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In recent months, the Democrats’ “replacement bench” has remained relatively unknown to the media. However, the recent clash between US President Donald Trump and Joe Biden on television has brought attention to the issue. With only 130 days until the election, calls have been made for Biden to step down for health reasons and make way for a younger alternative at the party convention in Chicago in mid-August.

Despite their accomplishments, potential candidates in the party have been hesitant to challenge Trump in the election. Younger talents such as governors Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan, Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania, Jared Polis of Colorado, and J.B. Pritzker of Illinois have not been widely known on a national level. Gavin Newsom, the governor of California, is considered one of the more experienced candidates but faces challenges with his political alignment and health issues. Names like Pete Buttigieg and Gina Raimondo are also being mentioned as potential candidates, along with Vice President Kamala Harris.

Harris has faced criticism from party insiders for lacking a clear vision for America despite taking on more responsibilities in recent months. While she still does not have widespread support within the party, other potential candidates include former President’s wife Michelle Obama, who has distanced herself from Washington politics. Despite uncertainty surrounding a potential replacement for Biden, the Democratic Party is facing a critical decision with the upcoming election.

With just 130 days left before Election Day 2022, there is growing speculation about who will lead the Democratic Party into battle against President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign. The media spotlight has turned towards Joe Biden’s “replacement bench,” which includes names like Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan and Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania.

While these young talents have accomplished much on their respective state levels, they have yet to gain national recognition outside their own states.

Gavin Newsom of California is considered one of the more experienced candidates but faces challenges with his political alignment and ongoing legal issues related to his handling of COVID-19 restrictions.

Pete Buttigieg and Gina Raimondo are also being mentioned as potential contenders for 2024 alongside Vice President Kamala Harris.

However, Harris has faced criticism from party insiders for lacking a clear vision for America despite taking on more responsibilities since becoming vice president.

Michelle Obama is another name that has been thrown around as a possible candidate but remains uncertain about her intentions.

As Election Day approaches quickly, it will be interesting to see how this all plays out and who ends up leading the Democratic ticket into battle against Trump’s reelection campaign in 2024.

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