<p>US President Joe Biden might have gotten some relief after Democratic governors met him and backed him to continue in the race for the White House. Owing to his age, the debate fiasco and some gaffes over the past few months, calls had been growing for him to step down as the Democratic presidential candidate. While Biden himself has brushed aside all these concerns on several occasions, determined to fight the elections, it appears Biden himself is also concerned about how his health.</p>

<p>During his meeting with the Democratic governors on Wednesday, Biden is reported to have told them that he doesn't want to work after 8 pm as he has not been getting enough sleep. He told them that he plans to stop scheduling events after 8 pm, as per a report by the New York Times. His supposed "joke" to the governors also caused some discomfort, reports say. “I’m fine — I don’t know about my brain, though," Biden reportedly said.</p>

<p>This doesn't seem to have gone down too well with several of the Democratic governors who are pretty angry at the Biden campaign saying that all of them were enthusiastic to have Biden continue as their candidate.&nbsp;</p>

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<h2><strong>Biden aide talks of his hectic schedule</strong></h2>

<p>A Biden campaign aide argued that Biden has been extremely busy in the past few weeks, taking two trips to Europe, preparing for the debate, finishing official work and engaging in campaign issues.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Biden campaign spokesperson, Kevin Munoz said, "President (George W.) Bush went to bed at 9, and President (Barack) Obama made dinner at 6:30. Normal presidents strike a balance, and so does Joe Biden. Hardly the same rigor as Donald Trump, who spends half of his day ranting on Truth Social about plans that would cause a recession and the other half golfing.”</p>

<p>Biden's erratic performance at the CNN debate had caused panic among the Democrats. Several of them demanded that Biden should step down, while administration officials worked to try and convince everyone that all was fine, giving all kinds of explanations for what transpired at the debate.&nbsp;</p>

<p>At the July Fourth barbecue at the White House, Biden again made it clear that he is here to stay, telling an attendee, “I’m not going anywhere."</p>

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<h2><strong>Democratic Governors meet&nbsp;Biden</strong></h2>

<p>On Wednesday (July 3), 24 Democratic governors reached the White House, with 10 of them meeting Biden in person. Maryland Governor Wes Moore said after the meeting, "We said that we would stand with him."</p>

<p>"The governors have his back, and we're working together just to make it very, very clear on that − a path to victory in November is the No. 1 priority, and that's the No. 1 priority for the president," said Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, chairman of the Democratic Governors Association.</p>

<p>New York Governor, Kathy Hochul, also said that they fully backed Biden for the presidential position.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"I'm hear to tell you today: President Joe Biden is in it today to win, and all of us said we pledged our support to him because the stakes could not be higher," Hochul said. "We feel very confident in his abilities."</p>

<p>The Biden campaign released a statement after the meeting, in which it said, "All participants reiterated their shared commitment to do everything possible to make sure President Biden and Vice President Harris beat Donald Trump in November."</p>


US President Joe Biden might have gotten some relief after Democratic governors met him and backed him to continue in the race for the White House. Owing to his age, the debate fiasco and some gaffes over the past few months, calls had been growing for him to step down as the Democratic presidential candidate.

US President Joe Biden might have gotten some relief after Democratic governors met him and backed him to continue in the race for the White House. Owing to his age, the debate fiasco and some gaffes over the past few months, calls had been growing for him to step down as the Democratic presidential candidate. While Biden himself has brushed aside all these concerns on several occasions, determined to fight the elections, it appears Biden himself is also concerned about how his health. During his meeting with the Democratic governors on Wednesday, Biden is reported to have told them that he doesn't want to work after 8 pm as he has not been getting enough sleep. He told them that he plans to stop scheduling events after 8 pm, as per a report by the New York Times. His supposed "joke" to the governors also caused some discomfort, reports say. “I’m fine — I don’t know about my brain, though," Biden reportedly said. This doesn't seem to have gone down too well with several of the Democratic governors who are pretty angry at the Biden campaign saying that all of them were enthusiastic to have Biden continue as their candidate. Also Read: Biden heaves a sigh of relief as Democratic governors say we 'have his back' Biden aide talks of his hectic schedule A Biden campaign aide argued that Biden has been extremely busy in the past few weeks, taking two trips to Europe, preparing for the debate, finishing official work and engaging in campaign issues. Biden campaign spokesperson, Kevin Munoz said, "President (George W.) Bush went to bed at 9, and President (Barack) Obama made dinner at 6:30. Normal presidents strike a balance, and so does Joe Biden. Hardly the same rigor as Donald Trump, who spends half of his day ranting on Truth Social about plans that would cause a recession and the other half golfing.” Biden's erratic performance at the CNN debate had caused panic among the Democrats. Several of them demanded that Biden should step down, while administration officials worked to try and convince everyone that all was fine, giving all kinds of explanations for what transpired at the debate. At the July Fourth barbecue at the White House, Biden again made it clear that he is here to stay, telling an attendee, “I’m not going anywhere." × Democratic Governors meet Biden On Wednesday (July 3), 24 Democratic governors reached the White House, with 10 of them meeting Biden in person. Maryland Governor Wes Moore said after the meeting, "We said that we would stand with him." "The governors have his back, and we're working together just to make it very, very clear on that − a path to victory in November is the No. 1 priority, and that's the No. 1 priority for the president," said Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, chairman of the Democratic Governors Association. New York Governor, Kathy Hochul, also said that they fully backed Biden for the presidential position. "I'm hear to tell you today: President Joe Biden is in it today to win, and all of us said we pledged our support to him because the stakes could not be higher," Hochul said. "We feel very confident in his abilities." The Biden campaign released a statement after the meeting, in which it said, "All participants reiterated their shared commitment to do everything possible to make sure President Biden and Vice President Harris beat Donald Trump in November."

