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Let's say we can safely assume that Joe Biden has completely lost the support of his party. All the way to the top, even former President Barack Obama has said. "I think it is time to reconsider your viability." The top brass from Schumer to Pelosi have said basically for him to step down. Hell, even crazy Robert Deniro might be coming to terms. President Biden continues to insist he's not dropping out. So, the question is, "How do you hold a convention for a candidate no one wants and what message do you send?" How do you call for unity when you yourself are not unified? How do you sport good ideas and strength when your own candidate does not represent that? How do you maintain a positive vibe when your party is in shambles? What happens if every speaker walks on stage and says, "We love you Joe, but you gotta go?" Who will you find to come to the stage to support Joe? If they suddenly show support after so strongly calling for him to drop out, how can they claim they are being genuine? How can they say they aren't lying to the American people? Again, by the way, because everyone knows that they knew Biden was unfit a long time ago. What happens if the crowd chants, "No more Joe," and "Joe's got to go?" What will it look like if Joe is in the race up to the convention and no one believes in him? How many actually show up for the convention? And what message would that send to anyone? Especially after the crowd filled and enthusiastic RNC convention which was clear about their support? If Joe stays in the race and gets to the convention, this may turn out to be one the most awkward and bizarre conventions you would ever see in your life. Imagine Joe at the podium to accept his nomination to a crowd of piles of garbage because everyone had gone home long before he'd speak a word, completely having thrown in the towel?