Democrats express concern over Biden’s campaign

President Joe Biden’s bid for a second term is on shaky ground following his poor showing in a debate with the twice impeached and convicted felon and former President Donald Trump on June 27. Mainstream news outlets, which played a vital role in Trump’s political ascendance, now report that Biden is contemplating dropping out of the race. According to The New York Times, Biden recently told a trusted ally that he fears his campaign might be beyond saving unless he can quickly reassure the public of his capabilities. Despite maintaining his resolve, Biden is aware that his upcoming appearances—including an interview with ABC News George Stephanopoulos and campaign stops in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin—are crucial. NBC News reported that Biden scheduled a meeting with Democratic governors to address rising concerns about his campaign. White House Chief of Staff Jeff Zientz also planned an all-staff meeting, and Biden campaign chair Jen O’Malley Dillon and campaign manager Julie Chávez Rodriguez reportedly led an all-hands call with campaign staff. One significant voice urging Biden to withdraw is Rep. Lloyd Doggett, D-Texas. Doggett’s call might prompt other officials to follow suit. Many Democrats, however, are awaiting fresh polling data to determine the impact of Biden’s...