Is it possible that these two sentiments are strongly correlated?

Answer: No, that's conspiracy theorizing hate speech. Diversity is our strength.

Via Instapundit, from babbling butthurt babygirl Jim Treacher, Biden predicts there will be political violence in January -- then corrects himself to say there'll be political violence, only if Trump loses.

Not if he wins, of course. The left surely won't riot then!

CBS "journalist": Are you confident that there will be a peaceful transfer of power, January 2025?

Joe: If Trump wins, no, I'm not confident at all. [EXCRUCIATING PAUSE AS HE REALIZES WHAT HE JUST SAID IN FRONT OF THE WHOLE WORLD] I mean, if Trump loses, I'm not confident at all.

Oh. Whew!

Good thing he remembered the difference between "win" and "lose." A lot of people get those two things mixed up, right?

His initial thought was: "If Trump wins, we riot." Which is what happened in 2016. But then he realized he's not supposed to say that out loud.

Compare that with Jamie Raskin's promise to use extraconstitutional means to block Trump from taking office when elected. One might say he's promising an insurrection of sorts -- and he's already contemplating weaponizing the government against protesters who object to his planned literal destruction of democracy:

Meanwhile, there are signs Biden isn't pleased about having "the presidency taken away from him like he was a child," as Trump put it.

Biden isn't campaigning for Kamala Harris -- who, according to one rumor, threatened to invoke the 25th Amendment unless he abdicated in her favor -- and doesn't seem to have any plans of doing so.

The White House faced a bevy of questions Wednesday about President Joe Biden fading into the background as Vice President Kamala Harris takes center stage on the 2024 campaign trail.

Veteran Democratic operatives have told the Washington Examiner they believe Biden can best help Harris by simply keeping out of sight, and since exiting the race, he has appeared in public just a handful of times, despite escalating tensions in the Middle East and deadly storms impacting the South.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was unable to provide details about whether Biden would publicly speak on either of these issues during Wednesday's White House press briefing but stated that the president would host the 2023 World Series-winning Texas Rangers at the White House on Thursday.

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Furthermore, Jean-Pierre had very little to say about Biden's plans or intentions to stump for Harris, suggesting that the vice president's campaign would make that decision.

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There has been some speculation that Biden resents being forced off the top of the Democratic ticket, especially with former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) making the media rounds and coyly discussing the private pressure campaign Democrats waged to force him out of the race and suggesting that ultimately he was dealing with a "stamina" problem.

Latrine John-Pissoir, who literally lies with every breath, claims that Biden wasn't kicked out of office but "left on his own terms."

Interesting, Kamala Harris was "dismissed early" from the Situation Room during some kind of a briefing.