Democratic Party
More than 30 congressional Democrats are publicly panicking that he can't defeat Donald Trump and urging the president to "pass the torch."
A number of "elites" think Kamala Harris isn't the one who should replace President Joe Biden if he ends his reelection bid, the New York Democrat said.
"The View" co-host named one thing party leaders should start talking about more ahead of November.
Harris, despite her many strengths, would face the same entrenched biases and opposition that have plagued her vice presidency.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Thursday brought a slew of new warnings from high-profile Democrats that Biden can’t beat Donald Trump.
The newly convicted New Jersey senator “must now do what is right for his constituents, the Senate, and our country,” said the Senate majority leader.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries did not offer a ringing endorsement of President Joe Biden after a meeting Thursday night.
The Judiciary Committee will examine the immediate legal effects of the court's "extreme vision of presidential power," said Chairman Dick Durbin (D-Ill.).
Any path forward is a calculated risk. But not all the calculations are adding up.
The actor and longtime Democratic fundraiser argued that choosing a new candidate would energize the voters needed to defeat Trump.