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The White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre brushed away calls from Republicans that President Biden should resign from the presidency following his decision to bow out of the 2024 presidential race.

“I think that’s ridiculous, seriously,” Jean-Pierre said during an appearance on ABC’s “The View” on Tuesday. “The president decided to not run for reelection. That’s it. That’s all he decided on. He wants to continue to do the work.”

Jean-Pierre said Biden’s accomplishments over the last three years give her confidence “he can continue to do the work” before he leaves the White House in January.

“It shows how important his leadership is,” she said.

 “We have so much more work to .........

The Lord..

 

Passing..

 

Joe Biden said on Wednesday he is "passing the torch to a new generation" as he explained his abrupt departure from the 2024 presidential race to Americans for the first time on Wednesday night, in an Oval Office address capping over 50 years in politics.

Biden, 81, rebuffed weeks of pressure from Democrats to step aside after a disastrous debate performance on June 27, saying at one point that only the "Lord Almighty" could convince him to go.

“I have decided the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new generation. That is the best way to unite our nation," Biden said.

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The Democratic party should have dropped the president long time ago. Particularly when he started talking about war right and left and he will send the Americans to defend Taiwan.

After the Debate, it was clear to the nation that this man can't run for another term and became a big embarrassment.  The cover up in the past ended at the debate.

President Biden didn't just age a day before the debate. But then, the Democratic machine followed by "He has the Flu". "He sleeps early." 

When this didn't do it. 

The party came back with "protect your legacy." or simply get out.

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Moderate..

 

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Cresendo..

 

Joe Biden's campaign has been thrust into a pressure cooker of doubt, as panic and worry about his election chances pour in from the highest levels of the Democratic party.

In recent days, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi have all reportedly expressed concerns in private to Mr Biden about his candidacy.

Even his former running mate, former President Barack Obama, has reportedly said Mr Biden's chances of winning the election have greatly diminished.

A 6 July letter from high-ranking congressman Jamie Raskin was made public on Thursday, where the Maryland representative compared the president to a baseball pitcher whose arm has "tired out".

Mr Biden, 81, has repeatedly and defiantly declared he is "not going anywhere", urging his party to refocus on the task of defeating Donald Trump.

But the calls to exit are nearing a crescendo as Democratic politicians, donors and voters speak out against the president's candidacy. just a thought.