As Biden Resists Rising Calls To Drop Out, Democrats Are at a Crossroads Not Seen in Generations

An organization calling on the incumbent to ‘Pass the Torch’ plans a rally Saturday at the White House.

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President Biden during the Naacp national convention on July 16, 2024, at Las Vegas. AP/David Becker

WASHINGTON — Despite a week of campaign stops, interviews, and insistence that he is the best candidate to confront President Trump, President Biden has done little to soften the push for him to exit the 2024 race.

Mr. Biden has weighty options before him this weekend that could set the direction of the country and his party as the nation heads toward the November election with an energized GOP after the Republican nominating convention to send Trump back to the White House.

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