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Nicolee Ambrose informs us what happens if Biden leaves the democratic ticket
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The representative out of Texas, the first one to actually come out and say, "No, we need to replace him." And now, here comes possibly 25 more inside the Democratic Party. You've got all these plans to meet today. Governor Newsom is going to be a part of that little get-together. They are on a big Zoom the other day talking about what are we going to do. So what happens if Biden does step off and is he the only one that can make that decision? Yes, exactly right. He is the only one who can make that decision or the Biden family syndicate. However, you want to look at it. The way they have structured the rules to nominate Joe Biden, Biden is completely in control. So we know that the Democrats have their convention scheduled for August 19th in Chicago, which even without all the nomination issues is going to be quite the show. Get your popcorn. But they have set it up and they use this purported Ohio 90-day ballot deadline to say, "Oh, we need to actually move up the nomination process." Even though this Ohio issue went away, they've kept it where they're supposed to nominate Biden online virtually before August 7th. And so if I'm Hunter Biden, who's purportedly running White House staff meetings, I would move up. I would move up this nomination to occur virtually as soon as possible because you have to realize, obviously, it's a lot harder to lead a rebellion and create havoc if you're not together on the floor of a convention. If you do it online as soon as possible, you can say it's done, sealed, and delivered. However, if for some reason, Joe Biden defied all odds of him being historically insular, stubborn, et cetera, thinking he's just this great fighter and he's used to people dogging him. And it went to a convention floor vote. Right now, 99% of those delegates are essentially pledged to him by "conscience vote" reflecting their state. But if those delegates were freed, I think it would be complete chaos and we have no way of guessing who the nominee would be, but it pretty clearly would not become Malaharis, which would create a whole other problem for the Democrats. Looking at the recent, in this out of August 2020, for election odds on betonline.com, they have Donald Trump at number one winning the election, followed by Joe Biden, and then Gavin Newsom, who's ahead of Michelle Obama, and Michelle's ahead of Kamala Harris, then you've got Hillary, Gretchen Whitmer, and on down the line there. But with that said, as Republicans, are we better off letting Joe Biden ride this thing in November, or we're all screaming pretty loud, this guy should not be president. Okay, fine, we'll put somebody else in there. I mean, Gavin Newsom, to me, as I said a minute ago, even your aunt and Margaret has a better chance of debating Donald Trump now and keep a thought together. Be careful what we ask for as Republicans, because if they go ahead and pull Biden, let's say this weekend, and there's a big announcement, and they've slid Mr. Gavin Newsom in there, or somebody else, that makes it a little bit better than the current situation, doesn't it? Absolutely. I would prefer to run against Joe Biden right now. He can't complete a sentence, although he's had this problem all along. We cannot forget this man campaign from his basement in 2020. Everything with Joe Biden, since 2019, has been a completely controlled environment. But the one thing Joe Biden used to have under his belt was he was a really good debater. I mean, think back to the vice presidential debate with Biden against Paul Ryan. Biden historically was a good debater, and with his additional cognitive decline, he just obviously couldn't hold it together last week. But I think we have to realize there's several just structural issues the Democrats have here, right? Article two of the Constitution says the president and vice president cannot be from the same state. Obviously Gavin Newsom has been the person they've been positioning as the next successor, but he and Kamala are from the same state. So that's a problem right then and there. That doesn't work. Then you also have a problem with, you know, there have been some leading black female Democrat commentators on TV saying if you bypass Kamala, we're going to burn the Democratic Party to the ground. God forbid competency, you know, let's not put somebody in there on their merit. She's done such a great job of order being able to find order. You know, she's got this remarkable record. But what we just have to realize that if for some reason all Biden's family history is defied and Joe Biden suddenly pretends to listen to people and step down, which I just don't see happening and I don't see Hunter and Jill letting that happen. They like their money in powertrain too. It would just go to complete chaos. All right, then I'm jumping off the bandwagon. I'm now pro Joe Biden. Let's go. Keep him in the race. I mean, I'm going to go get some yard signs and bumper stickers when the show's over and let's go Joe. Riding with Biden. There we go. Riding with Biden. Let's go Joe. All right. Yeah. All right, Nick Coley. Thank you so much. Good to chat with you. Have a happy fourth. Hey there. It is Ryan Seacrest with you. You want to make this summer unforgettable? Join me at Chumba Casino. It's this summer's hottest online destination. They are rolling out the red carpet with an amazing welcome offer just for you. So don't wait. 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