Joe Biden’s 2024 nomination as the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) candidate appears to be a calculated move that has significant implications for both his campaign and his opponents. By securing the nomination, Biden positions himself as the leading figure in the Democratic Party, presenting a united front in a politically divided landscape. However, the circumstances of his nomination—perceived by some as being engineered or 'benami'—suggest a potential vulnerability that opponents could exploit. For Biden, this nomination strategy is effective because it consolidates his base, potentially avoiding a contentious primary that could weaken the party’s unity. As long as Biden's image remains untarnished, he seems unconcerned about who might be disadvantaged by this maneuver, provided it doesn't harm his own standing or that of his party. For his political opponents, however, Biden's nomination is a double-edged sword. On one hand, it cements the Democrats...