Biden’s Campaign Struggles After Poor Debate Performance, Fears of Financial Consequences and Internal Conflicts within the Democratic Party

President Joe Biden’s campaign is working hard to regain support after his disappointing debate performance last Thursday. According to a report by NBC, his top donors have been informed about the potential financial consequences if he were to end his presidential run. Julie Chavez Rodriguez, Biden’s campaign manager, discussed this matter with around 40 of his top financial backers in a call on Sunday. She assured them that Biden had no plans to give up on his 2024 run but mentioned that most of the campaign funds would go to Vice President Kamala Harris, with a smaller amount designated for the Democratic National Committee.

Despite the speculation, Biden has not shown any signs of stepping aside. During a speech in North Carolina, he addressed his poor performance in the debate but reaffirmed his commitment to the job and the truth. He expressed his belief that he is capable of continuing to serve in office. Meanwhile, reports have surfaced of internal conflicts within the Democratic Party. Biden’s family is reportedly encouraging him to stay in the race while pointing fingers at his top aides for his debate performance. In Harris’ camp, there is growing discontent, with allies expressing frustrations over the prioritization of other Democratic figures as potential replacements for Biden.

Biden remains focused on his reelection campaign and has not indicated any intention to withdraw from the race. Business Insider’s request for comment from Biden representatives outside normal business hours remains unanswered. Despite these challenges, Biden remains determined to continue serving as President and leading America forward towards a brighter future for all citizens.