Biden Campaign Releases Statement Whether Biden Will Resign As Democrat Nominee

Despite almost every mainstream network calling for Biden to step aside, the Biden campaign has announced that Biden will not step down as the Democrat presidential nominee.

CNN was the first to report that Biden would not step down.

Biden’s campaign further stated that their team is looking forward to another debate with Trump in September.

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🚨 BREAKING: The Biden Campaign says Joe Biden will not drop out of the Presidential race and is still committed to a second debate in September. pic.twitter.com/BHbPdlW5Co

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) June 28, 2024

🚨 BREAKING: The Biden Campaign says Joe Biden will not drop out of the Presidential race

— George Papadopoulos (@GeorgePapa19) June 28, 2024

Per CNN:

If Joe Biden loses November’s election, history will record that it took just 10 minutes to destroy a presidency.

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It was clear a political disaster was about to unfold as soon as the 81-year-old commander in chief stiffly shuffled on stage in Atlanta to stand eight feet from ex-President Donald Trump at what may turn into the most fateful presidential debate in history.

Objectively, Biden produced the weakest performance since John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon started the tradition of televised debates in 1960 — then, as on Thursday, in a television studio with no audience.

Minutes into the showdown, hosted by CNN, a full-blown Democratic panic was underway at the idea of heading into the election with such a diminished figure at the top of the ticket.

Biden’s chief debate coach, Ron Klain, famously argues that “while you can lose a debate at any time, you can only win it in the first 30 minutes.” By that standard, the president’s showing was devastating. The tone of the evening was set well before the half hour.

It is too early to say how voters will respond and whether the president can rescue himself. But Biden barely beat Trump in key battleground states in the middle of a pandemic in 2020. His approval rating was below 40% before the debate, when he was at best neck-and-neck with his rival in the polls. It would only take a few thousand voters to desert him to put Trump back in the White House.

Biden campaign co-chair Mitch Landrieu says Biden has no plans to drop out after his humiliating debate performance: "He's gonna be the nominee" pic.twitter.com/qy5Eqe9zE0

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) June 28, 2024