New York Times Editorial Board Urges Biden to Exit Presidential Race
The New York Times Editorial Board has urged President Joe Biden to withdraw from the presidential race and allow another Democrat to challenge Donald Trump. They argued that Biden's debate performance showed he is no longer fit for the role and described his re-election bid as a 'reckless gamble.'
The New York Times Editorial Board has called for President Joe Biden to step aside in favor of another Democrat to challenge Donald Trump in the upcoming election.
The board noted that Biden's performance in a recent debate with Trump demonstrated that the 81-year-old president 'failed his own test.' They referred to Biden as 'the shadow of a great public servant' and described his decision to run again as a 'reckless gamble.' The editorial board emphasized that the most significant service Biden can offer to the country now is to announce his withdrawal from the re-election race.
The board noted that Biden's performance in a recent debate with Trump demonstrated that the 81-year-old president 'failed his own test.' They referred to Biden as 'the shadow of a great public servant' and described his decision to run again as a 'reckless gamble.' The editorial board emphasized that the most significant service Biden can offer to the country now is to announce his withdrawal from the re-election race.
