The White House is defending President Biden’s ability to lead in the face of growing questions. Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was repeatedly pushed by reporters about Joe Biden’s debate performance, his mental and physical health, and the uneasiness among Democrats and donors. She said the president had a “bad night” last Thursday, but is fit […]
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White House defends Biden’s fitness, ramps up his schedule
The White House is defending President Biden’s ability to lead in the face of growing questions.
Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was repeatedly pushed by reporters about Joe Biden’s debate performance, his mental and physical health, and the uneasiness among Democrats and donors. She said the president had a “bad night” last Thursday, but is fit for office. Jean-Pierre also announced that in the coming days Mr. Biden will speak with Democratic lawmakers and governors, sit for an ABC News interview, travel to Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, and hold a press conference.
