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The d's are flat out running out of time...but, oh, boy.

Popcorn factor: Caramel

https://www.semafor.com/article/07/11/2024/where-i...

But there are also some signs that criticism of Biden could grow starting tomorrow. Sen. John Hickenlooper of Colorado — who has not called on Biden to drop out — told Semafor that other Democrats may be waiting until after the NATO summit to voice complaints for fear of undermining the president in a national security setting, something Pelosi and others have also mentioned.

He also had a theory why there hadn’t been more visible activism on Biden’s behalf around the Capitol.

“I think many senators are listening to their constituents,” he said. “We’ve had, in the last week or so, over 3,000 emails, phone calls in Colorado. These are people that are not donors. These are not elite. They’re not in the Beltway. They’re running 90-10 against the president. So if I really wanted to piss them off, I could come out and say how great this campaign is going. I’m not sure I believe that.”

The dam is broken, especially if more Congressctritters are hearing 90/10 against Biden.

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