Democrats Doubt Biden's Viability: Pelosi, Schumer Urge Reconsideration
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi reportedly advised President Joe Biden to reconsider his reelection bid, citing polls that indicate he may lose to former President Donald Trump in November. According to a report, Pelosi expressed concerns that Biden's continued candidacy could harm the Democratic Party's chances of retaking the House and maintaining control of the Senate.
In a private conversation, Pelosi reportedly told Biden that some polls suggest he could still win, but other top Democrats have also expressed doubts about his viability as a candidate. Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer reportedly went a step further, urging Biden to withdraw from the race.
House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries also reportedly warned Biden that his presence on the ballot could hurt Democrats' chances in congressional races. Meanwhile, Democrat Rep. Adam Schiff publicly called for Biden to withdraw from the race, saying it is time for him to "pass the torch."
Biden, who recently tested positive for COVID, has stated that he is the Democratic Party's nominee and plans to remain in the race. However, the growing chorus of voices within his own party questioning his viability as a candidate raises questions about his ability to mount a successful reelection campaign.
This news comes as former President Barack Obama reportedly suggested that Biden should consider the "viability of his candidacy." The comments from Obama and other top Democrats highlight the challenges facing Biden as he seeks to win a second term in office.
As the election approaches, Republicans are hoping to capitalize on the apparent divisions within the Democratic Party and the concerns about Biden's ability to win. Former President Donald Trump, who is widely expected to be the Republican nominee, has already begun campaigning and is likely to benefit from any weaknesses in Biden's campaign.
Conservatives have long been critical of Biden's policies and leadership, and this latest development is likely to fuel further criticism. However, it remains to be seen whether the concerns expressed by Pelosi and other top Democrats will have a significant impact on Biden's campaign or the outcome of the election.
As the race heats up, Republicans are urging their supporters to remain engaged and focused on winning as many votes as possible. With the stakes so high, every vote will count, and Republicans are determined to secure a victory in November.
Sources:
justthenews.com
thepostmillennial.com
twitchy.com
In a private conversation, Pelosi reportedly told Biden that some polls suggest he could still win, but other top Democrats have also expressed doubts about his viability as a candidate. Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer reportedly went a step further, urging Biden to withdraw from the race.
House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries also reportedly warned Biden that his presence on the ballot could hurt Democrats' chances in congressional races. Meanwhile, Democrat Rep. Adam Schiff publicly called for Biden to withdraw from the race, saying it is time for him to "pass the torch."
Biden, who recently tested positive for COVID, has stated that he is the Democratic Party's nominee and plans to remain in the race. However, the growing chorus of voices within his own party questioning his viability as a candidate raises questions about his ability to mount a successful reelection campaign.
This news comes as former President Barack Obama reportedly suggested that Biden should consider the "viability of his candidacy." The comments from Obama and other top Democrats highlight the challenges facing Biden as he seeks to win a second term in office.
As the election approaches, Republicans are hoping to capitalize on the apparent divisions within the Democratic Party and the concerns about Biden's ability to win. Former President Donald Trump, who is widely expected to be the Republican nominee, has already begun campaigning and is likely to benefit from any weaknesses in Biden's campaign.
Conservatives have long been critical of Biden's policies and leadership, and this latest development is likely to fuel further criticism. However, it remains to be seen whether the concerns expressed by Pelosi and other top Democrats will have a significant impact on Biden's campaign or the outcome of the election.
As the race heats up, Republicans are urging their supporters to remain engaged and focused on winning as many votes as possible. With the stakes so high, every vote will count, and Republicans are determined to secure a victory in November.
Sources:
justthenews.com
thepostmillennial.com
twitchy.com
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