Trump demands ‘exoneration’ after Supreme Court grants immunity as Biden blames fatigue for debate disaster: Live updates

Trump’s daughter plans to attend the upcoming Republican National Convention (RNC) and witness the official nomination as the GOP presidential candidate, despite keeping a public distance from the political machine in recent months.

If Doggett’s line wasn’t bad enough for Biden, Jared Golden of Maine also distanced himself from the president in an op-ed in his state. Bangor Daily News.

Golden wrote that Biden’s debate performance “didn’t shock me as much as others, because the results of this election have been clear to me for months: While I don’t plan to vote for him, Donald Trump will win. And I’m fine with that.”

He continued: “There are winners and losers in every election. Democrats after the hand-wringing debate are based on the idea that Trump’s victory is not only a political loss, but a unique threat to our democracy. I reject the premise.

“Unlike Biden and others, I refuse to participate in a campaign to scare voters with the idea that Trump will end our democratic system.”

Golden said the election is about the economy, not democracy and “when it comes to our economy, our Congress is more important than who occupies the White House”.

Representative Lloyd Doggett of Texas called on Biden to end his re-election campaign, marking the first time a sitting Democratic member of Congress has backed the president to withdraw from the race.

Biden has been running “by a lot” of other Democratic candidates in high-stakes races, trailing Trump in most polls and then “failing” to expose his Republican rivals during debates, according to Doggett.

“The most important consideration is who has the best hope of saving our democracy from an authoritarian takeover by criminals and gangs,” he said in a statement on Tuesday.

Former House speaker and party leader Nancy Pelosi spoke candidly about Biden’s fate to MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell last night.

here Ariana Bayu what else should he say.

The power of the president has always been the ability to unite the Democratic Party, he wrote Eric Garcia.

Now, Republicans are using that against vulnerable Democrats.

Members of Biden’s staff are said to be “less intimidated” by him, prompting advisers to carefully manage their briefings so as not to “set him off,” according to a senior official.

A group of advisers and spin doctors close to Biden have been working hard to project a positive public image for the oldest president in US history, but that seems to be unclear as his campaign remains in crisis.

James Liddell have a story.

The adult film actress, who starred in the Trump money trial, gave an interview with Rachel Maddow on MSNBC last night, in which she expressed her fear that Republicans will “try to make more examples of me” if she returns to the White House and spoke about the prospect of a second term double: “Should we all be worried about this?”

He must have been in rare old form.

The president’s poll numbers are starting to drop in key swing states after last week’s dismal debate performance.

That’s according to a secret poll memo owned by Puck News.

Explain that states where Biden is clearly ahead, such as New Mexico, Virginia, and New Hampshire, are now winnable for Trump.

Biden is currently behind other candidates in polls looking at possible matchups with Trump, including Vice President Kamala Harris and Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer, a memo from OpenLabs shows.

Gustaf Kilander has more.

A group of Democratic governors called for a meeting at the White House to seek assurances from Biden and advisers after the disastrous first debate.

The group, which contains some of the president’s most ardent supporters and some of his potential successors, was surprised to find no connection with the president after the debate, he said. The New York Times.

Biden’s press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, said yesterday that his leader does not suffer from Alzheimer’s, dementia or other degenerative diseases that would explain his rambling, meandering performance during last week’s presidential debate against Trump.

Jean-Pierre was asked directly by The Independent‘s Andrew Feinberg that the president was reported to have lapses in memory and struggles during public events as a result of the disease during the daily press briefing at the White House, the first since Biden’s terrible performance in the first meeting with Trump since their last debate during the 2020 Election.