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Democrats remain split over Biden's future in the party

npr.org
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a year ago
bytheonesourcetopolitics

Summary

Rep. Mikie Sherrill, D-NJ, called on President Biden to step aside from the campaign. No other House or Senate Democrats joined the push for the president to withdraw as the 2024 presidential nominee. House Democrats huddled in a private meeting Tuesday morning at the Democratic National Committee headquarters close to the Capitol.

Rep. Emanuel Cleaver deadpanned: “the consensus was not to talk to you guys.” California Rep. Lou Correa said the “vast, vast majority” of those who spoke up during the private session support Biden as the nominee.

“The question of how to move forward has been well aired for over a week now,” the letter read. Rep. Deborah Ross declined to talk about Tuesday’s caucus discussion, but used a political term southerners often use to describe Democrats.

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8 Comments

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throwschen
a year ago
So who are they proposing the dnc replace him with? Who is good enough to convince the holdouts not to vote for Trump?
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splitsecond
a year ago
I don't think they have one. It feels like they just want to force a loss.
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theonesourceOP
a year ago
They may be preparing for Harris to just run
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eldiscipulo
a year ago
Everybody needs to get behind one candidate that isn't a convicted, fascist felon
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boredgamer
a year ago
Where are all the calls for Trump to step down?
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throwschen
a year ago
You're never going to see them. It's not in the interest of the owners of these media companies.
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boredgamer
a year ago
There's quite literally no good solution to this. We could nationalize them but that's going to wind up just being propaganda networks. We leave them as is and they're only good for the whims of the billionaires.
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theonesourceOP
a year ago
Possibility of them even less now