Republican Senator Ted Cruz has once again voiced his theory that the Democratic Party may replace President Joe Biden with Michelle Obama as their White House nominee at the upcoming convention. Despite Michelle Obama’s repeated assertions of having no interest in running for political office, Cruz believes that she is the only candidate who could seamlessly take Biden’s place without causing a rift within the party.
Cruz’s prediction comes in the wake of comments made by Obama adviser David Axelrod, suggesting that President Biden should consider whether it’s in his or the country’s best interest to run for a second term. This advice was given in light of recent polls showing Biden trailing behind former President Donald Trump in several swing states.
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The Texas Republican argues that the Democrats are aware of the flaws in their potential next-in-line candidate, Kamala Harris. According to Cruz, the party cannot simply push Harris aside and replace her with a white male candidate without risking significant backlash from their base.
Cruz also mentioned Gavin Newsom, the governor of California, who has shown signs of aspiring for the presidency. However, Newsom has already endorsed Biden’s 2024 campaign, making him an unlikely replacement.
Ted Cruz believes the Democrats are lining up Michelle Obama to run for president instead of Biden and that the swap will happen at the Democrat National Convention next summer. pic.twitter.com/zVr9sniJmD
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In Cruz’s view, Michelle Obama is the one person who can step into the role without causing a fracture within the Democratic Party. Despite her lack of political ambition, her popularity and influence make her a strong contender, should she decide to run.
Cruz’s theory, while speculative, highlights the potential challenges the Democratic Party may face in the upcoming election. With Biden’s approval ratings dwindling, the party may need to consider alternative candidates to maintain their hold on the presidency.
However, it’s important to note that Michelle Obama has consistently expressed her disinterest in pursuing a political career. Her potential candidacy remains a speculation and would require a significant shift in her current stance.
The upcoming convention will be a crucial event for the Democratic Party. Whether they decide to stick with Biden, promote Harris, or introduce a new candidate like Michelle Obama, their choice will significantly impact the 2024 presidential race.
In conclusion, while Cruz’s theory is intriguing, it remains to be seen how the Democratic Party will navigate the upcoming election. The potential candidacy of Michelle Obama, though unlikely, would undoubtedly add an interesting dynamic to the race.
