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Colonel McGregor predicts 2024 presidential elections may be disrupted or altered
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Col. Douglas Macgregor: Ukraine's Situation Is Unraveling
"I think the normal cycle stands an excellent chance of being altered or disrupted. Uh we have a very weak government. We we are not strong. Uh we don't know about Mr. Biden and the true state of his health and well-being. And if he were to step down, which is eminently possible, uh I don't think the country would accept the vice president as his successor. And I think she might well resign."
Retired Colonel Douglas MacGregor suggests that the United States may not hold presidential elections as scheduled in 2024, citing governmental weakness and uncertainty about President Biden's health. He outlines a scenario where Biden steps down and Vice President Harris resigns, leading to constitutional uncertainty. MacGregor frames this as part of a broader national crisis involving the Ukraine war, border security, and domestic instability.
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