Biden feels betrayed by what Obama said

2024-07-24 02:57:32

President Joe Biden has expressed feeling “angry and betrayed” by former President Barack Obama. According to several reports, Obama no longer believes that Biden can defeat Donald Trump in the upcoming presidential election. Biden, who is 81, is under intense pressure to resign.

According to the Daily Mail, Biden has privately shared with friends and family his deep sense of treason. After a difficult debate between Biden and Trump on June 27, Obama has not shown public support, which has increased Biden’s discomfort.

Reports in USA indicate that Obama has ‘lost faith’ that Biden can defeat Trump. One source revealed that 35 senators and members of Congress have publicly called for Biden to resign, and behind the scenes, the number is even higher. “Most Democrats want him gone,” the source said.

Despite the pressure on the president to drop out of the race in the next election, Biden is preparing to return to the campaign trail with fundraising events in California and Nevada.

“He’s determined to move forward,” said one close aide. However, a source close to Hillary Clinton said she believes Biden is “finished”“.

Barack Obama told people close to him that Joe Biden should reconsider his re-election bid, The Washington Post reported Thursday.

Obama believes that the chances of victory of Biden81, has diminished and he should “seriously consider the viability of his candidacy,” says the newspaper, citing people close to the former president.

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2024-07-24 02:57:32