72 Hours Inside Biden’s Campaign to Save His Candidacy

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For the past three days, President Biden has fought to save his re-election campaign, as panicked congressional Democrats returned to Washington and openly debated whether to call on him to step aside.

In this episode, Times reporters in Washington go inside the 72 hours that could make or break Mr. Biden’s nomination.

Guest:

• Representative Adam Smith, of the 9th Congressional District in Washington

Background reading:

• President Biden has faced fresh calls to withdraw () as Democrats fear electoral rout.

• Veteran Democrats telegraphed not panic but respect, in hopes of appealing to the Joe Biden who has taken a breath and stepped aside in the past () .

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