President Joe Biden may have been set up by his own party, said “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki on Sunday, about the incumbent’s poor showing at Thursday’s debate.
What Happened: “I feel for him [Biden],” said Kiyosaki in a post on X, reasoning that he, Biden, and Donald Trump were about the same age. “It's not easy taking such a humiliating beating at our age,” he said.
Biden was set up by “WOKE liberal Democrats,” the best-selling author and businessman said, citing his inside sources. “The liberal Democrats wanted Biden to make a complete fool of himself…in front of the world….and publicly replace him,” he said.
“Politics is a dirty, nasty, cut throat business,” he added.
Although no prominent Democratic lawmakers or governors have openly called for Biden’s withdrawal from the race, reports say Democrats are discussing about the prospect.
What’s Next: Hillary Clinton could be a potential replacement, said Kiyosaki, citing insiders. But former first lady Michelle Obama and Vice President Kamala Harris could be a “great ticket,” he said. Kiyosaki expects Trump to appoint a white guy as his running mate.
“Then the campaign for President would (be) between two strong Black Women against two strong white men. Let the "CIRCUS"…formally known as the "election process" begin,” he said.
Kiyosaki also asked his social-media followers as to which combo they would vote for – two Black women and two white men. ” I think two women….just may do a better job than two men. Can't do much worse,” he said.
Several alternatives to Biden have emerged in the wake of how the debate panned out. These include Harris, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Pennsylvania Governor Joshua Shapiro, California Governor Gavin Newsom, Illinois Governor Jay Pritzker, Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.), and Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.)
A flash survey done after the debate showed that no one fared any better than Biden against Trump, but most respondents said Biden lost the debate and also disapproved of his performance in the debate.
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