From WSJopinion: If Joe Biden bows out, how about Michelle Obama? Hillary Clinton’s political machine is formidable, but another first lady would be the strongest candidate, write DouglasESchoen and Andrew Stein
with a 36% approval rating and trailing Mr. Trump by 6 points in a race for the White House. We aren’t the only Democrats considering alternatives and wondering: If not Mr. Biden, who should be the nominee?
To be sure, Mr. Biden will remain a candidate as long as he is both physically able and politically viable. But if his poll numbers drop further, or if his health markedly deteriorates, it is possible that Democratic leaders in Congress will encourage him not to seek re-election. Unfortunately for the president, the majority of the country—including many Democratic voters—are already on board with making that case.
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