Most Democratic voters are saying that they don't want Biden to run again in 2024

[Hardkill]

46 minutes ago, How to be wise said:

Nobody is talking about Ayman Zahawi. You’re right about Obama having the key, and bin laden was extremely hated in the US for 9/11. After his death, there was massive celebrations in the streets of many cities. 

As far as Ukraine goes, it's debatable but I don’t see any military success. In fact many have seen the Ukraine war as a failure of Biden. In any case, it’s better to underestimate the keys, so that you don’t get bummed out if he didn’t get the key, but if he did we can celebrate. 

I also forgot to mention that Bush jr. in the early 2000s also got the military/foreign policy success key for his 2004 re-election run because of the major rally-around-the flag effect he got after 9/11, which gave him sky high approval ratings during his first term as president. Yet, Bush also actually lost the no military/foreign policy failure key simultaneously by 2004 because the Bush administration had some noticeable military/foreign policy failures including during his 1st term including the 9/11 attack on our country (like what happen with Pearl Harbor in 1941), rising casualties in Iraq, and the failure to secure the peace in that strife-ridden country. That's why the polls on the eve of the 2004 general election day, actually showed the country evenly divided on the president's handling of foreign affairs, which was reflected in the split decision on those 2 military/foreign policy keys for his 2004 presidential election run.

The news did bring about the importance of the assassination of Ayman Zahawi and how the Biden administration, the Pentagon, and the intelligence community were for the first ever finally able to come up with a successful method of counter-terrorism that doesn't involve the US military having any military bases or having any of our soldiers stationed in Afghanistan or in any other middle eastern countries.

Professor has said that the War in Ukraine has so far been a success for the Biden administration and will probably continue to be a success as long as something catastrophic like a nuclear war doesn't happen there. However, he also said that there is still a potential for the 2 military/foreign policy keys to split, which is why he still hasn't made a firm call on them yet:

 

Carville also said that Biden has probably the best foreign policy initiative than perhaps any other president has ever had since WWII:

 

Edited February 11, 2023 by Hardkill

[How to be wise]

8 hours ago, Hardkill said:

 

A daring prediction regarding the future of former President Trump. As we all know, Trump has a knack for making unexpected comebacks. He is taking a bold stance, predicting that Trump will face criminal charges. This is going to be a fascinating development to keep an eye on!