popularity, his party's own popularity but the republican party under donald trump, has been unusually prominent for a president, even less popular. it sets up a question here for a political climate in the coming year. heading into 2024, what we will find out in 2023, among democrats, there is not a lot of enthusiasm for running biden for a second term, but because democrats is such an unexpectedly positive meter, you're not seeing democrats lining up to challenge him. looks like he will run again, no indication of a major challenge to biden, so it's up the big question on the republican side. this is from an abc washington post poll the other day, the republicans want trump or someone else to be the candidate, 2024. the torn down the middle on the. the democrats standpoint, they were able to defy political gravity in 2022, because of the lingering presence of donald trump, republicans will decide in 2023 that they are still the party of trump or that they are a different party, it's a key question in terms of looking to the climate these next two