Joe Biden urged to steal Donald Trump's big moment
Joe Biden urged to steal Donald Trump's big moment
Biden has faced calls to step down from the 2024 presidential race following his debate against Trump.
Why is Newsweek continuously posted here? It is not a legitimate news source, it is a tabloid.
...headlines. No one actually reads the articles. But an inflammatory headline, that gets interaction with your post.
I'm not sure if truer words have ever been spoken, and I'm not sure if there's a way to fix it..
Agreed. I'd be in favor of the mods not allowing it.
“Hahahaha, I’ll GET HIM and steal his moment by quitting and losing on purpose!”, said no one ever.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Similarly, a report from the Washington Post on Thursday said that former President Barack Obama is concerned about the polls inching away from Biden, the loss of donors to the president and Democrat party, and an expanded electoral path for Trump, citing anonymous sources familiar with the matter.
Our campaign is moving forward, drawing a vision and a contrast between that of Project of 2025 and what we've seen for the past three days here in Milwaukee—the extreme agenda of Republicans—and that's where our focus is."
Fulks added, "There are no plans being made to replace President Biden on the ballot," and noted, "We have always said this race was going to be close.
Amid these reports, many other social media users have called on Biden to make an announcement about a decision to step down from the race during Trump's speech.
Responding to a report from Axios about the potential for Biden to step down, journalist Mehdi Hasan said, "I also wish that, if he's going to do it this weekend, he just moves it forward and does it tonight, 60 seconds before Donald Trump stands up to speak."
Editor Michael Weiss said, "Biden should announce he's dropping out in the middle of Trump's RNC speech.
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What a mistake that would be. You don't try to "steal the moment" from a convention. You wait and redirect the momentum right after.