Michelle Obama: Three months before the election, in August, at the Democratic National Convention, President Joe Biden is expected to be replaced as the Democratic nominee by former First Lady Michelle Obama.
This comes after news outlets and political commentators harshly criticized Biden for his performance during the first presidential debate.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), who expressed similar sentiments after the debate, stated on his podcast that “there is a greater than 80% chance that the Democratic Party will remove Joe Biden from the ticket and replace him with Michelle Obama because Biden performed so terribly tonight that Democrats across the nation are in utter freefall and complete panic.”
Former First Lady Michelle Obama is expected to unseat President Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee, according to Ted Cruz’s prediction. Three months before the election, in August, Cruz says this transformation will take place at the Democratic National Convention.
This forecast comes after Biden’s performance in the first presidential debate drew harsh criticism from political pundits and media outlets. It’s said that some strategists are thinking of methods to get rid of Biden from the ticket.
The Democratic Party is reportedly becoming increasingly concerned about President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign and has discussed having Biden replace him on the ticket due to his “hoarse and halting voice,” “unclear” responses, and “struggle” to finish his thoughts, according to reports from the New York Times and Politico.
Nikki Haley had a similar sentiment on X, the former Twitter platform, saying, “Mark my words: Biden will not be the Democratic nominee. “Republicans, stand your ground!”
Vivek Ramaswamy indicated that Biden was being used as a “sacrificial lamb” by the Democratic Party.
While “bad debate nights happen,” according to former president Barack Obama, in the end, one must choose between “someone who has fought for ordinary folks his entire life and someone who only cares about himself.”
Voters became more concerned that Biden might not be able to serve a fourth term due to his verbal blunders and rambling answers during the debate, and some of his fellow Democrats began to question if they would be able to unseat him as their nominee for the U.S. election on November 5.
Biden admits his age and poor debate performance, stating, “I don’t walk as easily, speak as smoothly, or debate as well as I used to.”
That being said, “If I didn’t have complete faith in my ability to perform this job, I wouldn’t be running again. Biden declared, “The stakes are too high.”
Michael Tyler, the campaign’s spokesperson, stated that discussions on the prospect were not occurring. He told reporters on Air Force One, “We’d rather have one bad night than a candidate with a bad vision for where he wants to take the country.”
