REPORT: Democrats Want Biden OUT By End Of Week; “Sh*t is Going to Hit the Fan”

With Congress back in session since Monday, a new report says House Democrats think all hell is going to break loose regarding Biden’s future as the party’s presidential nominee.

According to the report from Axios, Democrats are planning an “intervention” this week. And, they want Biden gone ASAP!

They’re plotting for, “everyone from the Obamas to congressional leaders to beg Biden to drop out by this Friday.”

A House Democrat told Axios, “The sh*t is going to hit the fan on Monday, when Congress returns. People are scared about their own races. But they’re also worried about the country, and about democracy.”

According to Axios:

“The sh*t is going to hit the fan on Monday, when Congress returns. People are scared about their own races,” a House Dem told Axios.

“They want everyone from the Obamas to congressional leaders to beg Biden to drop out by this Friday”

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Axios reports that one US House Democrat told them "the sh*t is going to hit the fan on Monday, when Congress returns."

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From the Axios report:

We’re now in uncharted, historic waters: President Biden — backed by first lady Jill Biden and his convicted son, Hunter, who’s serving as de facto gatekeeper for longtime friends — says that nothing, besides an act of God, will persuade him to quit his re-election campaign.

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• But outside Biden’s protective bubble, a fast-growing number of Democrats are praying for —and plotting — a more earthly intervention. They want everyone from the Obamas to congressional leaders to beg Biden to drop out by this Friday.

Why it matters: Biden and his Democratic critics share one common passion — the intensity, certainty and irreversibility of their positions. Both plan fierce public and private campaigns to see who buckles.

• It won’t be him, Biden says publicly and privately. On a Saturday call with his national campaign co-chairs, Biden sounded full-speed ahead. He vowed to spend more time talking directly to voters, whether at town halls or press conferences.

The big picture: Democratic lawmakers have gone from shock, to sadness, to madness since the debate 10 days ago. These Democrats, further deflated by Biden’s high-stakes ABC interview, believe there’s nothing he can do to reverse the damage — or his aging.

• “The sh*t is going to hit the fan on Monday, when Congress returns,” a House Democrat told us. “People are scared about their own races. But they’re also worried about the country, and about democracy.”
• Lawmakers were antsy enough about Biden during their Fourth of July break this past week. There’ll be even greater torque when they’re venting, raging and plotting in person.

Get your popcorn ready…this movie’s getting very interesting!