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Can a news conference save Biden’s candidacy? Can Biden’s NATO news conference save his candidacy? 09:36 Four Democratic sources with knowledge tell CBS News that they expect dozens of Democratic lawmakers over the next 48 hours to issue statements calling for President Biden to step out of the race. The planning is coordinated, and some
Congressman Adam Smith, who represents Washington and was among the first House Democrats to call on President Biden to exit the presidential race after his dismal debate, talked with CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett on “The Takeout” podcast about why the president, who easily clinched his party’s nomination, should now walk away from
Gaffe came shortly before octogenarian leader’s highly anticipated press conference A confused President Joe Biden introduced Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky as “President Putin” during an event touting the Ukraine Compact, an embarrassing gaffe that occurred in the buildup to a highly anticipated press conference in which the octogenarian leader is expected to address concerns over
“Hell has no fury like a press corps deceived,” was how Axios described some reporters’ realization that they were allegedly “duped” by the White House over questions about President Joe Biden’s mental acuity. The idea that journalists in the White House press corps, who spend virtually every day tracking the president’s whereabouts, were unaware of
Gallego’s admission comes as polls show the border is a top issue for Arizona voters Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego, running for Senate in border state Arizona, told Democratic donors on Tuesday that border issues are “not my expertise,” in contrast to his campaign trail claim to be at the “forefront” of the issue. In a
The chief watchdog office for the Department of Energy is expanding its probe of the Biden administration’s $400 billion energy loan program ahead of the presidential election, according to a government contracting notice. According to the notice, which was first reported by Bloomberg Law this week, the inspector general has hired a Houston-based energy law