Published on December 2, 2023, 1:54 am

As we near the end of the year, there is growing apprehension within the Democratic circles for what lies on the horizon – the 2024 presidential election. Several discussions and analytic insights suggest that President Joe Biden can at best expect a 50-50 chance for his re-election pursuit, or perhaps even less. This prognosis has been clearly verbalized by prominent Democratic analyst and strategist David Axelrod. His statements draw heavily from his close associations with the Obamaworld, making him a seasoned voice in such matters.

Billionaire investor Bill Ackman seems to explicitly echo this sentiment. Ackman states that despite many good deeds to Biden’s name, his diminishing political legacy might force him to step aside and open doors for others in his party. While it is hard to pinpoint exactly “good deeds” under Biden administration amidst rapidly rising inflation, soaring gas prices, crumbling metropolises, or an administration headed by deemed corrupt leaders.

A fading hope amongst Democrats at this juncture appears to be their reliance on Trump being the Republican nominee. Theoretically speaking, they don’t find Trump suitable enough that any Democrat contender should ever trail him. However, real news reveal otherwise where Biden is lagging behind Trump by 1.9 points according to the trusted news source RealClearPolitics’ polls.

Trends highlighted by these polls look towards GOP’s ascendency as suggested by various surveys examined over time via RealClearPolitics’ poll averages showing GOP in the lead consistently over recent months.

Still speculating about potential running mates isn’t any comforting either due to reasons like Harris’ unfavorable likability ratings among potential voters and numerous politically sound alternatives for Trump to choose from.

Looking back upon presidents like Andrew Johnson, Woodrow Wilson, Jimmy Carter, Barack Obama – each one had their own shortcomings but Biden seems set on potentially outdoing them all from a political legacy perspective against stark competition.

All things considered though judgments are reserved for the time of elections, but one thing looks evident as per trend- if elections were to be held today, it is likely that Trump would be waving the White house goodbye to Biden.

A prominent characteristic of Biden’s administration has been incompetence which now seems to be creeping into his 2024 re-election campaign. With a little over eleven months until the 2024 election, preparations seem shaky already analogical to a Christmas tree falling over.

Perhaps this could be indicative of an unintelligible series of turnouts at the 2028 presidential elections. However, that is only speculative and warrants a topic for another discussion.

In this turmoil lies perhaps a brighter spot – this may well pave way for a better future for America. Be it political alterations or improved governance with due course – only time will tell. While highlighting these uncertainties through trusted news sources helps broaden perspectives, maintaining objectivity with a Christian Worldview remains essential in understanding real news.