I thought after the debate that he would take some convincing, after all he's been deflecting blame for his failings for over 50 years, he just can't fathom that this is not his if he really wants it.
Then, the rest of the democrats looked around at all their magnificent alternatives, and support for him largely re-gelled.
But, that seemed predicated on him proving that the debate debacle was just a really bad night and not his best.
So now he's made major and minor gaffes multiple times each chance he's had to prove himself and the support is falling away fairly quickly.
Barring someone convincing his family to help push him out, I don't see him voluntarily leaving and the democrats' options are limited and dismal.
At the moment, I can't decide which outcome is more likely. If I had to lay odds: drop out 33%, pushed out 33%, stay in 33%, die in office 1%.
Then, the rest of the democrats looked around at all their magnificent alternatives, and support for him largely re-gelled.
But, that seemed predicated on him proving that the debate debacle was just a really bad night and not his best.
So now he's made major and minor gaffes multiple times each chance he's had to prove himself and the support is falling away fairly quickly.
Barring someone convincing his family to help push him out, I don't see him voluntarily leaving and the democrats' options are limited and dismal.
At the moment, I can't decide which outcome is more likely. If I had to lay odds: drop out 33%, pushed out 33%, stay in 33%, die in office 1%.
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