Democrats in panic about Biden campaign

 DC Daily Journal:

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Former Obama adviser Van Jones reveals that Democrats have shifted from merely discussing the possibility of replacing President Biden for the 2024 ticket to actively plotting how they can get him to step aside.

Jones says the party is now in “full-scale panic” behind the scenes as President Biden faces mounting pressure to abandon his re-election bid following his disastrous debate performance against former President Trump last week.

“I understand people want to defend him and protect him and give him the space and the dignity to make his own choice,” Jones said on CNN Wednesday, referring to Biden.

“But there is a big conversation happening right now about how this happens – not whether.”
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“I just got to be honest, everybody comes on the air and says all this great stuff but behind the scenes, it’s full-scale panic,” Jones said.
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Those in a full-scale panic are just being realistic.  The debate made it impossible for them to ignore Biden's dementia.  Voters saw it and they are concerned if they were not already aware that Biden is suffering from dementia.

See also:

Media concealed Biden’s cognitive decline because they hate Trump

Reporters turned on president only when the lie became impossible to sustain

And:

 Biden Hits the Lowest Approval Number Ever

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 According to a survey released Friday from FiveThirtyEight, Biden's job approval sits at 36%, while 57% of Americans disapprove of the president. The polling data from FiveThirtyEight is an aggregate of publicly available polls that adhere to strict criteria of methodology, sources, weighing criteria, and poll funding.

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