President Joe Biden recently dodged a question about whether he would serve a full four-year term if reelected in November, during his seventh visit in 2024 to the Keystone State. When a reporter asked if he would complete his term or hand over power to Vice President Kamala Harris, Biden responded with an unusual and dismissive retort.
“You’re not hurt, are you?” Biden asked, pointing to his head with one finger. When the reporter politely requested that Biden approach for a clearer conversation, Biden replied, “Did you fall on your head or something?”
This incident comes amid growing concerns within the Democratic Party about Biden’s reelection prospects.
A recent report suggests that “anxiety has morphed into palpable trepidation” among Democratic leaders and operatives over the possibility of Biden losing the election to former President Donald Trump.
Polls have shown that Biden is losing support among key demographics that were crucial to his 2020 victory.
For example, a majority of independent voters believe Biden poses a greater threat to democracy than Trump, according to a NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll. Additionally, a USA Today/Suffolk University poll found that Trump leads Biden by five points among Hispanics.
Furthermore, a New York Times poll indicates that Trump and Biden are essentially tied among 18-to-29-year-olds, a demographic that Biden won by
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