Will Dems replace Biden as candidate in 2024?

 There are certainly reasons to replace Biden on the Democrat ticket along with Kamala Harris.  Neither has shown much competence for the jobs they have.  Biden has been catastrophic as president spending the country into record inflation and his weakness agenda has led to war in Europe and the Middle East.

Harris seems too inept to be considered as a replacement for Biden.  In fact, they may be one of the reasons why Biden selected her as his VP.

Biden’s age is another reason to consider someone else, and while Trump is 78 he seems significantly sharper than Biden and had a much more successful term as president.

Gov. Newsom has been mentioned as a potential candidate, but his time as Governor of California has not been impressive compared to former governors like Reagan.

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