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Further insights from another Democratic aide revealed internal concerns about Biden’s viability had been kept quiet to maintain party loyalty. “While publicly supporting Biden, there have been private admissions that he might not be the best candidate to take on Trump due to his age,” the aide disclosed.
The speculation intensified with reports that Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is positioning herself for a presidential run. The Daily Mail uncovered that Whitmer had dispatched an advance team to Washington D.C. “weeks ago,” signaling potential campaign preparations.
“Whitmer moved quickly, sending her team to start laying groundwork, which now opens the path for others to follow,” a source close to the developments told the Mail.
Whitmer, aged 52, is seen as a leading contender to succeed Biden. Despite being less known nationally, she has a strong base in Michigan and is favored by Biden. Her tenure as governor, however, has been controversial. Critics, including The Gateway Pundit, have branded her governance style as authoritarian, particularly criticizing her approach during the COVID pandemic, where she imposed strict lockdowns on businesses and schools while allegedly flouting her own rules.
Her Republican adversary in Michigan’s last gubernatorial race, Tudor Dixon, has been vocal about her predictions regarding Whitmer’s political ambitions. “If Biden falters, Whitmer will be the next in line, and that should alarm everyone,” Dixon stated.
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As the political drama unfolds, with Biden’s debate performance and Whitmer’s possible candidacy, the implications for the upcoming elections remain a focal point of speculation and concern among voters and political analysts alike.
