Biden has ‘privately complained’ about how quickly Democrats have moved on from him: report

A new report disclosed that President Biden is feeling left out in the cold by the Democratic Party after going all in on Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign.

According to the Monday NBC News report, Biden has mentioned to his allies his feeling that his accomplishments and legacy as president are being forgotten by the party, especially as Harris has tried to distance herself away from her boss’ policies and forge her own political identity after replacing him on the Democratic presidential ticket.

"President Joe Biden has privately complained to allies that his name and his accomplishments have virtually disappeared from the national conversation and about how quickly the party that he has served for more than five decades appears to have moved on from him, according to six people familiar with his comments," the piece reported.

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According to these sources, the president has commented on Harris not mentioning him during recent campaign speeches, noting that he believes she should acknowledge his economic accomplishments while touting her own vision on the issue.

"Biden has noted at times that Vice President Kamala Harris… hasn’t been mentioning him in her campaign speeches lately, including when she talks about an economy he believes his policies set on a positive trajectory, these people said," according to NBC.

Additionally, the sources told NBC that Biden "was particularly stung" by Harris’ recent line during her debate with former President Trump in which she drew a stark distinction between her and her boss.

"Clearly, I am not Joe Biden. And I am certainly not Donald Trump. And what I do offer is a new generation of