That doesn't mean Dems wouldn't vote for Biden; a sizable number would. But most want another choice.

And that choice is not Vice President Harris; just 13 percent of Democrats would like to see her in the Oval Office. Not exactly good news for Kamala.

The biggest problem among Dem voters is they don't know anyone in their party they would like to see replace Mr. Joe. The field is slim, and none with slim in a coma.

That's because liberal leadership has been a disaster in states like New York, Illinois, and California. In the granola state, for example, Governor Gavin Newsom inherited a budget surplus and has turned it into a 23 billion dollar deficit. Now, California is passing another "attack the wealthy" tax, which will continue the exodus out of there.

Think about it. Where are the legacy Democrats? The Kennedys, Tip O'Neil, Daniel Patrick Moynihan? Moderates all.

Today, moderates can't exist in the Democratic Party. You've got to echo socialist Bernie or communist AOC.

So it's Joe Biden by default. The man with no plan, the master of disaster.

Let's get ready to rumble.