Bottom line who do you see being sworn in as president in 2024?
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Anonymous
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The mere though of either Biden or Trump is to me (personally speaking) enough to send shivers down my spine but my husband who detests Trump and much more closely, follows politics think Trump will prevail. Is this widely agreed upon?
I was hoping for either Destantis (looks unlikely now) or Tim Scott (maybe VP) to whoever gets it? |
Anonymous
It's highly likely Trump will not prevail but a Trump vs Biden rematch is unfortunately looking more likely every day. Our current political situation is pathetic. |
Anonymous
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Biden.
He is the incumbent, he has run a very good administration and barring some self-inflicted economic collapse, he should win. |
Anonymous
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The GOP House is teeing it up so they don’t approve the Biden slate of electors in January 2025, even if he wins both the popular vote and Electoral College.
The election is getting tossed to Congress to be decides by state delegations. They will pretend it’s all normal and the MSM won’t challenge the Republicans on this deep turn away from representative democracy. |
Anonymous
| Biden. |
Anonymous
The Electoral Count Act changes made in the Omnibus bill in December basically will head off any mischief of this kind by the House GOP. |
Anonymous
| Biden |
Anonymous
| Actually, no one. I predict Biden will be sworn in in 2025. |
Anonymous
Okay, MTG. Keep dreaming. |
Anonymous
| The big guy. |
Anonymous
| The likeliest answer to your question is Kamala Harris. I would give 10-1 odds vs the field. |
Anonymous
I agree...this is the only real possibility for 2024. |
Anonymous
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Biden.
Any why is tripping an indication that he shouldn't be voted in again. I wouldn't care if Trump tripped during his presidency. Hell, FDR was in a wheelchair his presidency. Who the hell cares. |
Anonymous
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No one
Since inauguration isn’t until 2025 |
Anonymous
| Biden. |