Interesting: Michelle Obama In, Biden and Trump Out?

Michelle Obama, the former first lady of the United States, is being considered as a potential candidate for president in 2024. There is speculation that Joe Biden, the current president, may not run for re-election, which would open the door for Michelle Obama to run.

1. Biden's Campaign Strategy Shifts As the possibility of Donald Trump being the Republican presidential nominee grows, President Joe Biden's 2024 reelection campaign is recalibrating its strategy. A significant rally by Trump in New Hampshire has prompted the Biden campaign to launch a new messaging initiative targeting the former president directly.

2. DeSantis vs. Trump: The 2024 GOP Dilemma The upcoming Republican presidential debate on August 23 is generating buzz. While candidates aim to challenge Trump's dominance, the focus will also be on where key candidates, including DeSantis, stand on pivotal issues. DeSantis, in particular, has been urging the GOP to shift its attention from Trump-centric narratives to more policy-driven discussions.

3. Trump, DeSantis, and the Impeachment Debate As the 2024 elections approach, the stance of GOP hopefuls, including Trump and DeSantis, on the potential impeachment of Joe Biden is becoming a hot topic. The first Republican presidential debate is expected to shed light on where key candidates stand on this and other pressing issues.

4. Biden and Trump's Potential 2024 Exit Speculations are rife about the potential absence of both Joe Biden and Donald Trump from the 2024 ballot. Some believe that both political heavyweights might look for an exit strategy, paving the way for new faces in the presidential race.

5. DeSantis's Warning to the GOP Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, a key figure in the Republican party and a potential 2024 presidential candidate, has sounded the alarm. He believes the party's excessive focus on Trump and the events of January 6th could be detrimental. DeSantis emphasizes the need for the GOP to look beyond Trump and focus on policy-driven campaigns.

Analysis: Favorability Ratings Of Candidates

• Joe Biden: 42 percent favorable, 54 percent unfavorable, 2 percent haven't heard enough about him;

• Donald Trump: 37 percent favorable, 59 percent unfavorable, 3 percent haven't heard enough about him;

• Ron DeSantis: 33 percent favorable, 48 percent unfavorable, 18 percent haven't heard enough about him;