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Democrat presidential hopeful Rep. Dean Phillips says that it is “delusional” for anyone to think Joe Biden can beat former President Donald Trump in the 2024 election.

“As a member of House Democratic Leadership, I supported and promoted the Biden agenda,” Phillips said in a social media post. “I campaigned for him, voted for him, and respect him. But how can anyone read this and conclude he’s positioned to defeat Donald Trump?”

“It’s delusional,” Phillips concluded.

According to an article Phillips added with the post, “November started with New York Times/Siena College polls showing Trump ahead in four of the six swing states, but more indicators of Biden’s electoral peril soon followed. The president’s standing in head-to-head matchups with Trump is falling: Among the latest surveys this month from 13 separate pollsters, Biden’s position is worse than their previous polls in all but two of them.”

There will be change.

A massive amount of Democrats out of office trying to cash in on the favors they performed for their overlords.

There just ain't gonna be that many book deals.

In more wacky Democrat political news, Politico ran a suggestive story yesterday headlined, “Federal judge rejects attempt to place Dean Phillips on Florida primary ballot.” Democrat Representative Dean Phillips (D-Minn.), 54, an attorney, is having trouble getting his primary campaign against Joe Biden off the ground. In many states, including Florida, democrats have flatly refused to hold a primary. Phillips sued in Florida, but to no avail; the judge flushed his case because he found it unlikely Phillips would succeed on the merits.

The judge ruled properly; under Florida law, the state parties decide which candidates appear on their respective presidential primary ballots. Florida’s DNC decided there would be only one balloted candidate, Robert L. Peters, 81, and so there is no reason to hold a primary.

It’s all pretty rich coming from a party that is always crying about “threats to democracy.” All over the country, “democracy-loving” Democrats are suing to prevent Republicans from voting for certain candidates, and are even blocking democrats from voting for their preferred candidates.

To borrow a line from Princess Bride’s Inigo Montoya, you keep using that word, democracy, but I do not think it means what you think it means.