Former Obama official 'incredibly concerned' about Biden campaign as polls move toward Trump

A Democrat and former Obama administration official issued a stark warning to the Biden campaign for not taking dismal polling "seriously" amid mounting calls from Democrats for Biden to drop out of the race.

Fox News contributor Marie Harf, a former State Department deputy spokesperson, explained why Biden's sliding approval rating since his debate against former President Trump should prompt the Biden campaign to strategize on how to turn his political trajectory around during "America's Newsroom."

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"I am incredibly concerned that the Biden team doesn't have a plan to turn this campaign around, that we are going to lose in November, and that they are dismissing concerns that voters have across this country about whether President Biden can win and can govern for another four years," Harf told Bill Hemmer on Wednesday.

"They're not taking this as seriously as they should."

As the future of Biden's re-election campaign faces growing hurdles, six key swing states have shifted in favor of Trump, according to the Cook Political Report.

Arizona, Georgia and Nevada were previously predicted to be toss-up states, but since Biden's faulty debate performance last month, all three battleground states are now considered leaning Republican.

Nebraska, New Hampshire and Minnesota were all previously likely Democrat states, and now are considered to be only leaning Democrat.

"I think why so many of us Democrats right now are concerned and are pushing for Joe Biden to take a really serious look at this campaign is because his campaign, since the debate, has said it didn't change the state of the race. 'Look at the polling. Look at the polling. It's still a