A vote for Joe Biden is really a vote for the risky adventure of President Kamala Harris By Miranda

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 A vote for Joe Biden is really a vote for the risky adventure of President Kamala Harris
By Miranda Devine   
June 18, 2023 10:01pm

It’s been another tough week for our president as he plows forward with his re-election bid.

It began with root canal surgery and went downhill from there.

He did the usual wandering around on stage with jerky arms before aides rushed in to point him in the right direction.

In Connecticut he ended a speech with a baffling “God Save The Queen,” and back at the White House, it was his hands doing the wandering all over Eva Longoria’s torso.

At one event he wheeled out the old “dog-faced lying pony soldier” line which had everyone scratching their heads, and after another event, he snapped at a reporter who asked him if he was the Big Guy: “Why’d you ask such a dumb question?”

He told us he was planning to “build a railroad from the Pacific all the way across the Indian Ocean” — to which one wiseguy online responded: “Who’s going to run that train? SpongeBob?”

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Nope.
I predict that this won't happen.

Kamala only becomes president if ol' white joe vacates the office while he IS president.

What if ol' joe chooses to NOT run again in 2024?
What if he drops out of the running, a la Lyndon Johnson in 1968?

That will deny kamala sutra the office "by default", unless for some reason ol' joe vacates it before January 20, 2025.

Other than that, if ol' joe isn't going to be "the candidate" in 2024, kamala will have to run for it "on her own merits". Remember when she did that last time?

Not only that, I sense The Party doesn't want her in the Oval Office.

So... with both joe and kamala out of the running, for whom does this "open the gates..." ??