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<blockquote data-quote="Joe" data-source="post: 302339" data-attributes="member: 9">I think he'd be a much more formidable foe for the Democrats than Trump,Looks very sharp and can hold his own:[MEDIA=youtube]rMwlEkMDQm4[/MEDIA]Biden is clearly too old and that would be a huge liability for the Democrats in 2024 if he had to face someone as young, capable and experienced as de Santis.And Kamala Harris seems like too much of a lightweight to be taken seriously.Like the Republicans, the Democrats should clean house in 2024 and serve up a new crop of candidates.However, the one thing which might hold back this transition for the Republicans are party divisions and staunch Trump supporters stubbornly clinging to him. The achiles heel of the GOP are factions and grudges which could tear them in the next election.But if they manage to unite and&nbsp; patch up their differences The Republicans could be very much in the running next time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Joe, post: 302339, member: 9"] I think he'd be a much more formidable foe for the Democrats than Trump, Looks very sharp and can hold his own: [MEDIA=youtube]rMwlEkMDQm4[/MEDIA] Biden is clearly too old and that would be a huge liability for the Democrats in 2024 if he had to face someone as young, capable and experienced as de Santis. And Kamala Harris seems like too much of a lightweight to be taken seriously. Like the Republicans, the Democrats should clean house in 2024 and serve up a new crop of candidates. However, the one thing which might hold back this transition for the Republicans are party divisions and staunch Trump supporters stubbornly clinging to him. The achiles heel of the GOP are factions and grudges which could tear them in the next election. But if they manage to unite and patch up their differences The Republicans could be very much in the running next time. [/QUOTE]

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