Biden is still in first place which tells you the mentality of democrap voters. “Oh he gropes children, he’s corrupt as hell, his mental health is questionable, PERFECT!
I don’t think the vast majority of people have even spent a minute worrying about who they are going to vote for yet.
Actually, it speaks volumes for the mentality of the democrap CANDIDATES. A lot of people look at the mental health ward patients that are running for President and figure that Biden is the least Bat-Schiff Crazy of the bunch.
And speaking of ads, every other ad on TV here in California is either little Mikey Bloomberg or little Tommy Steyer telling us that President Trump is "a bad man, a VERY bad man" and how they'll do things so much better.
Biden is in first place because he was VP from the last Democrat administration so it’s “his turn”. He would have had that turn in 2016, but he decided not to run.
Look at modern history:
Nixon was Eisenhower’s VP, so he got to run in 1960.
Johnson was JFK’s VP, so he got to run in 1964.
Nixon lost his turn to run in 1964 since he had lost in 1960.
Humphrey was Johnson’s VP, so he got to run in 1968.
Nixon got his turn back and ran in 1968.
In 1972, Humphrey had lost so they ran McGovern.
Ford was Nixon’s VP (and President), so he ran in 1976.
Humphrey chose not to run so they ran Carter.
Ford had lost in 1976, so Reagan got the nod in 1980.
Mondale was Carter’s VP, so he got to run in ‘84
Bush SR was Reagan’s VP, so he got to run in 1988.
Mondale had lost in 1984, so Dukakis got to run in 1988
Mondale chose not to run, so they Clinton in ‘92
Bush sr had lost in 1992, so they ran Dole in ‘96.
Gore was Clinton’s VP, so he got to run in 2000.
Gore had lost in 2000 so they ran Kerry in 2004.
Cheney declined to run in 2008, so McCain got the nod
Gore didn’t run in 2008, so Obama got the nod.
Cheney still declined in 2012, so Romney got the nod.
Cheney still declined in 1026, so Trump got the nod.
Biden chose not to run in 2016, so Clinton got the nod.
History shows it’s Biden’s turn if he wants it.
In fact, if Biden does not win the nomination, it will be the first time in 80 years that the VP of a party’s most recent administration did not get the nomination if he wanted it, unless he had already been nominated, and had lost.