“If Joe Biden isn’t good enough to be a candidate, he’s not good enough to be president,” Luke Lavoie underscores.

Four panel members of Sect The shouts of the explorers, Joe Biden, who announced on Sunday that he was withdrawing from the presidential race, was also split on Monday over whether he should resign as president now.

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“If [Joe Biden] He’s not good enough to be a candidate, and he’s certainly not good enough to be president of the United States,” asserts Luke Lavoie, echoing comments previously made by House Speaker Mike Johnson. “He needs to get out of traffic.”

The political analyst has proposed to Democratic leaders that Joe Biden resign from the presidency and that Kamala Harris take office today to act “on the basis of Kamala Harris’s victory.”

“He would have been president, he would have appointed a vice president and by being president, he would have had events worthy of a head of state, he would have been able to shine through the great leaders of the entire world, and his vice president would have been creating a niche for himself. It would have been better for the party, that’s clear.” , but Biden is hanging on,” he notes.

Best for Kamala Harris

Of course, the Republicans used the opportunity to increase their attacks against the currently ruling Biden-Harris couple, wanting to see the president leave as soon as possible, but, according to Stephen Biro – who leans in the same direction as his colleague -, it is preferable for Joe Biden to resign not only for the Republicans, but also for the Vice President.

“She had to keep explaining why she didn’t see anything when he was by her side,” he points out.

“Two scenarios will emerge: Either they’ll find a scenario for the president to leave — but I don’t think Mr. Biden wants to leave — or he’ll be extraordinarily prudent in the next few weeks, the coming months. , the dynamic that overwhelmed him when he was a candidate, Mr.^me Harris.”

In this context, the analyst believes that the vice president should continue to address the shortcomings of President Joe Biden, when he is in the middle of the election campaign, which will make his job more difficult.

More time for campaigning

For her part, columnist Yasmin Abdelfadel thinks it’s to her advantage that Kamala Harris is not immediately installed as head of the country, as the current formula frees up more time for the presidential race.

Currently, the vice president “is not obligated to make decisions and must act as a manager of the administration at the end of its mandate,” confirms the host to QUB. “She has the advantage of being in power with Joe Biden, who will be accountable for the decisions she makes when she has the ability, all the fatigue and time it takes to campaign and seek donors.”

According to M.^me Mr. Abdelfatel said, “There is a difference between a few months and four years in governing a state”. The Bureau disagreed.

“There are no good times or bad times when you’re president of the United States,” he says. “If a crisis with China or somewhere else erupts tomorrow, if we have the idea that there’s ambiguity at the top, that’s problematic in two years or two months.”

“The bullet hit Donald Trump, but it killed Joe Biden.”

As for Jean-Marc Léger, president of the Léger polling firm, he insists that everything has changed in America in the past week.

“A European media said a delicious phrase: ‘The bullet hit Donald Trump, but in the end it killed Joe Biden'”, he noted, adding that “it was a beautiful picture”.

Mr. Joe Biden in the presidency can decide what he wants. Leger recalled; Therefore, “he may stay.”

“Question: ‘Is Kamala Harris still going to be in Joe Biden’s shadow?’” he asks.

However, the pollster looks for future polls, which may indicate voters’ voting intentions.

“We knew Donald Trump was leading Joe Biden by 5 points at the time of departure. We released the first poll yesterday. [avec la candidature de Kamala Harris] It was a 3-point lead, now it’s a 2-point lead, so Trump is 47%. [des intentions de vote]Kamala Harris at 45%,” he notes.

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