Post: #1

I believe there's a strong possibility Hillary could drop out of the race. I don't believe its imminent but hear me out.

With all Her baggage already, the increased attention of her health issues is beginning to surface and will only get worse. (Mostly thanks to Cernovich. You can't read more about it here: http://www.dangerandplay.com/2016/08/07/...e-ignored/ ). I don't believe her campaign is sustainable. She is as flawed a candidate I think we may ever see. I believe democratic leaders know this as well. With among many revelations revealed in wikileaks, and basic overall discernment, we can confirm democratic media bias. (It's the only thing that has kept Her alive.) We can safely assumed it's rigged in her benefit. So I don't believe my prediction is too outrageous.

I predict the health issues to be put on ice. Small bits to be released at a time. Depending on the timing, we might not even see Her debate. She might finally announce a rare press conference in which she will announce her withdrawal from the race and perhaps even endorse Biden the same day. Maybe it will play out for a couple days. I don't expect cucked-Bernie to fight. Why should anyone?

Biden will accept the crucial challenge of stopping the unhinged monster that is portrayed as Trump. He will appeal to the unrationale masses emotions, humbly appreciating both Hillary & Bernie's support. His campaign will run off emotion and shift further left. Doing it for his son. Doing it for all the ones the Evil Capitalist Trump bullied along the way. Doing it to unite both parties and claim his platform to be the most sensible. Weak GOP leaders will not fight for Trump. The media will go all out to help Biden and expect early polls to strongly favor Him. Conflicted republicans and democrats will unite. The working white men vote will be the primary focus.

On stage, Biden possesses the charisma that could challenge Trump. He's had much time to prepare and I'm sure has learned many tactics from the former favorite performer, Obama. He can appear more sensible and safer in contrast to Trump. If Trump gets caught blindsided, his persuasion tactics will become highly ineffective. Confirmation-bias, branding a nickname, ect.
Maybe I'm not giving him the credit he deserves but for that reason I believe he wont be as comfortable on stage. Could slightly panic and that will make him finally appear defeated. This won't be against Crooked Hillary, low-energy Jeb!, Sweaty little Marco, Hungry Kasich or Lyin Ted. This is against the generally liked, very experienced, "Americas favorite uncle."

Even if Trump starts giving the most rationale, highly articulate policy details, I dont believe that will help him. It will be too late. Biden will effectively use his tactics against him. Will campaign as fighting the bully and will be loved for it.

Biden will capture the masses emotions. Steal the "White and Male" appeal Trump currently has. (Subconsciously or not, I believe that's a huge factor, and since he's a democrat, it's acceptable to libtards.)
Hillary will dramatically endorse him. Even somehow that wicked bitch will summon a tear on how important it is to stop Trump. It will really come from her realization that Her dream is over. The "feels" will be flying. Biden will graciously accept and even keep Kaine as the VP.

It will be theatrical.

Of course I hope I'm wrong. I'd expect Biden to keep the progressive destruction to keep going. I just believe if it stands, Trump wins in a landslide. The masses are stupid but the MSM can only protect Hillary for so long. More people are waking up to the bullshit, but not quite. Just look at her small crowds and overall weak Dem primary results. I believe this article is also a great indicator: https://www.google.com/amp/www.breitbart...ent=safari

If it's Trump/Pence vs Biden/Kaine I could easily see a narrow or big victory for Biden. The masses are vulnerable and with the help of media sensationalizing, will want to elect the safer more comfortable candidate.

Post: #2

Wouldn't Biden have had to register by now? Or a soon to be passed deadline? That hurdle aside I do feel like Biden would be a big opponent as he's like the "presidential trump" that cucks and pundits keep asking for.

Post: #3

I have a more interesting question:

If Hillary drops out between now and November, can they legally DELAY the election, or does it have to take place regardless if the democratic party has a main candidate or not ?

Post: #4

3 posts huh? keep dreaming increasingly nervous man

Post: #5

Not sure what happens in the event of a nominee dropping out. I can't imagine it just going to Bernie. But if it did, I'd like Trumps chances more than against Uncle Joes.

Post: #6

Even more bold is that you broke the rules about no political discussions under 250 post. Suspension given.

Post: #7

Eh, early staged of parkinsons are treatable. If it was mid to late stages of Parkinsons then I'd say she shouldn't run. Hillary won't ever voluntarily drop out, winning the presidency would be the only thing that keeps her out of prison. If she is hospitalized or her condition worsens, then she may not have a say in it.

Post: #8

Hillary doesn't care about the party or the country all she cares about is herself. If she knew she was dying in 6 months she still wouldn't back out of running for office.

Post: #9

A number of years back, our local congressman died after winning the primaries. He was replaced in a local convention. It was a state convention in Illinois, so the whole state party organization voted on the replacement candidate for our district. The new candidate was Dennis Hastert, who went on to be Speaker of the House, and is now jailed for financial corruption and pedophilia.

I was at the convention, and it was raucous. The fix was in for Hastert from the start, so he already had the majority of delegates in his pocket. Several other factions put forth candidates, and spoke bitterly from the podium about how corrupt the party was for having the fix already in. As far as I remember, there would not have been a state convention if the original candidate hadn't died. It was something they put together to deal with the situation.

Likewise, if Hillary dropped out, they would figure something out. Most likely they would have another convention of primarily super delegates, and the party would pick a replacement.

Post: #10

I don't think this is going to happen. Hillary is the Tracy Flick ("Election") of politics. Total ambition. She could be in a wheelchair and dying of AIDS and she'd still be running.

But if it did happen, I'd be a lot less upset if Biden got elected than Hillary. I agree with what Roosh wrote in his Return of Kings article "If Donald Trump Doesn't Win, We're Screwed." It won't be pretty, at least not for men.

Post: #11

Biden responding to OP, takes off his jacket.

Post: #12

Biden would have been a better alternative for the Dems. However, this scenario is unlikely. His political career is over. Sanders would clearly be the nominee is Clinton left the race.

Post: #13

(08-09-2016 03:52 AM)Dantes Wrote:  Biden would have been a better alternative for the Dems. However, this scenario is unlikely. His political career is over. Sanders would clearly be the nominee is Clinton left the race.

Wouldn't it be Tim Kaine? Bernie is no longer part of the Democrat party anyways.