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OP isn't saying to compete against Biden this year, OP is asking in a future would you want John Stewart to be the democrat candidate for president
I was leaving it open to interpretation. I'm curious about what people think of Jon Stewart and if they would be willing to vote for him in the future.
@Cheesus@lemmy.world has a solid point though. There are too many neo-fascists, who are openly and quietly supporting Trump this election cycle. Not to say there weren't those back in 2016. It just seems like they have been making themselves more well-known among the general populous. Sadly we in the US don't have a Ranked voting system but instead First past the post. Which has IMHO, perpetuated disdain amongst everyone.