Dave Portnoy Weighs in on Joe Biden’s 2024 Presidential Race Exit

Joe Biden’s recent decision to step down from the 2024 presidential race has caused quite a stir, with reactions pouring in from across the spectrum. Among those weighing in is American entrepreneur and Barstool Sports founder, Dave Portnoy. In a video released today, Portnoy shared his thoughts on Biden’s withdrawal and what it could mean for the Democratic party.

Portnoy Ponders Over Biden’s Decision

Portnoy initiated his commentary by raising questions about a possible agreement between the Bidens and the DNC that may have prompted the withdrawal:

Dave Portnoy: Captain Dave checking in 30 miles out to sea off Nantucket. The big news, Joe Biden. Joe Biden says he’s not running for re-election, which will conclude probably the greatest negotiation in the history of America. How much did they have to pay the Biden, the DNC? What was his retirement package? What did Joe Biden, Hunter, what did they get? Because that’s all this has been for a month or two months. It has been, what do we have to get you out of this race, Joe?

Portnoy Discusses Democrats’ Strategy and Potential Successors

Aside from speculating on Biden’s decision, Portnoy also expressed concerns over who might step up as the next Democratic candidate. He voiced his dissatisfaction with potential replacements like Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris and criticized Democrats for their handling of the situation:

They waited this long, so now what? They can handpick, basically, who the replacement is going to be… Is it Gavin Newsom, that slimebag from California. I hope not. Kamala, maybe, with Newsom on the ticket. Gretchen Whitmer, also not a fan. How they waited this long is insanity, and they’re trying to hijack basically democracy. They’re not letting people vote. It goes to the convention.

Portnoy continued his critique by expressing doubts about Biden’s fitness for office and his surprise that despite these concerns, Biden still retains presidential authority:

But he’s still going to be President. He’s still President. He still has the keys to the nukes, not fit enough to run for President, being forced out of the party. Nobody trusts him, but he’s still the President.

Portnoy’s Perspective on Kamala Harris

In conclusion, Portnoy suggested that Kamala Harris would have struggled in a primary election against other Democratic candidates: “Kamala did not have a chance in hell in winning a primary race against the other power-hungry neo-Marxists.”

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