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Which party will win the 2024 presidential election?
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Schumer Urges Biden to Withdraw from 2024 Race, Citing Risks of Losing to Trump and Potential Loss of Senate and House
Jan 17, 2025, 12:48 PM
Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer expressed concerns to President Joe Biden about the potential consequences of running for re-election in 2024. Schumer warned that if Biden were to lose to Donald Trump, it could result in the loss of the Senate and House, leading to Biden being remembered as one of the 'darkest figures' in American history. Schumer's comments were part of a broader discussion about Biden's viability as a candidate, with reports indicating that he had urged Biden to withdraw from the race. Schumer's concerns were echoed by former President Barack Obama, who suggested that he might not be the best messenger for this message. During discussions, Biden reportedly questioned whether Vice President Kamala Harris could win if he stepped aside. The context of these conversations raises questions about the internal dynamics of the Democratic Party as it navigates the upcoming election cycle.
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