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The political classic ''[[A Choice Not An Echo]]'' describes how the frontrunner for the [[GOP]] presidential nomination, Sen. [[Robert Taft]], declined to embrace the pro-war commitment that the [[kingmakers]] (including the [[liberal media]]) wanted, so [[Wendell Willkie]] -- who never held any political office -- was quickly promoted from a nobody to the GOP nominee in 1940.<ref>''A Choice Not An Echo'' ch. 5 (1st ed.).</ref>
The political classic ''[[A Choice Not An Echo]]'' describes how the frontrunner for the [[GOP]] presidential nomination, Sen. [[Robert Taft]], declined to embrace the pro-war commitment that the [[kingmakers]] (including the [[liberal media]]) wanted, so [[Wendell Willkie]] -- who never held any political office -- was quickly promoted from a nobody to the GOP nominee in 1940.<ref>''A Choice Not An Echo'' ch. 5 (1st ed.).</ref>
The book describes a special dinner in [[New York City]] where Taft was asked to support going to war for [[British Empire]] at the outset of [[World War II]]. He declined. Within days the ''New York Herald Tribune'' editorial headline was, "Heaven's gift to the nation in its time of crisis."<ref>''A Choice Not An Echo'' p. 39 (1st ed.).</ref>
The book describes a special dinner in [[New York City]] where Taft was asked to support going to war for the [[British Empire]] at the outset of [[World War II]]. He declined. Within days the ''New York Herald Tribune'' editorial headline was, "Heaven's gift to the nation in its time of crisis."<ref>''A Choice Not An Echo'' p. 39 (1st ed.).</ref>
Assuming history will repeat itself, watch whom the liberal media (''[[CNN]]'', ''[[ABC News|ABC]]'', ''New York Times'') suddenly start to promote lavishly and uncritically, perhaps initially merely praising the person. That's whom the [[power-brokers]] already want to replace Biden.
Assuming history will repeat itself, watch whom the liberal media (''[[CNN]]'', ''[[ABC News|ABC]]'', ''New York Times'') suddenly start to promote lavishly and uncritically, perhaps initially merely praising the person. That's whom the [[power-brokers]] already want to replace Biden.