There’s yet another twist in the Democrat party’s ongoing struggle to cope in the aftermath of Joe Biden’s horrible performance in last week’s presidential debate, in which it became painfully obvious that the president isn’t up to the task of governing in any way, or even campaigning.
Bloomberg reported Monday afternoon that, according to sources within the DNC, that body is considering moving up the formal nomination about a month to quash the chatter about replacing him on the ballot:
The Democratic National Committee is considering formally nominating Joe Biden as early as mid-July to ensure that the president is on November ballots, while helping to stamp out intra-party chatter of replacing him after last week’s poor debate performance.
A potential date for Biden’s nomination is July 21, when the Democratic convention’s credentials committee meets virtually, according to…
