Republicans In ‘24 Won’t Campaign Solely Against President Biden. They’ll Campaign Against “President Harris.” Message: Biden Feeble, Won’t Survive 4 Yrs. Vote Republican Or Get President Harris.
Republicans In 2024 Will Not Campaign Solely Against President Joe Biden If He Seeks Re-Election. They Will Campaign Against “President Harris”
The Message: Biden Feeble, Old, Sick. Will Not Last Four Years. Vote Republican Or Guarantee President Harris.
If Joseph Biden, 46th President of the United States (2021- ), seeks re-election on 5 November 2024 to a second and final four-year term, whomever is the 2024 presidential nominee and 2024 vice president nominee of the Republican Party will not solely focus their campaign toward the impact of a second and concurrent Biden-Harris Administration upon the citizens of the United States.
President Biden, who is eighty years old (DOB 20 November 1942), will be eighty-two years old on 20 January 2025, Inaugural Day for a second term. On 20 January 2029, the Inaugural Day for this successor, he would be eighty-seven years old. He is the oldest now and would be the oldest then.
For perspective, On 11 December 1941, eleven months before the birth of Joseph Biden, the government of the United States had declared war on Germany, Italy, and Japan…. This was World War II.
In 1942, the year Joseph Biden was born, Duct Tape invented. Crazy Glue invented. Napalm invented. Atomic power invented.
First focus will be that President Biden, despite increasing efforts to demonstrate otherwise, is an old man who is deteriorating. He believes wearing aviator sunglasses, possibly coloring his hair, pumping his arms and doing a bit of a skip (where he resembles the Energizer Bunny in the television commercial and “Rockem Sockem Robots” toy) and riding his bike will shift attention from his verbal miscues (he does continue to seek to overcome a stutter- which must be appreciated rather than criticized), squinting, requiring teleprompters for what seem to be the most basic remarks, ubiquitous printed note cards at every meeting, annoying whispering into a microphone, increased shuffling, stiffness when walking, tripping, coughing, sore throat, voice issues, and suspicions as to why is required the weekly US$500,000.00 cost to taxpayers journeys to one of his homes in the State of Delaware- where is time there is increasing. Add to this the inconsistent scheduling for his physicals, the less than timely and transparent reporting from The White House about his health issues, and the refusal to permit his team of physicians to answer on camera questions from reporters. There is an effort by The White House staff to limit, script his interactions- and the older he is, the more the staff will seek to cocoon him from the voters and from the media.
Second focus will be President Biden is likely to die during a second term, be incapacitated necessitating his resignation, or be incapacitated and remain in office while non-elected members of The White House staff make decisions impacting the country and other countries. In this scenario, for the Republican Party an undisclosed incapacitated president of the United States is an opportunity for the unelected “deep state” to further impose itself upon the country. Actuarial tables suggest that President Biden would have a life expectancy nearing ninety years old. However, those tables suggest his body will function, but do not speculate upon his mental acuity.
Third focus is based upon the probability President Biden will die during a second term which precipitates two events: First, the vice president becomes president. Second, the new president nominates a replacement vice president (possibly an openly embracing LGBTQIA+?).
This means the 47th President of the United States would be Kamala Harris (DOB: 20 October 1964), currently the 49th Vice President of the United States (2021- ). Vice President Harris is the first female vice president, the first African-American vice president, and the first Asian-American vice president. NOTE: Charles Curtis, 31st Vice President of the United States (1929-1933), an enrolled member of the Kaw Nation, was the first person of color to serve as Vice President of the United States.
Fourth focus is the message to Republican Party voters in 2024 presidential nomination caucuses and primaries, delegates attending the Republican National Convention, and general election:
If you vote for Biden, you are voting for “President Harris” and whom she will nominate (another woman or individual self-defining as LGBTQIA+). And, “President Harris” could then not only complete the unexpired second term of President Biden, but would be eligible for two more four-year terms!
Republican Party Announced Candidates (with most recently-held offices)
Nikki Haley, Permanent Representative of the United States to the United Nations (2017-2018), Governor of the State of South Carolina (2011-2017)
Donald Trump, 45th President of the United States (2017-2021), Owner- The Trump Organization (1999- )
Vivek Ramaswamy, Executive Chairman, Strive Asset Management (2022- ), Chief Executive Officer, Roivant Sciences (2014-2021)
Republican Party Members Considering (with most recently-held offices)
Greg Abbott, Governor of the State of Texas (2015- ), Attorney General of Texas (2002-1015)
Chris Christie, Governor of the State of New Jersey (2010-2018), United States Attorney for the District of New Jersey (2010-2018)
Ron DeSantis, Governor of the State of Florida (2019- ), United States House of Representatives (2013-2018)
Asa Hutchinson, Governor of the State of Arkansas (2015-2023), Under Secretary of Homeland Security for Border and Transportation Security (2003-2005)
Brian Kemp, Governor of the State of Georgia (2019- ), Secretary of State of Georgia (2010-2018)
Mike Pence, Vice President of the United States (2017-2021), Governor of the State of Indiana (2013-2017)
Mike Pompeo, United States Secretary of State (2018-2021), Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (2017-2018)
Tim Scott, United States Senator from State of South Carolina (2013- ), United States House of Representatives (2011-2013)
Chris Sununu, Governor of the State of New Hampshire (2017- ), New Hampshire Executive Council (2011-2017)
Glenn Youngkin, Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia (2022- ), Co-CEO of Carlyle Group (1995-2020)
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