Democratic Lawmakers Urge Biden to Withdraw from Presidential Race
At least five Democratic lawmakers have called for President Joe Biden to exit the presidential race following a poor debate performance against Donald Trump. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries organized a virtual meeting to discuss Biden's viability, with top Democrats now doubting his candidacy. Despite criticism, Biden remains committed to his campaign efforts, holding rallies in Pennsylvania.
WASHINGTON: Five Democratic lawmakers—Jerry Nadler, Mark Takano, Joe Morelle, Ted Lieu, and Adam Smith—have suggested President Joe Biden step down from the upcoming US presidential election on November 5.
This call follows Biden's poor debate performance against Donald Trump on June 27 in Atlanta.
The lawmakers voiced their concerns during a Democratic Party phone call, highlighting doubts about Biden's health and ability to govern.
Despite this, Biden remains steadfast in his campaign.
The virtual meeting, organized by House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, served as a 'listening session' to gauge Biden's viability.
Reports from The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal say notable Democrats in the House now question Biden's candidacy, including top members from the Judiciary, Armed Services, and Intelligence committees.
Amidst this, Biden continues his campaign efforts, recently hosting rallies in Pennsylvania.
This call follows Biden's poor debate performance against Donald Trump on June 27 in Atlanta.
The lawmakers voiced their concerns during a Democratic Party phone call, highlighting doubts about Biden's health and ability to govern.
Despite this, Biden remains steadfast in his campaign.
The virtual meeting, organized by House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, served as a 'listening session' to gauge Biden's viability.
Reports from The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal say notable Democrats in the House now question Biden's candidacy, including top members from the Judiciary, Armed Services, and Intelligence committees.
Amidst this, Biden continues his campaign efforts, recently hosting rallies in Pennsylvania.
