US EditionObama making regular calls to Biden’s chief of staff, fears Trump 2024 win: report
- Former President Obama is advising the White House on election strategy amid fears of a Trump victory in 2024.
- Obama met with Biden to express concerns about losing the 2024 election and advised him to be more aggressive against Trump.
- Biden's approval rating is at 38%, lower than past presidents who lost re-election, causing concern among Obama's team.
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At the White House, Barack Obama and Joe Biden played the role of close friends. Later, there was tension between the two. Now, the former president is intervening in the incumbent's campaign - out of concern for a loss against Trump.
Obama jumps in to help Biden defeat Trump again
By MJ Lee and Jeff Zeleny, CNN Washington (CNN) — Barack Obama spent several hours last Friday in the family dining room of the White House, visiting his former vice president, Joe Biden. The occasion was hardly just two old friends catching up. Obama has made clear to associates in recent months that he believes Biden’s intensifying re-match with Donald Trump in November will be incredibly close, and that the 2024 election marks an “all-hands-o…
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