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"... insist they’re sticking with Biden instead of another candidate. It’s like refusing to seek better medical care for a desperately sick child because the family doctor is a nice old man whose feelings might get hurt if you left his practice."

Said Bret Stephens, in "The Conversation," with Gail Collins, in "The Election No One Seems to Want Is Coming Right at Us" (NYT).

Collins responds that "he’s done a good job" and his speech on Friday showed "he’s going to campaign against Trump very, very, very hard."

That gets Stephens to blithely/deviously quip: "Well, let’s hope it doesn’t kill him.

It's really too late now for other Democrats to run for the nomination in the primaries. Is it possible that the plan is for Biden to go ahead and sweep the primaries and then to withdraw before (or at) the convention? Alternatively, he, like anybody else, could die in this interval. What are the rules for picking someone else at the convention? They're not easy to find, but there must be a way. No one seems to be talking about this openly, but perhaps that's because it's exactly what they are talking about privately. It would explain the behavior Stephens finds puzzling — insisting that Trump is an existential threat but not demanding that Biden step aside.

By the way,  Gail Collins asserts: "You don’t take care of the Trump problem by evicting him from the ballot. He has to be defeated or it’ll be a rallying cry for his many crazy supporters that could split the country in two."

Stephens: "If Trump can be kicked off the ballot in blue states on account of a highly debatable finding of 'insurrection,' then what’s to stop red state judges or other officials kicking Biden off on their own flimsy findings? And on what basis can liberals continue to argue that Trump or Republicans represent a threat to democracy when they are the ones engaged in an attempt to deny tens of millions of voters their choice for president?"

Collins says: "Speaking for liberals, I agree."

"... insist they’re sticking with Biden instead of another candidate. It’s like refusing to seek better medical care for a desperately sick child because the family doctor is a nice old man whose feelings might get hurt if you left his practice."

Said Bret Stephens, in "The Conversation," with Gail Collins, in "The Election No One Seems to Want Is Coming Right at Us" (NYT).

Collins responds that "he’s done a good job" and his speech on Friday showed "he’s going to campaign against Trump very, very, very hard."

That gets Stephens to blithely/deviously quip: "Well, let’s hope it doesn’t kill him.

It's really too late now for other Democrats to run for the nomination in the primaries. Is it possible that the plan is for Biden to go ahead and sweep the primaries and then to withdraw before (or at) the convention? Alternatively, he, like anybody else, could die in this interval. What are the rules for picking

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someone else at the convention? They're not easy to find, but there must be a way. No one seems to be talking about this openly, but perhaps that's because it's exactly what they are talking about privately. It would explain the behavior Stephens finds puzzling — insisting that Trump is an existential threat but not demanding that Biden step aside.

By the way,  Gail Collins asserts: "You don’t take care of the Trump problem by evicting him from the ballot. He has to be defeated or it’ll be a rallying cry for his many crazy supporters that could split the country in two."

Stephens: "If Trump can be kicked off the ballot in blue states on account of a highly debatable finding of 'insurrection,' then what’s to stop red state judges or other officials kicking Biden off on their own flimsy findings? And on what basis can liberals continue to argue that Trump or Republicans represent a threat to democracy when they are the ones engaged in an attempt to deny tens of millions of voters their choice for president?"

Collins says: "Speaking for liberals, I agree."

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