Yeah I know he's not progressive enough. But raise him up and he will evolve.

but some do not like candidates who "lost."

So keep it civil.

This is a perfect way for us to lose the WH in ‘24!

I like him a lot very not quite as liberal as I'd like, but he did manage to beat a Republican incumbent in 2018 and win in a district that had been Republican since 1961. He's also very approachable & willing to listen to those who don't agree with a position he takes & does so respectfully.

I am disappointed he said this now - I'd think it best to keep these opinions quiet at least until after this year's election is over.

so many 2024 threads are distracting us.

(grammar may not be right)

quietly, behind the scenes are sending feelers and encouragement. That not doing this, quietly, is a political malpractice.

A Senate and Congress to back his/her agenda. Democrats should focus on electing democrats every where. Local house elections, Governors, Sec of State. That’s where we are most vulnerable. President Biden will be just fine.

group in the House.

...but who you gonna get? And you better settle on someone fast. We can't have a scrum of 10 to 15 like last time.

How bout this, Biden runs and wins a second term, then resigns in year six so Kamela Harris, who will have a lot more experience by then, can finish Biden's term and run for two full terms after that. Harris can then name her VP. Dick Durbin? Phil Murphy?