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WASHINGTON (AP) — Bernie Sanders describes President Joe Biden’s recent debate performance as “painful.” In an interview, he says he’s not confident that Biden can win this fall.
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Senator Michael Bennet hardly looks like anyone’s idea of a progressive hero. The Colorado Democrat often uses his husky voice to discuss wonky topics like why Democrats should not lift the cap on state and local tax deductions that Republicans put in place with the Trump tax cuts, and sounds like the former superintendent of Denver Public Schools he once was.
A Philadelphia radio station has cut ties with a host who admitted to using predetermined questions provided by Joe Biden’s team in an interview after last month’s presidential debate.
Joe Biden seemed to give mixed signals about the future of his presidential campaign after his poor performance at last Thursday’s debate. While the Biden campaign on Wednesday jumped to announce that it had outraised Donald Trump in June, pulling in $127m to his $118m, rumors were swirling about whether the president could effectively continue in the race.
Left-wing members of Congress are hardly afraid to break publicly with Joe Biden. They were the only Democrats to vote against the president’s bipartisan infrastructure bill in November 2021, insisting on a concurrent vote for a bigger social and climate policy bill. They have been outspoken in their demands for Biden to withhold additional aid to Israel until it ends its war in Gaza. And they were among the first voices blasting Biden for adopting a more centrist, enforcement-focused approach to the surge in migrants arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The company behind the popular weight loss and diabetes drug Ozempic slammed Joe Biden after he accused the pharmaceutical giant of “ripping off” US consumers with sky-high prescription prices.