: Sound logic. Imagine all the people they could motivate. Imagine all the competition. It would be glorious.
: Learned this the hard way, many times. Now I don't even accept excuses or apologies. Best to jet. I prefer wasting my own time instead of others doing it for me.
: ...winning re-election, there's Harris already there, and she can snag Pete to be Veep... or whoever else. (Pete causes fear in the GOP, both in the Beltway and on-the-air. He throws them around like rag dolls rhetorically.)
I don't just believe that Joe staying in is safer. I believe that his staying in the race is better in the long run. Because it makes not one jot of difference what the alt-white say or think because they can't stand anyone else anyway, and they're actual traitors. So...
: If Joe drop outs and makes way for a Harris ticket, I believe the odds go down for victory for the Dems in November. The Dems will get hammered and second-guessed from all quarters, not because they did the right thing they were asked to but because they admitted weakness and were on their back foot. Trust how people have acted in the past, not what they say now. They always lie, even if they don't think they do.
That said, if Joe stays in and then either dies or resigns after (hopefully)...
: I did, however, firmly believe he was a superior candidate and human being than Sir Syphilis McCombover. That bring us up to now.
Emotionlessly comes the following analysis:
If Joe dies or becomes incapacitated by this run with Covid and necessitates the 25th being invoked (or he resigns for health reasons), then Harris and the Dems would have a far greater chance at winning in November.
If Joe's fine in a few weeks, then the odds stay the same as they are now, and we'll just see. 🤷♂️
54 year-old autistic human. Father of three. Grandfather of one. Movie production Yoda. Screenwriter. Nerdfaceperson.