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Democrats Ignore Biden’s Decline as Raskin Insists on Convention Leadership

In the corridors of the Democratic Party, there seems to be a collective effort to ignore the elephant in the room – Joe Biden's undeniable decline. Representative Jamie Raskin (D-MD) is among those leading the charge, boldly asserting that Biden will take center stage at the Democratic National Convention, regardless of his actual status as the nominee. Considering Biden's increasingly frequent lapses and stumbles on the public stage, it's a curious stance to take.

Raskin's insistence on Biden's pivotal role stems from a mix of wishful thinking and political strategy. While he acknowledges the president's debate debacles and overall decline, he also emphasizes the party's supposed unity behind Biden. However, the reality may paint a different picture, as any move to sideline Biden could potentially fracture the fragile unity within the Democratic Party.

The irony is palpable when Raskin defends Biden against age-based criticisms, only later admitting to severe discussions within the party about addressing the president's evident shortcomings. It's a delicate dance of loyalty and pragmatism, with Raskin treading carefully to navigate the turbulent waters of internal party dynamics.

Despite mounting evidence of his incapacity to lead, Raskin's unwavering support for Biden speaks volumes about his allegiance to the Democratic cause. His prioritization of party loyalty over the country's well-being raises questions about his political decisions' motives.

As the Democratic National Convention approaches, all eyes will be on how the party handles the looming specter of Biden's decline. Whether Raskin's optimistic assurances hold or crumble under the weight of reality remains to be seen, but one thing is clear – the Democrats are walking a tightrope, and the stakes couldn't be higher.

Written by Staff Reports

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