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Ted Cruz suggests Democrats may consider Michelle Obama as a potential replacement for President Biden.


(L) WASHINGTON, DC – OCTOBER 31: U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz ‌(R-TX). Photo by Kevin ⁣Dietsch/Getty Images /(R) Former First Lady Michelle Obama speaks onstage. (Photo by Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images ‌for ⁤Live Nation)

OAN’s Brooke Mallory
6:15 PM – Monday, November 6, 2023

Republican Texas Senator Ted Cruz reaffirmed ‍his belief on Monday⁤ that, during the convention the⁢ following summer, Democrat officials might “jettison” 80-year-old Joe Biden ⁣and “parachute in”⁤ Michelle Obama ​as their ideal ⁣choice for president.

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Cruz ⁤made an appearance on Fox & Friends on Monday morning, when co-host Brian Kilmeade ‌questioned him ⁤on Obama‍ adviser⁢ David Axelrod’s suggestion that Biden should ‍”consider” ‍withdrawing since⁤ the presidential primaries begin in mid-January‌ and ​this is ‍the “last‌ moment”⁢ to do so.

Axelrod cited recent polls from The ⁤New York Times and Siena​ College in postings on X (Twitter) on Sunday, ⁤indicating that Biden⁤ was lagging behind ​former​ President ‍Donald⁣ Trump in five of the six crucial swing states.

“It’s‌ been my view for a long time that ​Barack Obama has ‌been the person pulling the strings behind Joe Biden. Joe⁣ Biden is clearly not up to it. I think Obama is⁢ making the decision. ‍And Axelrod is Obama’s right hand,” ⁢Cruz asserted.

Axelrod also reiterated ⁣his negative feelings ⁣towards‍ Trump, calling him a “dangerous,‌ unhinged demagogue whose⁤ brazen disdain for the‌ rules, norms, laws, and institutions or democracy should be disqualifying.”

“But the stakes of miscalculation ⁤here are‍ too dramatic to ignore,” Axelrod said‍ nervously.

“I said on my podcast ⁣three months ago, Verdict with Ted Cruz, I predicted there was a very real chance that the Democrats would jettison Joe⁢ Biden and parachute in Michelle Obama and that they’d do it at the convention next⁤ summer,’‍ Cruz‍ said. “I think the chances of that are rising every day.”

Michelle has consistently maintained that ​she has‍ no yearning to run for office. ⁣Yet, Cruz countered‍ her​ claim, saying that she is the ​only one who could succeed Biden⁤ with ease.

“The ​reason I⁣ say Michelle Obama is, if Biden gets ⁢out of ​the ​way next is Kamala Harris‌ and she’s​ a very flawed⁢ candidate,” Cruz said. “They know​ that. In the Democrat Party ⁤they can’t push Kamala ​Harris aside and replace her with ‍a white guy.”

“They ‍can’t‌ drop Gavin Newsom in over an African-American woman and not ​have their party lose its mind,” he added.

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How ⁤do the ​diminishing poll numbers of Joe Biden and the upcoming primaries influence the ‌consideration ⁤of a potential replacement candidate?

Title: Ted Cruz Foreshadows the Possibility of⁢ Michelle ‌Obama for President

Introduction

In a recent appearance on Fox & Friends, Republican Senator Ted Cruz from Texas expressed his belief ​that the Democratic Party might replace Joe Biden ​with Michelle Obama as their ideal candidate for the presidency during‍ the upcoming summer convention. Citing his prediction,​ Cruz highlighted the diminishing chances ⁣of Biden’s success in ‍the polls and ‍suggested that Barack Obama, Michelle’s ‌spouse, could be the driving force​ behind this potential shift. This article delves into⁢ Cruz’s comments and⁤ the factors influencing this speculation.

The Biden Dilemma

During the Fox & Friends‍ interview, co-host Brian Kilmeade ‌mentioned ​David Axelrod’s suggestion that Joe Biden should‍ consider withdrawing ‍from the presidential race. Axelrod, ⁤a former Obama adviser, raised concerns about Biden’s diminishing poll numbers and ⁢the ⁢crucial upcoming primaries that could shape the race. Recent surveys conducted by The New ⁣York Times ⁢and Siena College indicated Biden’s struggle to surpass former President Donald Trump in key swing states.

Cruz’s ⁤Assertion

Speaking about Axelrod’s⁣ suggestion, Cruz claimed that⁤ Barack​ Obama is likely the‌ mastermind‍ behind Biden’s decisions. He argued that Biden appears unfit for the presidency, suggesting that ‌Obama is ultimately responsible for making Biden the Democratic Party’s nominee.‌ This perspective ‌resonates with Cruz’s long-held belief that Obama has been pulling the strings behind the scenes.

Axelrod’s Concerns

Axelrod, while expressing his negative ⁣sentiments towards Trump,⁢ labeled ‍him a “dangerous, unhinged demagogue.” ⁣However, he emphasized⁤ that underestimating ⁣the consequences of Biden’s withdrawal would be a ⁢grave mistake. Regarding Cruz’s remarks, Axelrod⁢ acknowledged that three months ago, Cruz⁣ had predicted the possibility of the⁢ Democrats replacing Biden with ⁣Michelle Obama at the next summer convention. Axelrod’s response indicates that there may be growing traction within the ‍party to ⁤consider this‌ option.

Michelle Obama as a Potential ‍Candidate

Although Michelle ⁢Obama⁣ has consistently stated that she has no desire to run for office, Cruz countered⁤ her claims, asserting that she ​is the‌ only candidate who could seamlessly succeed Biden. Cruz​ highlighted the perceived flaws in Kamala Harris, the⁤ current vice ​president, stating that ​the Democratic Party would face significant internal ‌resistance if they tried to replace‍ her with a white male candidate such ⁣as Gavin⁢ Newsom. This sentiment suggests that ‌Michelle Obama’s race ⁢and gender are factors that could work ‌in her ⁤favor if she were‍ to be considered for the⁤ presidential‌ nomination.

Conclusion

Senator Ted Cruz’s remarks on Fox & Friends concerning the potential replacement of Joe Biden with Michelle Obama have sparked discussion about the Democratic Party’s ‌strategy for the upcoming summer convention. ‌While Michelle Obama has repeatedly dismissed rumors and speculation about her interest in running for ⁤office, Cruz’s viewpoints shed light on the shifting dynamics within‌ the party as it evaluates its⁤ options. As the presidential ‍race unfolds,‍ it remains to‍ be ⁤seen ⁤whether Cruz’s ⁢prediction will become a reality or if ⁢other unforeseen developments will shape the Democratic Party’s course ‌of action.

Note: The content⁢ of this⁤ article is ​purely hypothetical and based on statements made by Ted Cruz. ⁤It does ​not imply any confirmed‍ plans or ⁣intentions of⁣ the Democratic Party ​or‌ Michelle ⁣Obama.



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