Exciting news from the Biden campaign! The US President Joe Biden has confirmed that he will continue to run in the Presidential race, despite recent speculation suggesting otherwise.
In a recent email, Biden reassured supporters, stating, “Folks, let me be clear: I’m running. I’m the Democratic Party’s nominee. No one is pushing me out. I’m not leaving. I’m in this race to the end, and we are going to win this election.” If that’s not enough to convince you, consider contributing to our campaign to help Kamala and me defeat Donald Trump in November.
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– The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) July 4, 2024
This reaffirmation comes in the wake of Biden’s challenging performance at the 2024 US Presidential debate, which led to speculation that Democrats might drop him from the race.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has also confirmed that Biden has no intention of stepping down, stating, “Absolutely not.”
Regarding Biden’s decision to seek re-election, Jean-Pierre said, “I cannot lay out something that would change the president’s mind.”
Several Democratic governors have voiced their support for President Joe Biden following a meeting at the White House after the recent debate.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore emphasized Biden’s commitment to winning, stating, “The president is our nominee, our party leader, and he is in this to win this.”
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz acknowledged Biden’s debate performance but affirmed his belief in Biden’s abilities and agenda.
The meeting, attended by over 20 governors, highlighted the party’s unity and support for Biden’s candidacy.
Biden addresses debate performance
Biden has openly acknowledged his struggles during the debate, attributing them to fatigue from extensive travel prior to the event.
Speaking at a fundraiser, Biden admitted, “I almost fell asleep on stage…I wasn’t very smart. I decided to travel around the world a couple of times shortly before the debate.”
Despite his shortcomings, Biden expressed remorse for his performance and took responsibility for his actions.
“It’s not an excuse but an explanation,” Biden stated, reflecting on the challenges he faced during the debate.
Biden’s remarks at the fundraiser were brief, highlighting his determination to move forward and address his shortcomings.
