Seymour Flops
Diamond Member
From the Atlantic:
No, of course she is not running for president, Whitmer told me. She 100 percent supports Joe Biden, who is great and vigorous and all of that—and not too old, definitely not too old. She just wants to help him win. Kamala Harris too. Love her!
Clearly, though, Whitmer was happy to go through the Kabuki of being interrogated over whether she might change her mind.
Gretchen Whitmer's chances of beating Donald Trump: Poll
The poll found only 51 percent of Democratic likely voters—think Biden should remain the party's candidate after his debate performance, down 12 points from early March.
The poll found that Vice President Kamala Harris was the most popular choice to replace Biden if he dropped out of the race.
Well, duh!
President Biden told us many times in 2020 that Harris was the best person to replace him if anything happened. It certainly was not DEI, or tokenism, or Affirmative Action. Not at all.
Why Whitmer? If Harris was not the heir apparent, would her name even be mentioned, or would Dems stick with their usual White Males only considered?
Why Not Whitmer?
The Michigan governor isn’t running for president. But she is happy to be interrogated over whether she might change her mind.
www.theatlantic.com
No, of course she is not running for president, Whitmer told me. She 100 percent supports Joe Biden, who is great and vigorous and all of that—and not too old, definitely not too old. She just wants to help him win. Kamala Harris too. Love her!
Clearly, though, Whitmer was happy to go through the Kabuki of being interrogated over whether she might change her mind.
Gretchen Whitmer's chances of beating Donald Trump: Poll
The poll found only 51 percent of Democratic likely voters—think Biden should remain the party's candidate after his debate performance, down 12 points from early March.
The poll found that Vice President Kamala Harris was the most popular choice to replace Biden if he dropped out of the race.
Well, duh!
President Biden told us many times in 2020 that Harris was the best person to replace him if anything happened. It certainly was not DEI, or tokenism, or Affirmative Action. Not at all.
Why Whitmer? If Harris was not the heir apparent, would her name even be mentioned, or would Dems stick with their usual White Males only considered?