Vulnerable Democrats leave Biden high and dry after 'disastrous' debate performance

Democrats under threat of losing their seats to Republicans appear to be leaving President Biden high and dry following what's been widely viewed as a "disastrous" performance in Thursday's presidential debate.

Fox News Digital asked multiple Democrat senators, House members and candidates facing tough races for their reaction to the debate, as well as if they agreed with the assessment by others in their party that Biden should step aside as a presidential candidate.

Not one stepped up to defend him.

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The names most notably absent from jumping to Biden's defense were Sens. Jacky Rosen, D-Nev., Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., Jon Tester, D-Mont., Bob Casey, D-Pa., and Sherrod Brown, D-Pa, all of whom have been quick to praise the president in the more recent past.

Tester, for example, previously described Biden as "absolutely 100% with it," and said, "He's fine. He's doing a good job. I think folks are making a bigger deal out of it than it is." Republicans have been going after him by running those very words in ads across the state.

Baldwin's campaign distanced themselves from Biden following the debate, telling one news outlet on Friday, "Tammy Baldwin is running her own race for the people of Wisconsin."

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"Senate Democrats have been telling Americans Joe Biden is still sharp. Jon Tester even went so far as to say Biden is ‘absolutely 100% with it.’ It is clear they were lying, and voters will remember that in November," National Republican Senatorial Committee communications director Mike Berg told Fox News Digital.

Reps. Ruben Gallego, the likely