win.

On that fateful afternoon, 81-year-old Mitch McConnell was holding a news conference when the Senate Republican leader abruptly went quiet, staring vacantly at the cameras before he was led away from the scrum.

A brain freeze of some sort, a bad fall on the steps of Air Force One, a speech that devolves into gibberish — any fresh sign of frailty would reinforce Americans’ impression that Biden is too old for the job.

Biden thinks “he can cheat nature here and it’s really risky,” David Axelrod, a former senior adviser to Barack Obama, told The New York Times’ Maureen Dowd last month.

“Biden has pointedly ignored Tesla at every turn and falsely stated to the public that GM leads the electric car industry,” Musk told CNBC in February 2022.

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