Sununu predicts Biden won’t run in 2024.
New Hampshire Governor Predicts Biden Won’t Be Democratic Nominee in 2024
New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu (R) made a bold statement on Thursday, suggesting that President Joe Biden will not be the Democratic Party’s nominee for the 2024 presidential election. Sununu pointed to a recent court ruling involving the president’s son as a contributing factor to his prediction.
Hunter Biden Plea Deal Falls Apart in Court
Sununu’s prediction comes on the heels of Hunter Biden’s court appearance on Wednesday. After a planned plea deal collapsed, Biden pleaded not guilty to two tax misdemeanor charges. The plea deal, which would have allowed him to avoid a felony gun charge, had been reached weeks ago. However, United States District Judge Maryellen Noreika delayed ruling on the agreement, requesting additional briefings from the government and the defendant’s counsel.
“But I’m gonna tell you, I don’t think Joe Biden is the nominee in ’24,” said Sununu confidently. “And this is just one drop, many of the many drops in the bucket.”
The governor went on to explain his belief that Biden will go through the primary process, but the public will witness a “wild convention” where the president and his team will redirect the delegates elsewhere. Sununu suggested that this maneuver is intended to prevent Biden from testifying in court and exposing potentially damaging information.
“So look, I don’t know whether it’s a grand scheme, I’m not a conspiracy theorist by any means, but I just think that’s the way it’s planned out,” Sununu added. “I don’t think Trump or Biden are on that ticket.”
Sununu’s comments come at a time when Biden’s approval ratings are already low. A recent poll revealed that the incumbent president’s approval fell to 40% in early July, raising concerns within the Democratic Party about his chances of winning reelection. Additionally, Biden’s age of 80 adds to the worries about his ability to lead for another term.
On the Republican side, former President Donald Trump, who lost reelection in 2020, is seen as the top candidate in the primary race. Other notable Republicans in the running include Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Senator Tim Scott (R-SC), and former Vice President Mike Pence.
A recent Monmouth University poll showed that a combined 69% of Republican voters believe Trump is the strongest nominee to compete against Biden. In contrast, only 18% of Republican voters thought another candidate would be “probably stronger,” while 13% believed another candidate would be “definitely stronger.”
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