Joe Biden ensures he is able to win the race for the White House. “I wouldn’t be running if I didn’t believe in my heart that I could do the job,” he said, although he acknowledged that the debate with Donald Trump went poorly for him.
“When we get knocked down, we get back up,” he said. But not everyone within the Democratic Party believes in re-election after the first head-to-head meeting with the Republican candidate left the president’s party in panic. The candidate-nomination hypothesis is gaining momentum, with three women appearing at the top of the list: Kamala Harris, the current vice president, Michelle Obama, the former first lady, and Hillary Clinton, who has already lost the race with Trump once. Added to these names is the name of California Governor Gavin Newsom.
The prospect of Democratic defeat in the November 5 election prompted three of North America’s most influential newspapers – The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Economist – to ask Biden to withdraw his candidacy. despite the fact that the current president is still closing this door. “I know I’m not young,” he said, but confirmed that he is ready to continue working for another four years.
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Hollywood’s biggest donors threaten to hold off on Biden donations after disastrous debate against Donald Trump. court hearing
It was watched by just 49.7 million people, the lowest viewership ratings for a debate between Al Gore and George W. Bush since the 2000s. Capitol
Trump called for the release of all attackers on the Capitol in January 2021 and a suspension of all ongoing proceedings.
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Hollywood’s biggest donors threaten to hold off on Biden donations after disastrous debate against Donald Trump. court hearing
It was watched by just 49.7 million people, the lowest viewership ratings for a debate between Al Gore and George W. Bush since the 2000s. Capitol
Trump called for the release of all attackers on the Capitol in January 2021 and a suspension of all ongoing proceedings.
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