The Democratic National Committee delays President Biden's nomination due to party discontent about his candidacy, with many Democrats wanting him to quit the race. Top officials are concerned about his weak debate performance, public appearances, and polling numbers, fearing it could affect down-ballot races. Despite calls for him to drop out, Biden remains firm on staying in the race.
Key Points
Democrats express discontent with Biden's candidacy
Calls from party officials to delay nomination process
Pressure on Biden to drop out of the race
Concerns about Biden's impact on down-ballot races
Party delays nomination to address internal issues
Pros
Democratic National Committee is responsive to party concerns
Allows for more time to address issues surrounding Biden's candidacy
Cons
Discontent within the party about Biden's performance and viability