Take a look at the list of people asking that Biden step down.

[rgbecker]

The New York Times, a major source of anti-old man- Biden media outrage, has put up a list of who is actually calling publicly for Biden to step down.

If this is the best they can do, I suggest this to be the last posting about the possibility on DU

Read it and ask, like me: WTF? Marianne Williamson?

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/07/03/us/elections/biden-withdrawal-democrats.html?unlocked_article_code=1.4k0.Bcpe.mAVrcgs5e_r5&smid=url-share

[LW1977]

1. Not clicking on a "newspaper" that lost all of it's credibility's website.

Might as well post a link to tge National Enqurer

[LisaL]

3. Does anybody here still subscribes to it?

I never did, or I would have unsubscribed after this hate campaign they have going against our president.

[BootinUp]

4. The list if you want to see the names of lesser known fools.

“What he needs to do is shoulder the responsibility for keeping that seat — and part of that responsibility is to get out of this race.”
Raúl M. Grijalva
Representative, Arizona – July 3


“I had hoped that the debate would provide some momentum to change that. It did not.”
Lloyd Doggett
Representative, Texas – July 2

“Another Democrat would have a better shot at beating Trump.”
Julián Castro
Former Housing and Urban Development secretary – July 2

“The time is now for another Democratic candidate to take his place on the November ballot.”
Marianne Williamson
2024 Democratic presidential candidate – July 2

“After deep reflection over these past few days, I strongly believe that our best path forward is Kamala Harris.”
Tim Ryan
Former Representative, Ohio – July 1

“I think the president should step aside and let the convention pick a new candidate.”
Tom Harkin
Former Senator, Iowa – June 30*

“It is absolutely not too late to pick a new candidate.”
R.T. Rybak
Former D.N.C. vice chair – June 30

[PatSeg]

9. I'm sensing that Tim Ryan smells opportunity

He used this issue to get his face out there in front of the cameras. With friends like this......

[Takket]

10. i couldn't pick any of those people out of a lineup, except maybe Williamson

this list, to compare it to sports terms, is like saying "Here are 7 fans who think the Giants need to change the quarterback." There's a reason sports teams don't let their fans control the roster.

[BootinUp]

2. I beat you to that list. Its a great example of lesser known fools if you ask me. nt

[Hugin]

5. Eye opening is the best way to describe this list of..

“Some Democrats”.

Even more enlightening is that the statements of those who are in the “concern” column lack context. Like Rep Raskin, for instance… He could very well be expressing concerns about recognizing the ongoing smear campaign and referring to “discussion” about a response to that, rather than anything to do with President Biden’s capacity to serve. That’s true of almost all of those.

[The Magistrate]

7. And The 'Support' Column Comprises People Currently In Elected Office

Whose statements accordingly deserve far more weight, if assessing the actual state of play is the object of the exercise....

[Hugin]

11. It really does seem that the dog eared 'parsing' card has been drawn...

From the dusty yellow journalism Rolodex.

How very last millennium of them. But, it’s been a couple of generations since it was last used. So, maybe they’re figuring it’ll seem fresh.

[getagrip_already]

6. Nobodies saying obscure somethings.....

Yeah, those are definitive.

Maybe putin has something to add?

[Progressive dog]

8. I agree

Sorry for this posting but couldn't help myself.

[ratchiweenie]

12. More people endorsed Biden and they were people of substance so the NYT just looks stupid. And California's governor has

said that he supports the president over and over and over.