Biden will probably lose the first two primary contests in 2024 -- and that's with the DNC rigging the game, and with the entire leftwing Regime media screaming that any challenger to Biden, like RFK, Jr., is illegitimate.
As Townhall has covered since Democrat party bosses decided to upend their party's 2024 primary schedule last December, President Joe Biden's party might have taken action that will see the incumbent president lose the first two contests of the looming primary season.
In February when the DNC voted to formally approve the new schedule, Townhall noted that "there's still an uncertain and rocky road ahead for Democrats due to state laws and other yet-to-be-fully-determined problems."
As it turns out, that rocky road included bumps that turned out to be insurmountable for the national Democrat leaders who sought to remove first in the nation status from Iowa (caucuses) and New Hampshire (primary) and give it to South Carolina, followed by New Hampshire and Nevada a few days later and rounded out with Michigan and Georgia primaries earlier in the cycle.
In a reality that is looking "increasingly likely" according to an Axios report last Thursday, Iowa and New Hampshire will still be the first states to hold their contests before South Carolina's primary, states where "Biden's team is indicating he won't be on the ballots" if they end up bucking the DNC's officially sanctioned calendar.
Biden has also declared he will not debate any primary opponents. Leftists are permitted to do this by Regime Media.
Not only is the DNC rigging the primaries for Biden, as they previously rigged the primary for him in 2020 and for Hillary in 2016, but of course they've got their co-conspirators in the Censorship-Industrial Complex working overtime to deplatform Biden's top declared oponent Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Social media giant YouTube took down an interview of Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claiming that chemicals in the water are turning kids transgender.
On Sunday, both Kennedy and podcast host Jordan Peterson tweeted that the video-sharing website had taken down their interview from an episode of Peterson's show and accused the social media platform of censorship and interfering with a presidential campaign.
"What do you think... Should social media platforms censor presidential candidates?" Kennedy asked on Twitter. "My conversation with [Peterson] was deleted by [YouTube]."
"Luckily you can watch it here on [Twitter] (thank you [Elon Musk])," Kennedy added, going off in a Twitter thread.
"Maybe you can help me figure out what 'misinformation' was in this interview," Kennedy tweeted.
Recently, Gavin Newsom challenged Ron DeSantis to a debate. DeSantis ignored the demand, for a simple reason: Protocol. Presidents meet with presidents, not their flunkies, and presidential candidates debate other presidential candidates, not their attack dogs.
DeSantis is running for president openly, and Gavin Newsom isn't. So DeSantis should either debate Joe Biden, or Gavin Newsom should stop his cowardly stealth campaign and openly declare.
But Gavin Newsom's cowardly, goblin-like strategy is to act as Joe Biden's attack dog so that when Biden is determined to be medically unfit to continue this farce, Newsom will be perceived as being the natural alternative.
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) has positioned himself as a top surrogate for President Joe Biden's reelection effort, leading Republicans to speculate the Californian could mount a 2024 primary challenge.
Democratic officials and operatives say he is priming the country for a 2028 White House run, however.
In recent weeks, Newsom has blanketed the airwaves in what Democrats say is an attempt to draw a stark contrast between the Biden and Republican agendas, including issuing a debate challenge to Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) during a prime-time interview with Fox News's Sean Hannity.
The second-term governor, who will term out of office in 2026, has also openly lobbied for a 28th amendment to the Constitution establishing new gun controls and launched a super PAC, the "Campaign for Democracy." The PAC has reportedly raised $4 million since March, on top of the $10 million Newsom transferred from his 2022 campaign, and plans to hold numerous events in red states throughout the current election cycle.
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"Think of him as an enforcer, not a challenger," a second official added. "If it raises his national profile ahead of a future run, so be it."
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The second-term governor has been particularly critical of DeSantis, especially his transportation of immigrants to California and other blue states and his increased attacks against Newsom himself.
"[DeSantis is] taking his eye off the ball," Newsom told the Associated Press. "And that's not inconsistent with my own assessment of him, which is he is a weak candidate, and he is undisciplined and will be crushed by Donald Trump, and will soon be in third or fourth in national polls."
When it comes to former President Donald Trump, however, Newsom has sounded a very different tune. During his interview with Hannity, the governor claimed to be "sad" when hearing about Trump's indictment.
"I didn't have a closed fist, I had an open hand. We actually had an incredible relationship during COVID," Newsom said. "He was incredible -- he played no politics during COVID with California -- none whatsoever. It's a fact."