Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich is Biden’s The highly anticipated press conference President Trump said Thursday that he spoke at the 2024 NATO summit and made it clear that he has no intention of withdrawing from the 2024 NATO elections.
Blagojevich told Fox News host Jesse Watters on “Jesse Watters Primetime” that he believes Biden will continue to run the campaign despite growing calls from members of his own party for him to step aside.
“The only way we can attract new candidates is [Biden] “If he’s willing to agree to step down, I would be happy to do so. He has stated his intention to run. All indications seem to point to him intending to run,” the former governor said.
What they’re thinking: For many Democrats, silence speaks volumes when it comes to the Biden issue.
US President Joe Biden speaks during a press conference at the NATO summit in Washington, DC, USA, Thursday, July 11, 2024. Graeme Sloan/Bloomberg via Getty Images (Getty Images)
Blagojevich added that Democrats are “in a real bind” because millions of people have already voted for Biden as their party’s nominee in state primaries. Actor George ClooneyHollywood elites and others are saying he should back out.
“What’s happened with the Democratic Party is a question of whether they’re going to stand with working class people who they’re supposed to be on their side but have abandoned, or whether they’re going to listen to what the Wall Street financiers in Hollywood and the billionaires in Silicon Valley want,” he told Watters.
Biden said, Press conference in Washington, DC He told reporters that he was “the most qualified person” for the presidency.
Following the president’s disastrous performance in last month’s debate, several House Democrats and one Senate Democrat have called on him to drop out of the 2024 presidential race, according to Fox News.
Majority of Democrats say Biden should step down even if Biden and Trump are tied: poll
Blagojevich said he believes Biden will ultimately continue in the race despite the growing pressure because he feels good about his accomplishments and is upset with the “Democratic district chairs” who are urging him to withdraw.
Former President Barack Obama and President Joe Biden. (Getty Images)
“I think he resents it. Obama” , behind the scenes, and Nancy Pelosi, behind the scenes, is acting not as a politician but as a ward chair of the old Chicago Democratic Party deciding who the presidential nominee should be,” he explained.
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“My prediction is that Biden will stay in office.”
