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ABC News journalist George Stephanopoulos said he regrets talking to a passerby and appearing to say he doesn’t think President Joe Biden can serve another four years.
WASHINGTON — Four days after his disastrous debate performance, President Joe Biden still hadn’t personally called top Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill to shore up support, five sources told NBC News, though White House chief of staff Jeff Zients was making calls.
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As a growing number of Democrats call on U.S. President Joe Biden to drop his re-election bid, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters Thursday that NATO and the G7 are «lucky» to have Biden leading «in some extraordinarily consequential times.»
Despite attempting to dig himself out of the political crisis that has engulfed him since his debate debacle, Joe Biden appears to become more entrenched with every swipe of the shovel.
WASHINGTON — Four additional Democrats in Congress told their lawmaker colleagues during a phone call Sunday that they believe President Joe Biden should step aside to allow someone else to be the party’s nominee for president, according to multiple people on the call and familiar with the discussion.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden’s reset after his disastrous debate performance is looking more like a return to business as usual.
WASHINGTON — Two radio hosts said Saturday that President Joe Biden’s campaign aides provided questions for them to ask him in recent interviews.