How will the Dems try to 'fix' the 2024 election?

 Conrad Black:

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... the weary and befuddled people of the great United States of America simply cannot notionally look themselves in the mirror next year and reelect a senescent, sticky-fingered, ill-tempered, spavined, pocket-borough political wheelhorse who in his prime had trouble with the truth, elemental elocution, and complex issues, to four more years as president. Presumably the same puppeteers, fixers, and election managers who picked Joe Biden out of the ditch three years ago after he came fifth in the New Hampshire primary with 11 percent of the vote, and installed him as the candidate, can execute the same trick in reverse.

It will be a little more complicated to give Kamala Harris the sack, though it is hard to imagine that any person with an IQ in double figures imagines that she would be a competent president. Presumably the racial and gender complexities could be dealt with in the composition of a new ticket.

The Democrats are brimming over with presidential talent; California’s governor, Gavin Newsom, is a glib lightweight presiding over a pitiful disintegration of a great state and the Democrats are sure of California’s electoral votes anyway. There must be a few Democratic senators and governors, including some females and non-whites, who could be launched quickly.

I don’t much care for them myself, but Michigan’s governor, Gretchen Witmer, and the House minority leader, Hakeem Jeffries, are among those who would at least be plausible to run for national office; there must be others.

That doesn’t solve the problems of the Trump-haters. Whomever the Democrats nominate will have to try to justify this appalling administration. It seems to be finally moving to try to reduce the flow of illegal migrants a little, and inflation is subsiding, but after terrible damage to the buying power of most American households. There is no visible moral authority to sponsor a move towards peace in Ukraine, both the Mideast and Far East have been dangerously mismanaged, and the green terror has victimized much of the country without achieving anything for the environment.

Donald Trump is not the same person that the Trump-haters started out with: he rarely says anything that needs to be walked back and every American knows that the country was in more capable hands with him than with Mr. Biden. It will be much harder to steal the next election with millions of unverifiable ballots or to stampede public opinion with media-led defamatory primal scream therapy. The country remembers Trump-Russia and the other frauds and smears and has seen the corruption of the politicized justice system. Even people who don’t like Mr. Trump want a fair election. That is the Democrats’ biggest problem.

The people who lied about Russia collusion will likely lie about something else to try to defeat Trump again.  Their irrational hatred cannot be satiated when it comes to the man who was a much more successful president than the mental cripple they put in to replace him.  What can they do with Kamala who has been exposed as a mental light weight who spews word salad responses to questions?

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