Democrats Divided Over Biden's Candidacy Amid Concerns over his Ability to Win

The Democratic Party is facing internal divisions over President Joe Biden's candidacy, as doubts emerge about his age, mental acuity, and chances of winning a second term. While prominent Democrats have voiced their support for Biden, some lawmakers are calling on him to step aside, citing the high stakes and the real threat of losing to Donald Trump.

Concerns about Biden's leadership have been heightened by ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine. Despite surviving a challenge from within his party, Biden still faces questions about his ability to withstand the rigors of the campaign trail and avoid further verbal stumbles.

Nancy Pelosi, a long-time supporter of Biden, has suggested that he make a quick decision on whether to run for re-election, while other Democrats publicly express doubts about his suitability as a candidate. As the debate over Biden's candidacy continues, the fight for control of the House of Representatives has taken on new importance for Democrats, who fear losing both the White House and Congress.

The Biden campaign appears to be employing a strategy of running out the clock, resisting pressure to end his re-election bid and hoping to exhaust Democrats and rally support behind him. With concerns mounting and calls for Biden to step aside increasing, the future of his candidacy remains uncertain.