Biden wants to call it a day at 8 pm, and some Dems are reportedly not happy: Report

<p>Amid doubts swirling around US President Joe Biden continuing in the race to win the presidential election to be held later this year, Democratic governors offered their continued support to him following a meeting with him. Informing about the same, Maryland Governor Wes Moore said Wednesday, "We said that we would stand with him." The governors had gathered to discuss his recent disastrous debate performance.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Moore was at the White House along with 24 other Democratic governors, with Vice President Kamala Harris also present at the meeting. Only 10 of the 24 governors met Biden in person. Moore further told reporters that Biden was "fit for office".</p>

<p>Notably, the 81-year-old president has been facing backlash from different quarters with some even calling for him to drop out of the presidential race.&nbsp;</p>

<p>While 10 of them were there in the room with Biden and Harris, the scene after the meeting in the White House lawns looked a bit jagged as only three of the governors met with the reporters.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"The governors have his back, and we're working together just to make it very, very clear on that − a path to victory in November is the No. 1 priority, and that's the No. 1 priority for the president," said Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, chairman of the Democratic Governors Association.</p>

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<p>New York Governor, Kathy Hochul, also said that they fully backed Biden for the presidential position.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"I'm here to tell you today: President Joe Biden is in it today to win, and all of us said we pledged our support to him because the stakes could not be higher," Hochul said. "We feel very confident in his abilities."</p>

<p>Gavin Newsom of California, who met Biden but did not speak to the reporters, later posted on X, "I heard three words from the President tonight - he’s all in. And so am I. Joe Biden's had our back. Now it’s time to have his."</p>

<h2><strong>Biden at the debate and his campaign's response</strong></h2>

<p>Bidne's debate performance had set panic among the Dems, with members of the Democratic Governors Association raising concerns about him and the campaign's response to it. Biden looked frazzled at the debate, unable to complete his thoughts and finish sentences.</p>

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<p>The Biden campaign released a statement after the meeting, in which it said, "All participants reiterated their shared commitment to do everything possible to make sure President Biden and Vice President Harris beat Donald Trump in November."</p>


Amid doubts swirling around US President Joe Biden continuing in the race to win the presidential election to be held later this year, Democratic governors offered their continued support to him following a meeting with him.

Amid doubts swirling around US President Joe Biden continuing in the race to win the presidential election to be held later this year, Democratic governors offered their continued support to him following a meeting with him. Informing about the same, Maryland Governor Wes Moore said Wednesday, "We said that we would stand with him." The governors had gathered to discuss his recent disastrous debate performance. Moore was at the White House along with 24 other Democratic governors, with Vice President Kamala Harris also present at the meeting. Only 10 of the 24 governors met Biden in person. Moore further told reporters that Biden was "fit for office". Notably, the 81-year-old president has been facing backlash from different quarters with some even calling for him to drop out of the presidential race. While 10 of them were there in the room with Biden and Harris, the scene after the meeting in the White House lawns looked a bit jagged as only three of the governors met with the reporters. "The governors have his back, and we're working together just to make it very, very clear on that − a path to victory in November is the No. 1 priority, and that's the No. 1 priority for the president," said Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, chairman of the Democratic Governors Association. Also Read: Biden under pressure to drop presidential re-run as Trump widens his lead New York Governor, Kathy Hochul, also said that they fully backed Biden for the presidential position. "I'm here to tell you today: President Joe Biden is in it today to win, and all of us said we pledged our support to him because the stakes could not be higher," Hochul said. "We feel very confident in his abilities." Gavin Newsom of California, who met Biden but did not speak to the reporters, later posted on X, "I heard three words from the President tonight - he’s all in. And so am I. Joe Biden's had our back. Now it’s time to have his." Biden at the debate and his campaign's response Bidne's debate performance had set panic among the Dems, with members of the Democratic Governors Association raising concerns about him and the campaign's response to it. Biden looked frazzled at the debate, unable to complete his thoughts and finish sentences. × The Biden campaign released a statement after the meeting, in which it said, "All participants reiterated their shared commitment to do everything possible to make sure President Biden and Vice President Harris beat Donald Trump in November."

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