Democrat Anxiety Worsens Over Biden

As the 2024 election approaches, concerns among Democrats are mounting over President Joe Biden’s potential impact on congressional races. Many within the party fear that sticking with Biden as their presumptive nominee could pave the way for Republicans to secure control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives.

According to reports, while political analysts anticipate the GOP winning the Senate majority, they also predict a loss in the House. Despite this projection, there is a notable unease among some Democrats regarding Biden’s candidacy. Rep. Jim Himes, a key figure in the Intelligence Committee, disclosed receiving numerous messages expressing apprehensions about Biden’s age and electability. During a recent conference call among House Democrats, Himes argued passionately that maintaining Biden as the nominee could jeopardize the party’s chances in both chambers of Congress.

Echoing these sentiments, Rep. Adam Smith, a senior Democrat from Washington and ranking member on the House Armed Services Committee, publicly urged Biden to step aside from the 2024 campaign. Smith’s call underscores a growing sentiment among Democratic lawmakers who fear that Biden’s candidacy could undermine efforts to retain crucial battleground seats in the House and Senate.

The concern isn’t limited to congressional races alone. Sen. Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin, facing a tough reelection bid, has distanced herself from Biden following his lackluster debate performance. Her campaign spokesperson emphasized Baldwin’s focus on her own race, while affirming her general support for the president.

The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) has capitalized on Biden’s perceived vulnerabilities, launching ads linking Democratic Senate candidates in battleground states to his debate struggles. NRSC spokesperson Philip Letsou criticized Senate Democrats for backing Biden despite what he described as evident “mental deficiencies,” suggesting that the fallout from Biden’s candidacy could reflect poorly on the party as a whole.

In essence, while Democrats navigate the complexities of the upcoming election cycle, internal discord over Biden’s candidacy highlights broader concerns about electoral strategy and the party’s ability to retain legislative control. As the campaign unfolds, how Democrats address these challenges will likely shape their prospects in November and beyond.

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