Rod Blagojevich, the former Democratic governor, predicts that Biden will remain in the presidential race: "He made it clear that he's running."
Blagojevich claims Democrats face a 'real dilemma'
Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich responded to President Biden's press conference at the 2024 NATO Summit, stating that the president made it clear he has no intention of abandoning his 2024 presidential campaign.
On "Jesse Watters Primetime," Blagojevich stated that he believes Biden will remain in the presidential race despite increasing pressure from his own party members to withdraw.
The only way they can get a new candidate is if Biden willingly agrees to step aside. He's made it clear that he's going to run. It sure looks like all the indications are that he's going to run.
Millions of people have already voted in state primaries for Biden to be the Democrats' nominee, but George Clooney, Hollywood elites, and others are urging him to withdraw.
The Democratic Party's actions are a question of whether they will prioritize the interests of the working people they claim to support, or whether they will cater to the demands of their Hollywood, Wall Street, and Silicon Valley financiers.
During his press conference in Washington, D.C., Biden maintained his stance and declared himself as the "most suitable candidate" for the presidency.
According to Planet Chronicle, several House Democrats and one senator have urged the president to abandon his 2024 presidential bid following his poor debate showing in November.
Biden will remain in the race, according to Blagojevich, because he is considering his legacy and is resentful of "Democratic ward bosses" urging him to withdraw.
He explained that he believes Obama and Pelosi are behaving like old-time Chicago Democratic ward bosses, deciding the presidential candidate behind the scenes, rather than acting as statesmen or stateswomen.
"My guess is Biden's going to stay."
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