Biden's reelection hopes falter after disastrous debate performance
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A recent CBS News poll reveals a significant shift in public sentiment regarding President Biden's reelection prospects, with 72% of registered voters now expressing that he should not run again, up from 63% in February. The poll indicates that many voters question Biden's mental and cognitive health, with approximately 30% stating that neither he nor former President Trump is fit for office.
The poll results come just days after a widely criticized debate performance by Biden, which has prompted concern among his supporters. Despite efforts to reassure anxious Democrats, the fallout from the debate continues to resonate. Critics, including Trump supporters, have seized on Biden's performance, labeling it as part of a broader narrative of a troubled presidency.
In a notable editorial shift, both the Atlanta Journal Constitution and The New York Times have called for Biden to withdraw from the 2024 race, reflecting growing unease within the political landscape. As the debate over Biden's viability as a candidate intensifies, the implications for the upcoming election remain uncertain.
The poll results come just days after a widely criticized debate performance by Biden, which has prompted concern among his supporters. Despite efforts to reassure anxious Democrats, the fallout from the debate continues to resonate. Critics, including Trump supporters, have seized on Biden's performance, labeling it as part of a broader narrative of a troubled presidency.
In a notable editorial shift, both the Atlanta Journal Constitution and The New York Times have called for Biden to withdraw from the 2024 race, reflecting growing unease within the political landscape. As the debate over Biden's viability as a candidate intensifies, the implications for the upcoming election remain uncertain.
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