Sources close to Sen Joe Manchin say he's considering re-registering as a Democrat and throwing his hat into the ring

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[vivenne]

These people look so insane and unorganized. Who would vote for these clowns knowing that all of them have lied about Joe’s mental state, that they are all fighting with each otehr and that can even run an election. Embarassing.

[Sir Bangaz Cracka]

Run Joe run.

[Ann Archy]

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAH!!!!!

[Coronal]

He’ll be shut down quickly if he tries.

[basalt]

if Trump had any sense, he’d call a press conference tomorrow and state how disgraceful this all is. How the democrats subverted the democratic process because their candidate is polling bad. And be serious about it..dont treat it like a rally. No nick names and greivances. Incredibly, democrats are still saying that Trump is a threat to “democracy”. Trump could crush it all with a GOOD press conference.

[Zathras]

Zero chance he will go anywhere.
This is just a lame attempt to get $$$.

[Zathras]

More likely Manchin/Crazy Liz.
Still not going to go anywhere.

[matt04]

Yep. Forgot about how she demolished her.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Good analysis. I hadn't viewed it that way. But yes, they can't have another woman. I think Manchin is too old for their base. RFK Jr. would be a natural but there is bad blood between the Dem Party and RFK Jr. Like you point out, Beshar is a strong possibility. And he won't overshadow the dusky little princess.

[Seaplaner]

I have never believed that Mister Manchin is anything other than a lifelong, obedient Democrat, and has had no issue with posing as a centrist.

[Texan4Life]

Democratic Party “Democracy” In Action:

Biden had 3,850 pledged delegates, however those delegates can choose whomever they want now that the president is out of the race, and candidates vying for the presidency need a minimum of 300 delegates’ signatures to be considered among as a presidential candidate among the delegates.

Those “pledged” delegates will be the first to vote on a nominee, which requires a majority to choose their next candidate. However, if there’s no clear majority, “superdelegates” – largely leaders of the party and lawmakers, among others – will vote in subsequent rounds until the majority of the party rallies around one person.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4784626-dnc-chair-transparent-process-choose-nominee/