Are Dems Grooming Kentucky Gov Andy Beshear As Biden’s Replacement?

Democrats telling Joe Biden to vamoose— utterly dominating the news since his wobbly performance in the CNN-hosted presidential debate—are active players in the Dems’ latest Big Crock.

The Dems want all eyes and ears tuned in to this crock, the latest not being ‘Biden Calls Himself a Black Woman in Latest Gaffe’()—but ‘Senior White House official who has known Biden since Obama administration wants him to bow out:” (New York Post, July 5, 2024).

“The unnamed official said that observing the president in private and during travels together made it clear that the Democrat doesn’t have what it takes to defeat Donald Trump.”

It should go without saying that any Democrat “doesn’t have what it takes to defeat Donald Trump.”

Democrat grassroots leaks keep building like a sexual harassment claim against a Republican:

Big Democrat guns like Biden handler Barack Obama are having folk on in this ongoing Democrat-staged crock.

While keeping folk up nights, about the horrors of Hillary Clinton or Michelle Obama as Biden replacements, this is who Dems are grooming to take over from Biden:Andy Beshear, current Democrat Governor of Kentucky.

Beshear is made of what desperate Democrats think is the “right stuff”.

Beshear’s main claim to fame: He’s a Deacon at a Christian church and is working with Kamala Harris on "marijuana reform."

“He is a real threat because he is young (46), photogenic & handsome, & seems well-liked, says a CFP reader who took part in a YouGov survey yesterday.

“The Democratic party is learning that running radicals against Trump will only make him stronger--so that is why they are now "testing the waters" with a survey featuring a young, handsome, Christian deacon no less to get the youth vote and the Christian evangelical vote.”

YouGov has one of the world's largest research networks.

“Judi, I just logged on to scan the current weather for possible t-storms before I go swimming, and a new YouGov survey popped up in my e-box. This one was important on the upcoming election, & in first question raised a POSSIBLE REPLACEMENT for Biden named Andy Beshear, current Democratic Governor of the State of Kentucky. He seems popular there (never heard of him) & is a big pusher of electric cars, according to the survey. Then they matched Andy against both Trump & Biden & asked me who I would vote for. I continued the survey, and next question popped up on the Immunity issue, Would this immunity given to Trump make me more likely to switch my vote to Biden. Then they asked how confident I was that Biden could finish his term; next, how confident I was that Biden could even handle the next 4 years. Asked same question about Trump.

“Other questions included a list of potential Democratic candidates (Hillary or Michelle were NOT on this list, but Gretchen & Gavin were, along with some other radicals) would I think best to replace Biden. And what kind of candidate would be best--an outsider, someone who was a governor, or had cabinet experience. I tried to show my strong support for Trump in the way I answered questions, but put Kamala as best person to replace Biden (only because she would easily lose against Trump.) YouGov didn't say what agency was conducting this survey, but I assume it was the Democrat party.

“This is important, because this is the first time this Andy Beshear's name was raised. If you Google him, he was re-elected governor in a Red State; supports abortion & seems to support transgender "care", but handled the situation well in Kentucky during the serious tornado outbreak some time ago. He is a Deacon at a Christian church & is working with Kamala Harris on "marijuana reform." He is a real threat because he is young (46), photogenic & handsome, & seems well-liked. So far haven't found anything about Globalist ties. And as I was Googling information on him, guess who was "trending" on Andy's site? The notorious John Fetterman from Pennsylvania.

“I suggest you research Andy, especially his votes on issues as governor, & do an article on this. There is nothing yet on Alex Jones' website that even mentions him (Alex usually picks up the rumors fast), so the Democrats are keeping this under wraps. I wish I could send a message about this survey & Andy's name to Alex, but don't know how to contact him. Maybe as another journalist, you could get in touch with his site.

“And here I was worried about Hillary!

A cursory look at Beshear’s rise to Democrat prominence by Canada Free Press turned up that Beshear and his wife, Britainy, are members of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), and both are deacons. (Wikipedia)

What kind of Christian Church has a deacon who is pro-abortion ?

Abortion

“Beshear supports access to abortion and Roe v. Wade. One month after he took office as governor, his administration gave Planned Parenthood permission to provide abortions at its Louisville clinic, making it the second facility in Kentucky to offer abortions. In April 2020, Beshear vetoed a bill that would have allowed Attorney General Daniel Cameron to suspend abortions during the COVID-19 pandemic and exercise more power regulating clinics that offer abortions. He was endorsed by NARAL Pro-Choice America, an abortion-rights group, and is supported by Planned Parenthood.

“In 2021, Beshear allowed a born-alive bill to become law, without his signature, requiring doctors to provide medical care for any infant born alive, including those born alive due to a failed abortion procedure.” (Wikipedia)

Here was where Beshear was during the Covid-19 draconian government measures:

COVID-19

“Main article: COVID-19 pandemic in Kentucky

"On March 25, 2020, Beshear declared a state of emergency over the COVID-19 pandemic. He encouraged business owners to require customers to wear face coverings, while indoors. He also banned "mass gatherings,” including protests but not normal gatherings at shopping malls and libraries; constitutional law professor Floyd Abrams and lawyer John Langford opined that Beshear's order was inappropriate, as it violated public protests' special protected status under the First Amendment. (Wikipedia)

“In August 2020, Beshear signed an executive order releasing inmates from overcrowded prisons and jails, in an effort to slow the virus's spread. The Kentucky Department of Information and Technology Services Research and Statistics found that over 48% of the 1,704 inmates released committed a crime within a year of their release and that a third of those were felonies.

“Beshear was criticized for not calling the Kentucky General Assembly into a special session (a power only the governor has) in order to work with state representatives to better address the needs of their constituents during the pandemic. In November 2020, the Kentucky Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of Beshear's emergency executive orders. In late November 2020, Beshear imposed new restrictions to further slow the spread of COVID-19, including closing all indoor service for restaurants and bars, restricting in-person learning at schools, limiting occupancy at gyms, and limiting social gatherings. House Speaker David Osborne and Senate President Robert Stivers criticized Beshear for failing to consult the legislature before making his decisions.

“Beshear's targeted closures were criticized, after it was discovered that state and local authorities were unable to establish contact tracing as it relates to certain types of businesses listed in his restrictions.

“On June 11, 2021 —one day after the Kentucky Supreme Court heard oral argument on the emergency powers issue— Beshear lifted most of Kentucky's COVID-19 restrictions.

“In August 2021, amid an upsurge in cases driven by the Delta variant, Beshear mandated that face masks be worn in public schools.

“On August 19, 2021, U.S. District Judge William Bertelsman issued a temporary restraining order blocking the school mask mandate.Two days later, the Kentucky Supreme Court ruled against Beshear's challenge of several newly enacted Kentucky laws that, among other things, limit the governor's authority to issue executive orders in times of emergency to 30 days, unless extended by state legislators. The state supreme court dissolved an injunction against the law issued by a Kentucky trial court at Beshear's request. The Supreme Court's opinion, by Justice Lawrence VanMeter, addressed separation of powers between the governor and the General Assembly. The Kentucky Supreme Court found that the challenged laws were valid exercises of the General Assembly's legislative powers, although two justices wrote in a concurring opinion that the 30-day "kill switch" enacted by the legislature should be scrutinized on remand to the lower courts”

“On August 23, 2021, Beshear rescinded his executive order requiring masks in Kentucky schools.”(See full positions on Wikipedia)

In short “Christian Deacon” Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is a Democrat pig, a wolf in sheep’s clothing—a typical Democrat pig in a poke.