Potential for Replacing Biden as Democratic Nominee and Presidential Implications

The chapter explores the process of potentially replacing Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee for president and examines historical instances of contested conventions. It discusses the significance of party endorsements and the impact of a potential nominee change on electoral viability, highlighting parallels with past political events like the 1968 convention in Chicago. The conversation also touches on recent Supreme Court decisions regarding presidential immunity and the evolving political dynamics leading up to the upcoming election.