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Who will replace Biden as the Democratic nominee?
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<blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 403270" data-attributes="member: 57984"><p>Somebody who'd had a near death experience said she saw the future, and that Trump would be elected -- to no one's surprise -- in 2028 and place the American financial system back onto paper money. (Which, if true, suggests he might <strong>not </strong>be elected in 2024.)</p><p></p><p>Professor Allan Lichtman, sage of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue suiters, hints that Biden will likely get back in in 2024. (Lichtman has been right about every presidential election of the last 10, except for 2000 -- because he didn't realize it was going to be stolen). </p><p></p><p>Though he has not yet made a final prediction, Dr. Lichtman suggests that "a lot would have to go wrong for Biden to lose to Trump." However, Biden has already lost two "Keys" due to midterm election results and a lack of exceptional charisma.</p><p></p><p>According to Dr. Lichtman, losing more than six "Keys" would likely result in Biden being voted out of office. However, <strong>he also warns that replacing Biden with another Democrat could cost the party additional "Keys."</strong></p><p></p><p>Explaining his methodology, Dr. Lichtman noted that a "true" answer to any of the "Keys" questions indicates the incumbent party retains power, while a "false" answer signals a potential shift in power, described as an "Earthquake." The 13 "Keys" include factors such as party mandate, incumbency, economy, social unrest, scandal, foreign/military successes and failures, and the charisma of the candidates.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Snarky Oracle!, post: 403270, member: 57984"] Somebody who'd had a near death experience said she saw the future, and that Trump would be elected -- to no one's surprise -- in 2028 and place the American financial system back onto paper money. (Which, if true, suggests he might [B]not [/B]be elected in 2024.) Professor Allan Lichtman, sage of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue suiters, hints that Biden will likely get back in in 2024. (Lichtman has been right about every presidential election of the last 10, except for 2000 -- because he didn't realize it was going to be stolen). Though he has not yet made a final prediction, Dr. Lichtman suggests that "a lot would have to go wrong for Biden to lose to Trump." However, Biden has already lost two "Keys" due to midterm election results and a lack of exceptional charisma. According to Dr. Lichtman, losing more than six "Keys" would likely result in Biden being voted out of office. However, [B]he also warns that replacing Biden with another Democrat could cost the party additional "Keys."[/B] Explaining his methodology, Dr. Lichtman noted that a "true" answer to any of the "Keys" questions indicates the incumbent party retains power, while a "false" answer signals a potential shift in power, described as an "Earthquake." The 13 "Keys" include factors such as party mandate, incumbency, economy, social unrest, scandal, foreign/military successes and failures, and the charisma of the candidates. [/QUOTE]
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