Chants of “four more years!” at the Democratic National Committee’s Winter Meeting indicates Democratic power brokers are all in for Biden 2024.
During the three-day gathering of elected officials, activists, union leaders, operatives and donors this weekend, serious dissent or discontentment with Biden was almost impossible to find, even after hours at the hotel bar, where alcohol and opinions flowed freely.
Prominent supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders, a Vermont independent, were among those cheering loudest onstage next to Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris Friday, waving newly printed signs — displaying an updated design introduced last year — that read “GO JOE” on one side and “KAMALA” on the other.
Both past presidents faced Democratic primary threats, with Johnson opting not to seek re-election while Carter won re-nomination but struggled to resolidify the party before the November general election, which he lost. “A lot of people have been pleasantly surprised,” Georgia Democratic Rep. Nikema Williams said of Biden.
The president is sitting on enough political capital that he felt comfortable taking on New Hampshire and Iowa, booting them from the front of the presidential primary calendar in thein decades. On Saturday, the DNC ratified Biden’s proposal to make South Carolina first.
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