Why aren’t the Democrats allowing any primary opposition to Joe Biden? Kim Iversen explains: That would ruin the Democrat’s actual strategy, which involves replacing Biden at the last minute, most likely by Gavin Newsom.

The Democrats don’t want the public interfering with the choices of the party’s hierarchy. Mind you, the Republicans are just as doctrinaire, says Iversen. While former President Donald Trump seemingly has an insurmountable lead, the GOP leadership is still banking he can be stopped, and replaced by Ron DeSantis or Nikki Haley, or someone more palatable to the creeps who think they own the party.

Meanwhile, Jim Rickards, financial and political analyst,  talks about why the elections are important even a year in advance and how he sees a clear path to a Republican victory despite the possibility of a Trump conviction. He not only sees a Republican victory ahead, but predicts Joe Biden will be out of the race by May. He doesn’t believe Biden will leave the White House in May, but cede over his primary delegates to another candidate, possibly Gavin Newsom.

Why will Trump win? Because there are a number of third party candidates, including Robert Kennedy Jr., Cornel West, Jill Stein and quite possibly Joe Manchin, who will all be in the race, and most likely drawing more votes away from the Democrats than from Trump. Here’s more from the Paradigm Press.