Morning Joe Hosts Urge Biden to Step Down After Debate
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"Morning Joe" hosts call for Biden to step down as POTUS following debate performance.
In a surprising turn of events, the hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" have called for President Joe Biden to step down as POTUS and withdraw from the presidential race. This comes after Biden's lackluster performance in the first presidential debate on Thursday.
Joe Scarborough, one of the show's hosts, expressed his love and respect for Biden, but warned that allowing him to run for re-election could result in the Left's greatest fear – President Donald Trump winning re-election in November. Scarborough argued that the stakes are now too high for Biden to remain in the race.
Scarborough questioned whether Biden, if he were a CEO, would be kept on as CEO if he performed the way he did on Thursday night. He suggested that Democrats have reached a moment where a trusted adviser needs to tell Biden that it's time to step down.
Scarborough acknowledged that Biden has been an effective president in passing bipartisan legislation, expanding NATO, and responding to the rising threat from China. However, he argued that Biden's ability to campaign is in question.
This call for Biden to step down comes as Democrats are reportedly in "aggressive panic" over his "dismal" debate performance. Some are questioning whether Biden is the best candidate to take on Trump in November.
In other news, CNN's "This Morning" hosts criticized the White House for hiding Biden and questioned whether he was "overprepared" for the debate. Axios's Alex Thompson, who has covered the Biden White House for three and a half years, lambasted the administration's response to questions about Biden's age and limitations.
Thompson argued that the White House has been deflecting, gaslighting, and not telling the truth about Biden's limitations at his age. He pointed out that Biden has not done as many interviews and press conferences as any president in decades and that he rarely appears on camera before 10:00 a.m. or after 6:00 p.m.
CNN's data guru Harry Enten compared Biden's debate performance to watching a great ball player in decline. He argued that there was a marked difference between the man he saw in 2008 and the one he saw on stage last night.
Meanwhile, former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan, who has been outspoken about the dangers of another Trump presidency, expressed concern about Biden's performance. He said that Biden did not show up ready to go and that he needed to cross a bar that was relatively low, but he didn't do it.
Duncan suggested that Biden's performance has made it harder for Democrats to justify not voting for a Republican and figure out how they can vote for a Democrat. He said that Biden has work to do.
In other news, a report suggests that former President Barack Obama is planning to hold an intervention with Biden as Vice President Kamala Harris is reportedly "furious" over his debate performance. The report suggests that Obama is concerned about Biden's ability to win re-election and is considering stepping in to help.
It remains to be seen whether Biden will heed the calls to step down or whether he will continue his campaign for re-election. However, one thing is clear – the first presidential debate has raised serious questions about Biden's ability to take on Trump in November.
Sources:
slaynews.com
newsbusters.org
In a surprising turn of events, the hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" have called for President Joe Biden to step down as POTUS and withdraw from the presidential race. This comes after Biden's lackluster performance in the first presidential debate on Thursday.
Joe Scarborough, one of the show's hosts, expressed his love and respect for Biden, but warned that allowing him to run for re-election could result in the Left's greatest fear – President Donald Trump winning re-election in November. Scarborough argued that the stakes are now too high for Biden to remain in the race.
Scarborough questioned whether Biden, if he were a CEO, would be kept on as CEO if he performed the way he did on Thursday night. He suggested that Democrats have reached a moment where a trusted adviser needs to tell Biden that it's time to step down.
Scarborough acknowledged that Biden has been an effective president in passing bipartisan legislation, expanding NATO, and responding to the rising threat from China. However, he argued that Biden's ability to campaign is in question.
This call for Biden to step down comes as Democrats are reportedly in "aggressive panic" over his "dismal" debate performance. Some are questioning whether Biden is the best candidate to take on Trump in November.
In other news, CNN's "This Morning" hosts criticized the White House for hiding Biden and questioned whether he was "overprepared" for the debate. Axios's Alex Thompson, who has covered the Biden White House for three and a half years, lambasted the administration's response to questions about Biden's age and limitations.
Thompson argued that the White House has been deflecting, gaslighting, and not telling the truth about Biden's limitations at his age. He pointed out that Biden has not done as many interviews and press conferences as any president in decades and that he rarely appears on camera before 10:00 a.m. or after 6:00 p.m.
CNN's data guru Harry Enten compared Biden's debate performance to watching a great ball player in decline. He argued that there was a marked difference between the man he saw in 2008 and the one he saw on stage last night.
Meanwhile, former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan, who has been outspoken about the dangers of another Trump presidency, expressed concern about Biden's performance. He said that Biden did not show up ready to go and that he needed to cross a bar that was relatively low, but he didn't do it.
Duncan suggested that Biden's performance has made it harder for Democrats to justify not voting for a Republican and figure out how they can vote for a Democrat. He said that Biden has work to do.
In other news, a report suggests that former President Barack Obama is planning to hold an intervention with Biden as Vice President Kamala Harris is reportedly "furious" over his debate performance. The report suggests that Obama is concerned about Biden's ability to win re-election and is considering stepping in to help.
It remains to be seen whether Biden will heed the calls to step down or whether he will continue his campaign for re-election. However, one thing is clear – the first presidential debate has raised serious questions about Biden's ability to take on Trump in November.
Sources:
slaynews.com
newsbusters.org
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