Pollster and consultant Douglas Schoen described the Democratic party as being on a 'slowly sinking ship' by pushing Joe Biden or Kamala Harris for a 2024 bid.
as a"slowly sinking ship" and said the party needed to prepare for a blowout loss in November.
He also highlighted that recent polling has indicated that Democrats have little confidence Biden could push the party forward in the 2024 election. "Only 36 percent of Democrats believe that Biden gives them the best chance to win the presidency in 2024," he wrote while quoting a Maris National Poll conducted in November 2021.
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