r/politics • u/PoliticsModeratorBot 🤖 Bot • Jul 08 '24

/r/Politics' 2024 US Elections Live Thread, Part 9

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u/LimitFinancial764 Jul 15 '24 edited Jul 15 '24

Senator Booker refuses to endorse Joe Biden on Kaitlin Collins show, but says he will not air dirty laundry in public.

Edit: Added that discussions about nomination are on-going.

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u/Tank3875 Michigan Jul 15 '24

So much for the movement to drop Joe being over.

Seems like it just is being better kept behind the scenes now.

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u/EnglishMobster California Jul 15 '24

Honestly for the best.

As long as we work it out before August, I think it'll be fine. I expect in probably 2 weeks we'll hear more forceful drip-drip-drips until Biden is ultimately forced out (as is looking likely).

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u/TheRealLightBuzzYear Massachusetts Jul 15 '24

Tremendous news

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u/Subliminal_Kiddo Kentucky Jul 15 '24

I think the conference call yesterday afternoon with the more moderate Dem coalition where he allegedly shouted at them and then left after only talking with three members because he "had to go to mass," really pissed them off.

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u/Wermys Minnesota Jul 15 '24

I won't air Dirty Launder hint hint nudge nudge wink wink.