Washington — President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris joined an all-staff campaign call Wednesday afternoon where he made clear that he will remain in the race, sources familiar with the call told CBS News, as his campaign works to contain the fallout of his rocky debate performance that has prompted suggestions that he may not
Top Democrats told Axios they are angry with President Biden's deflection and denial after his poor debate performance, fearing he hurts Democrats' prospects in the House and Senate.
Rep. Jared Golden joins growing number of Democrats losing faith in Biden following dismal debate performance Rep. Jared Golden (D., Maine) (Twitter/@golden4congress) Democratic Rep. Jared Golden (Maine) predicts Donald Trump will win in November, writing in an op-ed Tuesday that he’s “OK with that.” “Biden’s poor performance in the debate was not a surprise,” Golden
The White House and Biden campaigns have begun to question the mental acuity of former President Trump amid the speculation about President Biden's health.
The Trump campaign blasted Biden acolytes for trying to turn around concerns about the president's mental acuity on to his Republican challenger.
A moment last month, when President Biden stumbled over the name of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, reportedly left some allies unnerved.
President Biden’s campaign on Wednesday sent out a fresh all-staff memo in an attempt to calm concerns about his chances of being re-elected following last week’s heavily criticized debate performance.