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For a short time on Friday, the Biden campaign appeared ready to turn the page from its 81-year-old leader's horrific debate performance against former president Donald Trump. A speech from Joe Biden in North Carolina prompted positive reviews in the New York Times, the campaign announced $14 million in post-debate fundraising, and prominent Democratic leaders—including Barack Obama and Chuck Schumer—publicly defended the president.
Joe Biden’s Bad Weekend Leaves Dems in Disarray
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""Biden himself is not stewing, trying to move forward," Rogers tweeted. She went on to report that Biden's family "is urging him to stay in the race" and blaming his debate performance on aides who left him poorly prepared."
This is good news. I want to see Biden run even though I believe he will get sick or booted, and someone else will be elected with effectively no primary process for the Democrats. To me the primary process verifies the candidates are who they say they are.
This is good news. I want to see Biden run even though I believe he will get sick or booted, and someone else will be elected with effectively no primary process for the Democrats. To me the primary process verifies the candidates are who they say they are.
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Biden's presidency is done. The Dems have no choice but to replace him at the convention once again disfranchising Democratic primary voters.
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Remember 10 second memory boy? That's Joey. If it ain't on a card or the teleprompter, he don't remember squat.
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