Obama Was Reportedly The Biden Ragu Can Win Again The US Presidential Election

US President Joe Biden/PHOTO via Instagram @potus

JAKARTA - Former President of the United States Barack Obama told his allies in recent days Joe Biden's path to winning the presidential election has greatly reduced.

According to him, Biden needs to seriously consider the feasibility of his candidacy, the Washington Post reported on Thursday, July 18, citing several people who were given an explanation of Obama's thoughts.

After Joe Biden's poor performance in the presidential candidate debate, his support for him has decreased. The latest news says the Democratic Party's main donors have postponed donations of 90 million US dollars (Rp1.45 trillion) promised for President Joe Biden's campaign as long as he remains a presidential candidate from the party due to increasing pressure.

Based on media reports, pressure on Biden to end his re-election campaign has escalated as around 12 Democratic Party members on Capitol Hill issued public calls for Biden to step down following poor debate performance against former President Donald Trump.

Donations to the pro-Biden super PAC, Future Forward, cover several US double-digit donations, two people familiar with the matter told the New York Times newspaper.

However, the political action committee did not respond to requests for comment and did not explain the donors who decided to withhold their funding. Future Forward is reportedly taking a break on major decisions until the deadlock is finalized.

In the midst of an internal Democratic commotion, Biden once wrote a letter addressed to members of the Democratic Party Congress. He stressed that he would continue his efforts to be re-elected in the US Presidential Election.

"I want you to know that despite all the speculation in the media and elsewhere, I am strongly committed to staying in this race, to go through this race until the end, and to beat Donald Trump," Biden wrote in his letter, obtained by CNN. July 8th.

Biden spoke of growing concern about the continuity of his plans in the expressly spoken letter.

The question of how to move forward has been well discussed for more than a week, and this is the time to end it. We have one job to beat Donald Trump. We have 42 days to go to the Democratic Convention and 119 days to the general election. Weakening determination or uncertainty of future tasks will only help Trump and harm us," Biden said. This is the time to unite, move forward as a united party, and beat Donald Trump, Biden said in a letter also posted on Instagram @jobiden.

This is a critical week for Biden's political future as he seeks to dampen the increasingly severe adverse effects on House and Senate sessions for the first time since the debate.

A number of Democratic Party officials in parliament told minority leader Hakeem Jeffries on Sunday, July 7, Biden needed to step down amid concerns over the failed outcome of the Democratic election.

Shortly after the letter was released, Biden held a Morning Joe event on MSNBC, which is part of a strategy to conduct more screenless meetings to allay concerns about his age.

But his performance, although energetic, may not have had the expected impact.

As discussed by CNN, Biden gave a long and sometimes on the outside of questions about his letter to the Democratic Party.

And I've been around this country for several reasons, first, to make sure I'm right that the party still wants me to be a candidate. All the data, all the data shows that the average Democratic Party out there who voted, 14 million of those who voted for me, still wanted me to be candidate number 1, "said Biden.