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WASHINGTON (AP) — As the formulaic “pass the torch” drumbeat thumped on from lawmakers wanting him to quit the race, President Joe Biden maintained a brave face. Publicly, he vowed he was all in, until the day he got out.
Barely a week after coup-attempting former President Donald Trump was nearly assassinated at a rally in Pennsylvania, a speaker at an Ohio rally for his running mate on Monday called for “civil war” if Trump does not win back the White House.
A week after Elon Musk endorsed Donald Trump for president, President Joe Biden’s team used Musk’s social media platform X — in addition to more neutral spaces such as Facebook and Instagram — to announce he is ending his reelection campaign.
Some of the Democratic Party's top donors have been urging the party to hit the brakes on Vice President Kamala Harris' surge towards the nomination, arguing for a more "open" and inclusive process that would let delegates evaluate several potential nominees. The problem is, there aren't any serious contenders. As of late Monday, there did not appear to be any potentially serious challengers for the Democratic nomination who had not already endorsed Harris. Billionaire and longtime donor Mike Bloomberg said, "The decision is too important to rush, because the election is too important to lose" in a statement Monday. He notably did not endorse Harris. Bloomberg has a net worth of over $100
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Democratic Party plans to push forward with a virtual roll call in which delegates to its convention can choose a presidential nominee before they gather next month in Chicago — despite Vice President Kamala Harris being overwhelmingly favored to replace President Joe Biden at the top of the ticket.
As Congressional members on both sides of the aisle grilled U.S. Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle Monday on how a gunman was able to fire shots at former President Donald Trump in an assassination attempt, several Republican lawmakers seized on gender and the agency’s diversity, equity and inclusion efforts as among the reasons for the security failure.
President Biden declared on Monday that he was “not going anywhere” and would be “fully, fully engaged,” as he vowed to campaign hard to elect Vice President Kamala Harris and to use his final six months in office to keep pressing for his priorities at home and abroad.
Fox News host Laura Ingraham reacts to President Biden's decision to step aside in the 2024 race and Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential candidacy on "The Ingraham Angle."