Question: I would imagine that anyone going through so many court cases as Trump is now doing would feel heavily weighted down by all of this. Over the next year, can his psyche handle this as he runs for the presidency? For that matter, can Biden push back on so many in his party who want him to step down and not run again because of his age and mental sharpness? How do you see this playing out, particularly from the vantage point of the potential for mental breakdowns from these two front runners?
Answer from the Ascended Saint Germain through Kim Michaels. This answer was given during the 2023 American webinar
Well, we have said before that if Trump had been reelected as president, he would have had very severe psychological difficulties in completing the next four years of his mission. And you can already see that his psyche is beginning to break down because of the way he talks, because of the statement he makes. And you can see that he has gone into almost a martyr complex where he compared himself recently to Nelson Mandela, which of course is not a very realistic comparison. It is likely that his psyche will unravel in the next year so that more and more people can see that he is not suited for the highest office of the land.
In terms of Biden, it is more likely if there is to be some issue that prevents him from running again that it will be a physical issue rather than a psychological one. But of course, there is a possibility that he will be forced to step down or choose to step down and they will select a younger candidate. The problem is though, can the Democratic Party find a candidate that has enough of the qualities that makes him or her suitable for running?
There are no doubt those who will feel that since Biden has defeated Trump once, he will be best suited to do it again if Trump should be nominated, which by the way is not a certainty. Even though it looks that way at the moment. But it is not really realistically so much of having a Democrat defeat Trump as a matter of having Trump defeat Trump. Because Trump himself is likely to, as I said, start showing his lack of mental balance to the point where more and more of the traditional Republican voters will be able to see how far out of touch he is with traditional Republican values and policy. And it only takes a few percent of these core Republican voters to decide not to vote and Trump has no chance of being elected president, almost no matter who is the opposing person on the Democrat side. But clearly, if I was to make a recommendation, as things look right now, I would recommend that Biden would run again if Trump is nominated. If Trump is not nominated, then there would be more value in having a younger candidate emerge if the Democratic Party can bring such a candidate forward.
Kamala Harris is a potential choice. She would find it difficult to run against Trump, but if Trump was not nominated, she could be a realistic candidate. I am of course here not talking about an ideal situation, I am talking about the practical, actual situation as it is right now.
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