The voting public-particularly on the internet-is already primed to buy in. Some Republicans have already seized on the possibility Biden could potentially sabotage himself, with conservative columnist Rick Moran writing for right-wing outlet PJ Media that the president could provide all the proof he's 'too old to be president' all by himself. And under current conditions, surveys show Biden remains a risky prospect for Democrats in a general election environment if anyone not named Trump wins the Republican nomination.īut the electorate, observers say, remains angry-leaving the Biden campaign with a tight line to toe in an effort to remain viable in voters' eyes. Most polls show few in the country want him to run for re-election. He's also prone to gaffes and, at present, boasts an approval rating lower than nearly all of his predecessors at a similar point in their first term. There's plenty for Biden's supporters to be worried about.Īt 80, Biden is already the oldest man ever to serve as president. I’d bet what’s left of my 401K that Biden spends even more time in his basement for this campaign than the last one. 'I'd bet what's left of my 401K that Biden spends even more time in his basement for this campaign than the last one,' Matt Whitlock, a former spokesperson for the National Republican Senatorial Committee, tweeted after the announcement. The theme already appears to be making a return this cycle as well. While Biden has been in the public eye throughout his first term-many have made the argument Biden's 2024 campaign has been in 'plain sight' throughout his first term as he's traveled the country in support of various policy initiatives-others have argued the strategy could be an effort to control media narratives similar to the 2020 election, where his campaign's decision to run remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic earned allegations from some he was campaigning from 'his basement.' According to reporting by the Washington Post earlier this month, the Democratic National Committee has said it will support Biden's reelection and has no plans to sponsor primary debates. Y4NXR6B8ly- Joe Biden April 25, 2023Īccording to multiple news outlets Tuesday, Biden-like former President Barack Obama did in his re-election campaign-currently has no plans to hold a campaign rally until the Republicans have established their nominee against him.Īs things stand, he also has no apparent plans to commit to a debate with the two announced nominees against him. That’s why I’m running for reelection as President of the United States.

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