Op-Ed: Does the Democratic Plan for 2024 Include Biden’s Impeachment?

Is a Biden Impeachment Part of the Democratic Plan for 2024?

During his campaign and throughout his term, the corporate/state media has ⁣treated ‌President Joe Biden and his family with kid gloves, singing his praises and burying anything negative.

The ⁤most famous ⁣example of corporate/state ⁢collusion was the state-led disinformation campaign to hide ​and discredit the Hunter ⁤Biden laptop evidence just before the 2020 election, but other such burials are almost too‍ numerous⁣ to count. In fact, the political landscape is littered with the shallow graves of Biden gaffes and scandals.

But recently, the corporate/state ⁢media complex has started to dig ⁢a little around‌ those holes, and some of the graves have begun to stink.

Why, you might ‌ask, after covering for Biden for so long, has the⁢ corporate/state media suddenly allowed⁢ some of his scandals to seep out to the public? Why‍ have ⁣some Democratic ⁣politicians been allowed to voice mild⁢ criticism of⁤ Joe and Hunter? And why have a⁣ few Republican politicians who ⁣have ignored or minimized Biden scandals in the past suddenly started to call for his impeachment?

All good questions. Let’s ⁢take‌ a peek behind the curtain and look for plausible reasons for this abnormal behavior.

Biden is mentally and⁣ physically weak, and while he was able to hide in ⁣his basement during ​the 2020 ​campaign, over the course of his ​presidency it ⁣has become impossible to completely hide his frailty ​from the electorate. It has also‌ become ‍increasingly difficult to bury the massive evidence of Biden family​ corruption and ​treason.

Because of this, corporate donors‍ and Democrats know they cannot plausibly go‍ into 2024 with Biden as ⁣their candidate, but they lack an ⁢alternative ‍candidate capable of defeating Donald Trump.

In the past, Democrats and their corporate allies ⁣have been⁤ able to engineer election ⁣victories (as they did in 2020), but they realize that many people now understand that game, and they worry that with a weak ⁢and unpopular ‍candidate, it ‍might⁤ be impossible to get away with stealing another election.

In this scenario, the best achievable outcome for them might be victory by a weak and malleable (i.e., compromised) Republican. Someone willing to go along to get along.

To get there, they need​ to first remove Trump, which explains their ‍desperate lawfare campaign ⁤based on seemingly endless trumped-up charges. Unfortunately for them, and perhaps surprisingly for many, Trump is the least corrupt⁣ president we have ever had. No man has ever⁣ before been‌ investigated with such⁢ ill intent, with such little result.

The danger they⁢ face is the public deciding the attacks ‌on Trump are so patently unjust‌ that he becomes ​a (winning) martyr rather than an unelectable loser.

So, to show evenhandedness and demonstrate​ that justice and democracy are not dead, they will continue to prosecute Trump ‍on tiny technicalities‌ and manufactured charges, but will ⁤also impeach‍ Biden.

In order not ⁣to damage the brand too much, Biden’s impeachment will ‍be dressed up as the‌ sad result of an aged and impaired but loving dad caring for his addict son — illegal, but ultimately understandable.

The impeachment of Biden, and acceptance that justice has been restored with the removal⁤ of both Trump⁤ and ​Biden, will be ‍facilitated by compromised Republicans. The final act will​ be victory in the election by a (nominal) Republican, demonstrating that the country is still a ⁢democracy and that ​all‌ those people ‍complaining of rigged elections were⁣ obviously wrong.

The ​designated loser candidate on the Democratic side is likely to be someone innocuous and disposable like Gavin ⁢Newsom, unless Democrats sense they might actually be able to win. This could​ happen if a disillusioned Republican base decides to sit out the ⁢election or support a third-party candidate. In that case, the Democrats would put forward a reliable progressive like ​ Michelle Obama or ‍Hillary⁣ Clinton.

Who the designated winner on the Republican side will be is harder to guess. Ron DeSantis is the obvious choice, but ⁢I think ⁣he is still too⁣ uncontrollable to be a comfortable‌ alternative for the Dems and donors, so ⁣maybe one of the failed 16 from ’16? Or a faux populist, as meat for the⁢ MAGA crowd? I’m not sure, and don’t really⁣ care.

Now that we have peeked behind the curtain and ​are aware of the game being played, our task is simply to not be fooled by any of these psyops,‍ and to⁤ ensure that Donald J. Trump ⁢is ⁣our nominee for 2024.

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