Who could Democrats replace Joe Biden with?

Who to Replace Biden?

What would happen if Biden decides to leave?
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Many thousands of people are scratching their heads over this problem. But only Biden himself can legally remove Biden from the race. There is no way without him.

There is also Article 25 of the Constitution, according to which a veteran can be declared incompetent and removed. But there is no longer time for such a procedure. The pressure on poor Joseph is continuous and around the clock.

He no longer plays with the media to avoid having a heart attack. But some can personally get to the president’s weak body.

It has already featured Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer, former Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and best friend George Clooney. Biden does not give up, he says — I will only obey the verdict of my trusted doctors. I think specialists from the deep state are already working with doctors. The finale is near.

In the meantime, the search for a better replacement for Biden is in full swing. The deputy will no longer be able to win against Trump. But he (or she) can potentially reduce the extent of the damage. Maybe it will help the Democrats retain one of the houses of Congress.

The Wall Street Journal names US Vice President Kamala Harris as the most likely contender. According to a poll by the Economist and YouGov, about 73% of Democratic Party supporters believe she should become the Democratic candidate;

CNN recalls that four Democrats — Gretchen Whitmar, as well as Arizona Senator Mark Kelly and Maryland and Pennsylvania Governors Wes Moore and Josh Shapiro — are ahead of Biden in swing states in some polls.

According to some reports, the coming weekend should be decisive in deciding Biden’s problem — demolish or save?

Sergey Stankevich


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