The Democratic Party is going bananas as Old Joe refuses to step aside.
Despite this, many observers claim there has been a change in his tune, especially after the attempted assassination of President Trump.
In a pre-taped interview with BET News, the kid-sniffer claimed that he has not stepped down because no medical experts have told him to “take a hike.”
“If I had some medical condition that emerged,” Biden remarked when he was asked if there was anything that would convince him to reconsider.
“If doctors came to me and said, ‘You got this problem, that problem.’”
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But Biden indeed has a problem, and he just consistently gaslights the people for asking him for truth and accountability.
However, after his disastrous debate, the dam broke.
Attempting to save his struggling campaign, he went on an interview spree, only to worsen and create more questions on his mental and physical capacity.
Senior leaders in the Democratic Party refuse to play in Biden’s games as even their careers were dragged by his reluctance to step aside.
In a private discussion, ABC News reported that Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer confronted Biden and advised that it would be best for everyone if he quit the race. Even House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries warned him that his delusions are damaging Democrats’ chance of holding either chamber of Congress.
A source close to Schumer shared that the Senator paid Biden a visit in his home at Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, where they discussed the Party’s grim view of the circumstances.
“The meeting discussed recent polling, the Democratic Party, and where it’s headed,” the person continued, and the talks “were predicated on the recent troubles facing the president.”
“I sat with President Biden this afternoon in Delaware; we had a good meeting,” Schumer wrote, acknowledging his meeting with Old Joe.
Doubling down the pressure, former Speaker of the House crazy Nancy told Old Joe to quit it as he could not defeat Trump.
Meanwhile, Biden’s White House senior deputy press secretary Andrew Bates asserted: “The President told both leaders he is the nominee of the party, he plans to win, and looks forward to working with both of them to pass his 100 days agenda to help working families.”
The two Congressional leaders refused to support the call to speed up Biden’s formal nomination process.
Schumer and Jeffries discussed their concerns, agreeing to relay these directly to the Democratic National Committee. The Democratic Party decided to delay the vote to nominate Biden until August 1.
For weeks now, Democrats in both chambers have been sounding alarms about the disaster caused by Biden in their polling. Many have urged Biden to step aside, but these went on a pause when Trump survived an assassination in Butler, Pennsylvania.
