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How Democrats Could Replace Biden
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0:56Now PlayingPresident Joe Biden is “absolutely” determined to remain in the presidential race and will resume campaigning next week, a top aide said Friday, even as allies have begun seeing his exit from the race as an inevitability. #biden #trump #politics #election #president #rnc
“Joe Biden is more committed than ever to beat Donald Trump, and we believe on this campaign we are built for the close election that we’re in and we see the path forward,” Jennifer O’Malley Dillon, Biden’s campaign chairwoman, said in an interview with MSNBC.
But even as the the longtime aide insisted there was no chance Biden planned to drop out, NBC News reported that the president’s family members had discussed what a possible exit plan would look like. The report underscored the extent to which the unprecedented pressure campaign from party elders and donors has rattled Biden’s reelection effort, drawing in even his fiercely protective family.
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