President Joe Biden's determination to stay in the US election race despite health concerns
President Joe Biden insists he will not quit the US election race despite speculation about his health, denying he has Parkinson's disease. Pressure mounts on Biden from Democratic critics, but some senior Democrats voice support for him. The White House denies reports of concerns over Biden's health and his performance in the recent debate against Donald Trump.
Key Points
- Biden denies having Parkinson's disease after a poor debate performance
- Pressure mounts on Biden to step aside from Democratic critics
- Senior Democrats express support for Biden
- White House denies reports about concerns over Biden's health
Pros
- President Biden's commitment to staying in the race shows his determination and resilience
- Senior Democrats voicing support for Biden demonstrates party unity
Cons
- Speculation about Biden's health and performance in the debate could impact public perception
- Pressure from Democratic critics could further undermine Biden's campaign