Because unless the Repubs are really stupid enough to nominate Trump again (if he even runs, which I doubt) they will most likely nominate a Trump-LIGHT candidate (someone who APPEARS to be a “safe” pick but just “Trumpian” enough for their crazy and evil-azz base.

Their base will turn out and vote. Ours will not.

I don’t know BD. We heard the same kinds of complaints about her (and her sister quite frankly) from her campaign staff when she ran for the Dem presidential nomination.

Kamala is a problem. I thought it back then. And I think it’s true now.

Kamala Harris assumed office in historic fashion, becoming the first woman to serve “a heartbeat away from the presidency”.

But her first year as vice-president has been far from a smooth ride.

The job has not come easy. Ms Harris’ approval ratings have slumped. The president has tasked her with assignments that range from the intractable to virtually insoluble. Her office has been beset by high-profile resignations.

If Ms Harris accepted her party’s vice-presidential nomination thinking she would be anointed as the Democratic heir apparent to the presidency, it was a notion that did not take long to dispel.

While Mr Biden said in a press conference on Wednesday that he would keep her as his running mate if he stands for re-election, it remains to be seen whether that will put to rest speculation about her political future.

So what, exactly, has gone wrong for her – and can she set it right? There are no easy explanations and few easy answers.