Staff Reports
If you can call it that, the groundwork for Joe Biden's re-election campaign in 2024 is hotter than the coffee being sipped by the dog in the blazing building. Indeed, it is an absolute disaster. The polls indicate that Biden is possibly one of the weakest incumbents to seek a second term in history. His allies may attempt to deny the electoral catastrophe that would ensue should the election be conducted at this moment, but they are, in all honesty, in denial. Comparable to a dog that, while in a burning building, sips coffee and declares, "Everything is fine."
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Biden's campaign staff, however, can't precisely deny that they're drowning, can they? Since Biden lacks the political acumen of his predecessors, there is a good possibility that these numbers will hold true. If so, not only could he lose the election, but he could also cause divisions within the Democratic Party. The departure of nonwhite electors from the Democratic Party is no longer an anomaly. Specifically, black voters are dissatisfied with the Delaware liberal. What is their primary concern? Ukraine assistance. The fire has been declared a "five-alarm fire" by NBC News. Democratic operatives are expressing their discontent regarding Biden's failure to regain ground prior to the 2024 presidential election.
Donald Trump, meanwhile, is in control of the battleground states. His victories over Biden may not be lopsided, but he is still triumphing by a significant margin. Biden still possesses the opportunity to affect a turnaround, however. States such as Michigan have been influenced by the Israel-Hamas conflict, as the Muslim electorate expresses discontent with the White House's endorsement of Israel. Images of children who have perished in Gaza may pose a threat to Joe Biden's presidency. An unidentified Iowa Democratic Party official appears to hold this view. In all honesty, however, has NBC News already revised its headline regarding the pro-Israel protestor? A murder has occurred, not a tumble. Come on, everyone.
Clearly, Democrats are experiencing extreme anxiety regarding the possibility of Biden running in 2024. David Axelrod, the party's architect, has even recommended that Biden withdraw and allow a more electable candidate to run in his place. However, Biden remains steadfast in his stance, and his campaign team appears unconcerned by the polling results. However, difficulties are developing for the Democrats. Black voters, an essential party constituency, appear to be abandoning Biden. They are dissatisfied that foreign aid is prioritized over domestic expenditure, and they demand that Biden justify the necessity of these foreign investments. It is, in all honesty, a legitimate concern. Why do we transmit money overseas when there are so many issues at home?
Although Democrats may be experiencing restlessness, they are currently obligated to support Biden. After he made the decision to run, the entire party rallied in support of him. It is now beyond the most viable alternative. Prominent states have already missed their filing deadlines, leaving prospective challengers with little time to intervene. So, Biden is their man, whether they like it or not.
The upcoming presidential election appears to be a rematch of the contest that occurred four years ago, and Democrats are growing increasingly concerned that they may not prevail. Voters abhor the prospect of a rematch between the despised Biden and Trump. However, this is an attrition war; it is a battle to the last man. It is irrelevant which candidate is more averse to the opposing side and votes the most. Politics in its ultimate form occurs when animosity towards one another is harnessed as a means of organization. Although unsightly, the majority of governments are not.
