Joe Biden's Election Support Slipping, but Campaign Insists on Multiple Paths to Beat Trump After Obama's U-turn

Biden's Support Wanes

Joe Biden's team acknowledges a decline in support for his 2024 reelection bid but remains optimistic about defeating Donald Trump in November, despite calls from Democrats like Barack Obama to consider stepping aside. Biden's campaign chief, Jen O’Malley Dillon, admitted to a drop in support but emphasized that their campaign was prepared for a close race.

Concerns Over Biden's Health and Age

As doubts loom over Biden's health and age, reports suggest that his family has discussed a potential exit plan. Obama and Nancy Pelosi have expressed concerns privately, with more Democratic leaders publicly urging Biden to step aside for a new generation of leaders. Despite the calls for withdrawal, Biden remains determined to beat Trump.

This update follows recent reports indicating a shift in party leaders' opinions on Biden's candidacy, with some hoping he would exit the race. However, Biden's team maintains their belief in his ability to win and assures the public of their multiple strategies to secure victory.