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(John Kerry and Joe Biden won the shadow primaries of the Democrat Party in the presidential races of 2004 and 2020, respectively, and then were given the nomination despite not being initially favored by voters.) |
(The shadow primary for the presidential nominee of the Democrat Party in 2024 is between Pete Buttigieg and John Kerry, for replacement by globalists of the mentally declining and underachieving Joe Biden.) |
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A '''shadow primary''' is the process by which [[globalist]]s or the [[Establishment]] pick the ultimate nominee for a major political party, particularly in a presidential race. For example, [[John Kerry]] and [[Joe Biden]] won the shadow primaries of the [[Democrat Party]] in the presidential races of 2004 and 2020, respectively, and then were given the nomination despite not being initially favored by voters. | A '''shadow primary''' is the process by which [[globalist]]s or the [[Establishment]] pick the ultimate nominee for a major political party, particularly in a presidential race. For example, [[John Kerry]] and [[Joe Biden]] won the shadow primaries of the [[Democrat Party]] in the presidential races of 2004 and 2020, respectively, and then were given the nomination despite not being initially favored by voters. | ||
| + | == 2024 == | ||
| + | The shadow primary for the presidential nominee of the [[Democrat Party]] in 2024 is between [[Pete Buttigieg]] and [[John Kerry]], for replacement by [[globalist]]s of the mentally declining and underachieving [[Joe Biden]]. | ||
[[Category:Elections]] | [[Category:Elections]] | ||
[[Category:Politics]] | [[Category:Politics]] | ||
[[Category:United States Presidential Elections]] | [[Category:United States Presidential Elections]] | ||
[[Category:United States Presidential Election, 2024]] | [[Category:United States Presidential Election, 2024]] | ||
Revision as of 16:55, May 12, 2023
A shadow primary is the process by which globalists or the Establishment pick the ultimate nominee for a major political party, particularly in a presidential race. For example, John Kerry and Joe Biden won the shadow primaries of the Democrat Party in the presidential races of 2004 and 2020, respectively, and then were given the nomination despite not being initially favored by voters.
2024
The shadow primary for the presidential nominee of the Democrat Party in 2024 is between Pete Buttigieg and John Kerry, for replacement by globalists of the mentally declining and underachieving Joe Biden.