White House refutes report Biden told ally he’s weighing whether to stay in the race
- The White House refuted a New York Times report claiming President Joe Biden considered ending his reelection bid.
- White House spokesperson Andrew Bates strongly rejected the Times' report and criticized the short response time for comment.
- Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre affirmed that President Biden is not considering halting his campaign, emphasizing his focus on presidency and reelection.
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White House strenuously denies report that Biden is weighing whether to stay in election race
The White House dismissed as "absolutely false" a New York Times report on Wednesday that said US President Joe Biden had told an ally he was weighing whether to continue his bid for reelection in November.
Biden Shuts Down Rumors Of Leaving The Presidential Race Saying ‘No Ones Pushing Me Out’ - American Faith
President Joe Biden has clarified that he will not be stepping down from his presidential campaign. During a call today with the Democratic National Committee (DNC), Biden stated, “Let me say this as clearly as I possibly can, as simply and straightforward as I can: I am running . . . no one’s pushing me out. I’m not leaving. I’m in this race to the end, and we’re going to win.” Biden’s remarks come as some Democrats have voiced concerns about h…
Biden reportedly debates staying in presidential race: ‘No one is pushing me out.’
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden defiantly vowed on Wednesday to keep running for reelection, rejecting growing pressure from within his Democratic Party to withdraw after a disastrous debate performance raised questions about his readiness. He said he would not be forced from the race.
Joe Biden weighing whether to continue in Presidential race
President Biden's future hangs in the balance as he aims to recover from a disastrous debate performance through crucial upcoming engagements, facing pressure from Business Leaders to consider stepping aside for a more viable Democratic nominee.
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