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Newspaper New York times He once again made the case that 81-year-old US President Joe Biden should give up his bid for re-election to the White House.This came in an editorial published on Tuesday, the ninth of this month. Biden 'embarrasses himself and puts his legacy at risk' By maintaining his candidacy for the November 5 election against Donald Trump.
“they [democratas] They need to tell Biden that he is embarrassing himself and putting his legacy at risk.
The newspaper also asks members of the “highest levels of the Democratic Party” to speak with them frankly. Biden Until he withdraws from the presidential race. He added that “the party needs a candidate who can confront trump card“What we need is a candidate who can offer Americans a compelling alternative to Trump’s dark vision of America.”
Elsewhere the text highlights this. Biden He is unable to simultaneously play the role of president and the obligations required by an election campaign.
“sometimes, Biden He seemed on the verge of self-awareness, as when he told Democratic governors last week that he needed to sleep more, work less, and avoid public events after 8 p.m. But he resisted the obvious conclusion that a man who needs to be at work at 8 p.m. shouldn’t be trying to do two of the world’s most difficult and stressful jobs at once—serving as president and running for president.
pressure to Biden The abandonment of reelection gained momentum after the June 27 debate, the first of the election calendar. At the time, the president appeared disoriented and lacking energy.
This Wednesday the tenth of this month is the representative George ClooneyOne of Hollywood's most prominent Democratic fundraisers has called on Biden to drop his re-election bid.
“It's devastating to say this,” Clooney wrote in his essay. The New York Times, When he mentioned that the president he met three weeks earlier at a fundraiser wasn’t Joe Biden in 2010. “It wasn’t even Joe Biden in 2020. It was the same guy we all saw at the debate. Were you tired? Yeah, maybe a cold, but our party leaders need to stop telling us that 51 million people didn’t see what we saw.”
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