Staff Reports
New reports are swirling around that President Joe Biden may step down from the race this weekend. According to sources close to Biden, he has reportedly started to accept the idea that he may not be able to win in November and is considering dropping out. While some speculate that he may endorse Vice President Kamala Harris as his replacement, others suggest that an open convention could decide the next Democratic nominee.
The New York Times, always reliable for unbiased reporting *cue eyeroll*, interviewed four anonymous individuals close to the president who described the situation as “extremely delicate.” These sources claim that Biden has not yet made up his mind, but the “reality is setting in” that he may have to make an announcement soon regarding his withdrawal from the race.
BREAKING NEWS: Multiples sources outline the apparent state of play on Biden at this time:
* plans to announce withdrawal from nomination as early as this weekend, with Sunday most likely
* Jon Meacham polishing up remarks
* Biden with NOT resign the presidency
* Biden will… https://t.co/l0LrfDTvOL
— Mark Halperin (@MarkHalperin) July 18, 2024
Of course, contradicting reports are swirling on social media. While the New York Times claims that Biden may endorse Harris, journalist Mark Halperin suggests that an open convention could decide the next nominee. Who knows what to believe these days? It’s like trying to decipher a cryptic crossword puzzle.
One thing is for sure: the president’s family remains steadfast in their support for him to stay in the race. However, some close advisers have reportedly told Biden that the race against Donald Trump is still competitive, despite what the biased polls may suggest. It’s refreshing to see at least some people in Biden’s circle who aren’t living in a left-wing echo chamber.
It’s worth noting that Senator Chuck Schumer has allegedly urged Biden to step down. According to ABC News journalist Jonathan Karl, Schumer had a “blunt one-on-one conversation” with the president, advising him to drop out of the race for the sake of the Democratic Party. While Schumer’s office did not deny the conversation, they only offered a vague statement saying that he conveyed the views of his caucus.
In addition to Schumer’s alleged advice, Representative Adam Schiff has also expressed concerns about Biden’s capability to lead the party to victory. According to transcripts obtained by the New York Times, Schiff warned that Democrats stand to lose everything if Biden remains the nominee. He feared not only losing the White House but also the down-ticket races in the House and Senate. Wise words from someone who is clearly more worried about their own political career than the future of our country.
As the drama unfolds and the political landscape continues to shift, one thing is clear: the Democratic Party is in disarray. With rumors of Biden potentially stepping down and a divided party, it’s no wonder that conservatives are feeling optimistic about the upcoming election. Stay tuned for more updates on this never-ending political circus.
