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Biden is Out, the Drama Continues


I didn't think he would do it. I really didn't.

Yet, here we are. Biden is out. Enter, Kamala Harris? 

As the ongoing saga that has been full of theatrics and twists, turns, and shocking moments thus far, the 2024 Presidential Race is set for yet another chapter as we all stumble toward November. 

Ugh...

DEMS FUMBLED 

I'm sure this will turn around because our memories in the political space have surely shortened. Or, we just don't care and want who we want. And yes, that's dangerous. 

But the idea that Democrats, mainly Joe Biden, thought that he would be able to give it a go for another four years is thought-provoking on so many levels. And in various ways, why so many have issues with politics, mainly career politicians. 

He was a transitional President. It should have been. And the Dems had four years to get the next person ready. And now, they're likely launching Kamala into this thing. 

DEBATE NIGHTMARE

It's confirmed known - the first Presidential debate was infact not just a bad night. It was the night that likely ended Joe Biden's political career. And yeah, it was the night that pushed Democrats into panic mode. 

MONEY TALKS

I believe everything we've seen so far about top donors pushing for Joe Biden to step aside. Money talks in this country and I'm sure that made the decision for everyone involved that much easier and less complex. Even for Biden.  

PROCESS SHMOCESS

It would have been nice to have options. No candidate Primary on the Democratic side seems awfully cheap and yes, somewhat undemocratic. 

Then again, I don't think that would have mattered. The objective is the same as 2020 - defeat Trump. I really think so many people have tuned out on policy and leadership characteristics and are locked in championing their side over the other. 

RUG PULLED 

I'm presuming it will be Kamala Harris, but whoever it will be, this surely throws a wrinkle into the Republican talking points that were stocked, aimed, and already in play regarding Joe Biden. Sleepy Joe? Is he too old? Hunter Biden? All of it suddenly seems moot, pointless, and already yesterday's news. 

WHAT DOES THIS CHANGE?

The biggest question there is. 

My gut feeling is nothing on either end of the spectrum. Leftists and Righties are locked in. They have been. But, the pressure will be on Kamala (or whoever) to really win over moderates and disgruntled Republicans who will likely decide this race. 

Can she (they, or whomever the pick is) do it? 
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