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What in the world is going on with Joe Biden? Will he drop out of the presidential race or not? It’s a question that has everyone scratching their heads. Some reports say he could step down as early as this weekend, while others think he’ll make a big announcement during Trump’s speech at the Republican National Convention. Talk about stealing the spotlight!
Meghan McCain, daughter of the late Senator John McCain, had a brilliant idea. She suggested that if Democrats still have any fight left in them, they should announce Biden’s departure right in the middle of Trump’s speech. Now that would be a showstopper!
Speaking of Trump, he’s expected to deliver a rousing speech at the RNC to celebrate his nomination for the 2024 presidential election. But all the buzz isn’t about him right now. It’s about Biden and whether he should step aside following his lackluster debate performance against Trump. Let’s be honest, he sounded hoarse and stumbled through his answers. It’s not exactly reassuring for anyone concerned about his age and ability to lead.
The White House previously dismissed the idea of Biden dropping out, but things seem to be changing. A senior Democratic adviser revealed that Biden may be “more receptive” to calls for him to step down. Is the pressure starting to get to him?
Speculation swirls around whether Joe Biden will drop out of the presidential race, with conflicting reports and calls for his resignation. The President's stance remains firm against stepping down.
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Journalist Mehdi Hasan took it a step further and suggested that Biden should resign immediately before Trump’s speech. Talk about causing chaos! And Michael Weiss, editor of The Insider, proposed a grand exit for Biden during Trump’s RNC speech. That would really get those conservative commentators fired up!
Despite all the speculation and calls for Biden to step down, his campaign insists he’s not going anywhere. They’re focusing on drawing a contrast between their vision and the “extreme agenda of Republicans.” But the clock is ticking, and the Democratic National Convention is just around the corner. A virtual roll call to nominate Biden is still in the works, but who knows what surprises lie ahead.
