National security advisor Jake Sullivan says Biden told him to oversee a 'massive surge' of weapons deliveries to Ukraine before his term ends
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In the meantime, some donors and elected officials are pushing him to step aside.
If Biden were to change his mind, the final push is likely to come from his own small orbit.
President Joe Biden is clear that he is not leaving the 2024 race.
On Friday, Biden rallied with supporters in Wisconsin as he continued his effort to hold onto power amid a growing number of megadonors and Democratic officials questioning whether he is still the best candidate to beat former President Donald Trump.
"You voted for me to be your nominee, no one else," Biden said at the rally. "You, the voters did that. And despite that some folks don't seem to care who you voted for, well guess what, they're trying to push me out of the race. Well, let me say this as clearly as I can: I'm staying in the race."
Biden's disastrous debate performance has sharply highlighted voters' biggest concern about reelecting the 81-year-old, who would be 86 if he left office in January 2029.
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