Biden's ABC Interview Sparks Calls for 2024 Withdrawal
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President Biden's recent ABC interview has sparked widespread criticism and calls for him to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race. The interview, which was intended to address concerns about Biden's performance in the recent debate, has only fueled more doubts about his cognitive abilities and his ability to lead the country.
During the interview, Biden appeared tanned, rested, and largely coherent, but his refusal to commit to a cognitive test has raised red flags for many. Polling guru Nate Silver, who initially hesitated to call for Biden's withdrawal, has now changed his mind, saying that "something is clearly wrong" with the president.
Former Obama adviser David Axelrod also expressed concern, noting that Biden is "dangerously out-of-touch" with the concerns of the American people. Axelrod pointed out that Biden's approval ratings have plummeted in recent months, and that he is currently trailing behind former President Trump in the polls.
Other prominent figures, including businessman and former Democratic LA mayoral candidate Rick Caruso, have also called on Biden to step aside. Caruso praised Biden's lifetime of service to the country, but argued that it is time for him to "step aside" and allow someone else to lead the Democratic Party.
Many have criticized Biden's refusal to take a cognitive test, with some calling it "disqualifying." Former New York Times reporter Bill Carter said that Biden's refusal to take the test is "enormously telling," and that it suggests that he is afraid of what the results might reveal.
Others have pointed out that Biden's performance in the ABC interview was not enough to quell doubts about his future. While he did not commit any major flaws, he also did not do enough to convince voters that he is up to the task of leading the country.
The interview has also sparked renewed calls for Biden to withdraw from the race, with some Democrats organizing a group to call on the president to step aside. While Biden has insisted that he has no plans to abandon his re-election bid, the pressure on him to do so is only likely to increase in the coming weeks and months.
In the meantime, the American people are left to wonder whether Biden is truly up to the task of leading the country, or whether it is time for him to step aside and allow someone else to take the reins. Only time will tell.
Sources:
foxnews.com
economist.com
discernreport.com
During the interview, Biden appeared tanned, rested, and largely coherent, but his refusal to commit to a cognitive test has raised red flags for many. Polling guru Nate Silver, who initially hesitated to call for Biden's withdrawal, has now changed his mind, saying that "something is clearly wrong" with the president.
Former Obama adviser David Axelrod also expressed concern, noting that Biden is "dangerously out-of-touch" with the concerns of the American people. Axelrod pointed out that Biden's approval ratings have plummeted in recent months, and that he is currently trailing behind former President Trump in the polls.
Other prominent figures, including businessman and former Democratic LA mayoral candidate Rick Caruso, have also called on Biden to step aside. Caruso praised Biden's lifetime of service to the country, but argued that it is time for him to "step aside" and allow someone else to lead the Democratic Party.
Many have criticized Biden's refusal to take a cognitive test, with some calling it "disqualifying." Former New York Times reporter Bill Carter said that Biden's refusal to take the test is "enormously telling," and that it suggests that he is afraid of what the results might reveal.
Others have pointed out that Biden's performance in the ABC interview was not enough to quell doubts about his future. While he did not commit any major flaws, he also did not do enough to convince voters that he is up to the task of leading the country.
The interview has also sparked renewed calls for Biden to withdraw from the race, with some Democrats organizing a group to call on the president to step aside. While Biden has insisted that he has no plans to abandon his re-election bid, the pressure on him to do so is only likely to increase in the coming weeks and months.
In the meantime, the American people are left to wonder whether Biden is truly up to the task of leading the country, or whether it is time for him to step aside and allow someone else to take the reins. Only time will tell.
Sources:
foxnews.com
economist.com
discernreport.com
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