Democratic Party leaders and members of Congress are increasingly questioning Joe Biden’s fitness for office. This has come as a result of his poor performance in the presidential debate with Donald Trump, with Lloyd Doggett from Texas being the first to publicly call for him to resign. Concerns about Biden’s health have also been expressed by Nancy Pelosi, the former Speaker of the House.
Meanwhile, President Trump has won a legal victory in a case involving Stormy Daniels, with the Manhattan prosecutor’s office postponing its ruling on the matter until September. Despite this, concerns about Biden’s health continue to grow, with many Democrats expressing doubts about his ability to win in November. A recent poll showed that 75% of voters believe that the party would have a better chance if they had a different candidate, including Vice President Kamala Harris who would face a tough battle against Trump.
The issue of Biden’s fitness for office has become increasingly prominent in recent months, with reports of frequent absences and moments of confusion. Some close to him have raised these concerns while the White House insists that he is in good health. The debate over whether or not Biden is fit to lead continues among Democrats and Republicans alike.
