JOE HAS TO KNOW IT'S TIME

Unless the courts conspire to bar Donald , one way or many others, South Carolina has given us a clear picture of the next President - Donald Trump.The American electorate is tired of the Bidens, and frustrated with the partisan politics of the Congress, leading to the emerging reality that Trump's bandwagon will achieve the worst possible outcome. Democrats will be better placed to win a split vote in the down stream races but face the belief that Joe should go.

The final coronation of the Republican King will come in the first week of March with the Super Tuesday grand parade of national division with Trump being at last able to call the party home.

That's when more than a dozen states will hold elections with thousands of delegates determining the prospects of Nikki hanging in until the court cases determine the final list of hopefuls.Nikki Haley and Joe Biden share the same question- when is it time to go?

On the numbers, before the first week in March, and long before the first week in November, if Harris has been catapulted into the Presidency by an uncharacteristic stroke (sic) of wisdom, Nikki will not have sufficient support to replace Donald.

But before Biden has a chat with Ambassador Rudd to learn how Hawke won the support of Hayden just before the polls, watch Michigan for the final update before Super Tuesday.

That will be the straw in the wind that everyone will be watching to guess when Michelle Obama could be drafted as the substitute for a decisively defeated Joe, to capture both Houses as a counter to a rampant Republican President.

If we go by the media managed polls, the belief that Trump was robbed has dominance in the race for delegates will lead to a record turnout for the White House but insufficient support to give Republicans control of Congress or the Senate. - a major train wreck.

The fundamental divide is now going to be between ultra-insular nationalists in the red states who feel that Donald delivered the Supreme Court to over turn Roe vs Wade - a moral victory and the increasingly concerned blue state nationalists who are moving away from the evangelistic religious righteousness.

If Obama was to replace Harris, and Gavin Newsom was to be the VP candidate, all bets would be off, as the Democrats are better placed to run special election campaigns, especially with independents and women alienated by Trump's Supreme Court conservatives. The ides of March will let Joe know if, and when, it's time to go.