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In a private lunch at the White House, President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris reaffirmed their commitment to the Democratic Party amidst growing speculation about their candidacy for the upcoming election.
Defying doubts and rumors, they made their intentions clear during a Democratic campaign call, with Biden emphatically stating,
“I’m the nominee of the Democratic Party. No one’s pushing me out. I’m not leaving,” according to a source familiar with the matter.
This resolute declaration was echoed in a subsequent fundraising email from the Biden-Harris campaign, with Biden emphasizing, “Let me say this as clearly and simply as I can: I’m running. I’m in this race until the end.” Despite concerns raised about Biden’s performance during the debate with Trump, including verbal lapses and a weak voice, the President remained steadfast in his determination to secure victory.
Biden faces challenges as Trump widens lead
Pressure on Biden to withdraw from the race has intensified following recent polls indicating a widening lead for his Republican opponent.
A New York Times poll revealed Trump’s largest lead yet at six points, while a separate poll conducted by CBS News suggested a three-point lead for Donald Trump in crucial battleground states.
These discouraging numbers have spurred some Democratic donors and lawmakers to publicly call for a change at the top of the ticket.
Ramesh Kapur, an influential Indian-American industrialist based in Massachusetts, expressed his belief that it’s time for Biden to “pass the torch.” However, the White House and the Biden campaign vehemently denied reports suggesting the President was contemplating his future in the race.
Biden’s spokesperson dismissed such claims as “absolutely false,” emphasizing the President’s unwavering commitment to defeating Trump on November 5th.
Governors show support
While rumors continue to swirl, Biden’s recent interactions with Democratic governors, including Gavin Newsom of California and Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan, demonstrate a united front.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore assured reporters that Biden has the governors’ support, declaring, “The president has always had our backs, we’re going to have his back as well.” Despite initial poor approval ratings, Vice President Harris has seen a growth in support among
In response to these developments, Vice President Harris, in an interview with CNN immediately after the debate, expressed unwavering support for President Biden, projecting a calm and composed demeanor.
A source close to Harris confirmed that she remains dedicated to hitting the campaign trail on Biden’s behalf, recognizing her role as a steadfast partner to the President.
DNC’s role in selecting the democratic nominee
The decision of who will ultimately become the Democratic Party’s nominee rests in the hands of the members of the Democratic National Committee. However, if Biden were to step aside, Vice President Harris is considered a strong contender.
Concerns about potential chaos and its negative impact on the November election have prompted some party insiders to suggest that the nomination should go to Harris if Biden chooses not to run.
Recognizing the importance of demonstrating his fitness for office, Biden has strategically planned appearances in the coming days.
From attending a Medal of Honor ceremony to upcoming trips to Wisconsin and Philadelphia, the President aims to reassure the American people of his capabilities.
Amidst speculation and challenges, President Biden and Vice President Harris stand united and resolute in their pursuit of victory.
Their unwavering commitment to the Democratic Party and their strategic actions serve as a testament to their resilience and determination to lead the nation forward.
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