Should the Democratic Party reconsider Joe Biden as their 2024 presidential candidate?

Last night I ghost wrote this for the editorial board of Raw Story at their request.

They made a few changes and expanded it somewhat as you can

see on their site. This morning I would add that Trump told over 30

massive and consequential lies last night, again demonstrating his lack of

fitness for the presidency and CNN's

inability to honestly moderate a debate. It's doubtful though that anybody in the

Republican Party will be discussing replacing him today. There are also massive possible downsides and upsides to

replacing President Biden on the ticket at this late date. The upside is that the

publicity and national curiosity around the new candidate would swamp Trump and his BS and reinvigorate

the campaign. The downside is that the possible infighting and the possibility

of the Democratic Party picking a weak candidate, including the vice president, could

produce the opposite effect and hand the election to Trump. Here's what I wrote for

Raw story. When your president, your main job is to make good decisions and keep the country

running smoothly and safely, both domestically and internationally.

When you're running for president as a candidate, though your job is quite different.

Your new job is to be the best communicator in the nation.

And President Biden, as great and brilliant as he's been on policy, failed in that in last night's debate,

and has thus made America incapable of trusting him to lead this country forward in the 21st century.

It's vital to acknowledge that President Biden led the country through an extraordinarily difficult time in American history.

He inherited the worst mess from a predecessor since

FDR took over when Republican President Hoover crashed the country into the

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