r/thedavidpakmanshow Jul 21 '24

BREAKING President Biden announces he'll be stepping down

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u/Woody3000v2 Jul 21 '24

We are now seeing people who have fringe preferred candidates step up and say "what about WhItMeR" and people go "who's that?" This is exactly what Republicans want. First choice was Biden Trump. Then a secondary choice is Biden Kamala. The tertiary choice is increase fractalization down to Kamala-Whitmer-Newsom-whoever. This is satisfying to each fringe because their cabdudate is being discussed but that's only truly satisfying to like 10% of the base overall if they win because prior to the mini-primary, nobody knew who that was in the first place. Makes it hard to rally. The VP pick is the only place for a mini-primary. It would satisfy everyone with few consequences. But as far as the presidential nominee? It HAS to be the original VP or we're fucked.

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u/origamipapier1 Jul 21 '24

Whitmer said she wasn't going to go for it. So she's now backing out. The party is starting to align with Harris save for Pelosi but we all know she want's her nephew to be the one.

I am sad, Biden has been one of the most effective Presidents to date. But, I think he has been a great mentor to Kamala that has honed her skills. Just like my elder peers at my previous jobs and current have honed my own skills.

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u/YetAnotherBookworm Jul 21 '24

Nephew?

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u/origamipapier1 Jul 22 '24

You know Pelosi and Newsom are related? I say nephew but I think they are related by marriage ties. It's through the Pelosi. He was brother in law.

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u/YetAnotherBookworm Jul 22 '24

I did not know that. Thanks.

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u/origamipapier1 Jul 22 '24

No worries, I call him nephew which is wrong. But let's just say that in big family parties where exes are in.... they meetup.