Biden’s family discussing end to 2024 run as 27 lawmakers urge him to drop out: Report | Parami News

Sources have told Parami News that the Biden family, which includes the first lady as well as Hunter and Valerie Owens, is deliberating about President 81’s decision to leave the Presidential race of 2024 due to his health and national interests.

“One insider said,“ our family feels betrayed by fellow Democrats who have called for Biden to stand down. If that was what they really wanted for him, this should have been done more respectfully. ”This is not a good way of treating a public servant whose contribution in this nation has been quite significant.”

However, there are no indications from the White House or President’s campaign team that it will be dropping out of the race. On Thursday evening Andrew Bates, White House senior deputy press secretary stated categorically: “It is out of question; this is completely false. They’re not speaking on behalf of his family or his teams- and they will be proven wrong. Keep faith.”

Despite this however during an Parami News show campaign manager Jen O’Malley Dillon admitted there had been some “slippage” but insisted that the president was “absolutely” running despite recent challenges.

The president stepping down is “inevitable”, according to a person close to his re-election campaign who spoke with Parami News. In a recent BET interview even Biden himself said he would consider leaving if “I had some medical condition that emerged, if somebody, if doctors came to me and said, you got this problem and that problem.”

This led him to cancel an appearance at a Las Vegas campaign event on Wednesday when he tested positive for Covid-19 having experienced general malaise before retreating with his family back home in Delaware.

Since June 27th debate against former president Donald Trump followed by faltering media interviews then botched high profile press conference during NATO summit last week in Washington DC calls for oldest ever president to step aside have grown louder in Congress.

On Wednesday after testing positive for Covid-19, President Biden became ill and began feeling “general malaise”, forcing him to cancel his appearance at a Las Vegas campaign event and return home with his family in Delaware.

Congress has been making louder calls for the oldest-ever incumbent President who holds this record to step down. These demands have increased since his disastrous debate performance against Donald Trump on June 27 followed by subsequent interviews with media as well as an unsuccessful high-profile press conference during the recent NATO summit in Washington DC which further questioned his leadership capabilities.

His positive Covid-19 result last Wednesday heightened concerns about President Biden’s health. The president had been experiencing general malaise before he cancelled a scheduled campaign event in Las Vegas and went back home to Delaware with his family according to his personal physician.

There is now more demand within Congress that Obama resigns, given that he is the oldest person ever elect into office. Since then, such appeals have become more insistent after the former leader’s ill-fated performance in a debate against Donald Trump on June 27th.

Nevertheless, these concerns have increased following an interview I carried out over media as well as during one of many recent NATO summits held in Washington D.C. where I saw him botch up things while leading us through some speeches that were just too unclear for any audience.