Democrats move to remote delegate vote to secure Biden
An AP/NORC view argues the Democratic Party should let delegates vote remotely before Chicago to replace an ailing Biden. It notes Biden's age and poor debate showings, urging the DNC to allow a younger nominee if party doubt remains, amid intraparty pressure and calls to finish the process by convention.
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Vance as Trump running mate surge in 2024 race
Ohio Senator JD Vance shifts from never Trump past to backing Trump as potential vice presidential pick. The piece traces his rise from MiddleTown upbringing to Marine service, Yale Law, venture capital, and 2022 Senate win with Trump support, highlighting his appeal to rural Midwest states and alignment with Trump on tariffs and Ukraine.
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Joe Biden urged to step aside in wake of aging fears
Tribune columnist John M Crisp argues Biden should gracefully quit to unite the Democratic Party and prevent a Trump victory. He compares Biden’s tenure to Dylan Thomas’s defiance of death, urging acceptance of aging and the value of a smoother power transition for democracy. He notes age as a natural limit and champions leadership that models graceful decline.
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