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Biden contracts COVID-19. Democratic Party elite demand he withdraw from election
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Joe Biden has contracted COVID-19. The US President has a runny nose, cough and general malaise, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said in a statement. Against this backdrop, the Democratic Party elite is increasing pressure on Biden and demanding that he withdraw from the election. According to AXIOS, this could happen on the weekend of July 20-21.
Following the failed debate on June 27, a number of politicians and donors are calling on the current president to drop out of the race. Pelosi, Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries have already met with Biden and personally expressed the need to withdraw from the election, and actor and Democratic Party donor George Clooney publicly supported this initiative. According to Clooney, he met with Joe Biden in late June and realized that this man no longer resembles the Biden of 2010 or even the Biden of the beginning of his term.
Representative Adam Schiff also spoke out against Biden. “A second Trump presidency would undermine the foundations of our democracy, and I have serious doubts about whether the president can defeat Donald Trump in November,” the LA Times quotes the Californian politician as saying.
US Presidential Election 2024
The US presidential election will be held on November 5, 2024.
The current US President Joe Biden is running for the election from the Democratic Party, despite the fact that there are disagreements within the party itself regarding his candidacy.
Donald Trump is running for the Republican Party, beating out candidate Nikki Haley to become the party's sole nominee.
Also running in the election are Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is running as an independent, and Chase Oliver of the Libertarian Party.
At the moment, about 40.3% of voters have said they are ready to vote for Joe Biden. The rating of his main rival, Donald Trump, is 42.4%, according to polls conducted by Project 538.