Joe Biden is isolated, angry at Pelosi and bitter toward Barack Obama

At his home on the Delaware coast, US President Joe Biden, recovering from the coronavirus and looking bitter about the challenge now open to him, is on his face.

the Joe Biden According to his companions He watches with dismay the “coordinated attack.”as he calls them. Democrats continued to call for him to withdraw. From the US presidential race.

According to the New York Times Joe Biden knows that the constant calls for his resignation By a candidate for the presidency of the United States, They are guided..

Yes Yes Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is considered the main driver.Rather, it expresses His bitterness And for him Barack Obamaas he sees it working behind the scenes.

Nancy Pelosi and Barack Obama have endorsed Joe Biden. In his election to the presidency of the United States, but he no longer considered them allies, but rather people demanding his withdrawal.

The crisis in Biden’s relationship with powerful leaders within the Democratic Party is clear, but it is also unprecedented as they try to unseat him, people who have been among his most important allies over the past 12 years.

After all, it was Barack Obama who chose him as his vice president, and then led him to the White House in 2020.

In contrast, it was Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer who contributed to his legislative success.

31 Democratic members of Congress and 4 Democratic senators are asking him to leave.

So far, 31 members of Congress and four senators have publicly called on the 81-year-old President Biden to withdraw his nomination, allowing another Democrat to defeat Republican nominee Donald Trump in the Nov. 5 election.

Who is asking him to retire?

The Democrats calling for his withdrawal are Lloyd Doggett (Texas), Raúl Grijalva (Arizona), Seth Moulton (Massachusetts), Mike Quigley (Illinois), Angie Craig (Minnesota), Adam Smith (Washington), Mickey Sherrill (New Jersey), Pat Ryan (New York), Earl Blumenauer (Oregon), Hilary Solten (Michigan), Brad Snyder (Illinois), Ed Case (Hawaii), Greg Stanton (Arizona), Jim Himes (Connecticut), Scott Peters (California), Eric Sorensen (Illinois), Brittany Petersen (Colorado), Mike Levin (California), Adam Schiff (California), Jim Costa (California), Sean Casten (Illinois), Jared Huffman (California), Mark Veasey (Texas), and Chuy Garcia. (Illinois), Mark Pocan (Wisconsin), Greg Landesman (Ohio), Zoe Logefren (California), Betty McCollum (Minnesota), Morgan McGarvey (Kentucky), Kathy Castor (Florida), Gabby Vasquez (New Mexico), Sens. Peter Welch (Vermont), Jon Tester (Montana), Martin Heinrich (New Mexico), and Sherrod Brown (Ohio).

He does not utter a word about resignation, and is “looking forward” to returning to the electoral race.

However, US President Joe Biden denies “resigning” and says he looks forward to returning to the race next week and winning the election in November. At the same time, Joe Biden accused former US President Donald Trump of having a “dark vision” for America.

“There is so much at stake and the choice is clear. Together we will prevail,” he said in a press release issued by his campaign. “Donald Trump’s dark vision of the future does not represent who we are as Americans. Today, as a party and as a country, we can and will defeat him at the ballot box.”

“I look forward to returning to the race next week to continue exposing the threat posed by Donald Trump’s 2025 agenda,” Biden said in a statement following the conclusion of the Republican National Convention.