Biden reiterated his intention to run for re-election during a campaign event in Madison, Wisconsin.
No senior Democrats have urged Biden to drop out. The campaign is planning an aggressive comeback.
President Joe Biden faced calls to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race following poor debate performance.
Some Democrats called on Biden to quit the race due to concerns about his fitness and age.
President Joe Biden faced calls to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race following his poor performance in the recent debate. However, during a campaign event in Madison, Wisconsin, Biden reiterated his intention to run for re-election and defeat Donald Trump once again.
Biden's debate performance raised concerns about his fitness and age. Some Democrats called on him to quit the race. Despite these calls, no senior Democrats have urged Biden to drop out. Instead, the campaign is planning an aggressive comeback.
During his speech in Madison, Wisconsin, Biden acknowledged that he had a bad night at the debate but expressed confidence in winning again. He said:
It is unclear who these 'some Democrats' are that called on Biden to quit the race.
The article mentions concerns about Biden's fitness and age, but it does not provide any specific evidence or quotes from Democrats to support this claim.
President Biden reiterated his intention to run for re-election in the 2024 race during a campaign event in Madison, Wisconsin.
Biden acknowledged that his debate performance was not his best but expressed confidence in winning again.
Accuracy
President Biden will attempt to quiet detractors calling for him to drop out with an ABC News interview on Friday.
President Biden refuses to leave the presidential race and claims he is the nominee of the Democratic Party.
Deception
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None Found At Time Of
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Fallacies
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The authors use an appeal to authority fallacy when they quote Democrats alluding to Biden's debate performance and the importance of Wisconsin in the election. They also use inflammatory rhetoric by describing Trump as a 'former President' and 'dictator of North Korea'. No explicit dichotomous depictions or logical fallacies were found.
What a week. First, let’s acknowledge it – rough debate. One guy needed a lozenge, the other guy needed a lie detector and a conscience and a reminder that he’s not running for dictator of North Korea.
The best way forward right now is a decision for the president to make. Over the coming days, I urge him to listen to the American people and carefully evaluate whether he remains our best hope to defeat Donald Trump.
Biden's performance at the recent CNN debate led to questions about his fitness and age, with some Democrats calling for him to withdraw from the race.
Despite these calls, no senior Democrats have urged Biden to quit, and his campaign is planning an aggressive comeback.
Accuracy
Biden vowed to stay in the race for re-election and defeat Donald Trump in a speech in Madison, Wisconsin.
President Biden will attempt to quiet detractors calling for him to drop out with an ABC News interview on Friday.
Deception
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None Found At Time Of
Publication
Fallacies
(85%)
The authors use an appeal to emotion when they mention the signs held by voters at the rally and quote some of their statements. They also use a hasty generalization when they state that 'no senior Democrats have called on him to quit' but only mention three Democrats who have done so.
Multiple Biden supporters told BBC News that they supported his bid for re-election and were not concerned about the debate debacle.
Some said that while Mr Biden struggled for words, more focus should be on his Republican rival. 'During the debate, [Trump] told a bunch of lies. How is that any worse than what Biden did?' said Greg Hovel, 67.
I wanted to have a first hand look at how he's like, his mannerisms, his energy.', 'I'm worried about his capacity to beat Trump.', said Thomas Leffler, a health researcher from Madison.
Bias
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The authors express their opinion that there is 'a lot of speculation' about Biden dropping out of the race and that 'pressure on Mr Biden to step aside has only grown'. They also quote Democrats calling for him to withdraw from the race. These statements demonstrate a bias towards reporting on the possibility of Biden dropping out, rather than focusing on his campaign and efforts to win re-election.
There's been a lot of speculation. What's Joe going to do?
Three Democrats in the House of Representatives in Congress have now called for him to withdraw from the race - Lloyd Doggett of Texas and Raúl Grijalva of Arizona and Seth Moulton of Massachusetts.
President Biden will attempt to quiet detractors calling for him to drop out with an ABC News interview on Friday.
Stephanopoulos rose to prominence in 1992 as one of the top staffers for Bill Clinton during his first run for president and was featured in the award-winning documentary ‘The War Room'
He has become one of ABC News’ leading journalists, co-anchoring ‘Good Morning America’ and hosting the channel’s Sunday morning political talk show, ‘This Week.’
Accuracy
][The interview will air on Friday, July 5, 2021][
Biden's poor performance in the debate led to calls for him to drop out of the race from politicians on both sides of the aisle.
President Biden refuses to leave the presidential race and claims he is the nominee of the Democratic Party.
President Biden refuses to leave the presidential race and claims he is the nominee of the Democratic Party.
Biden made a mistake during his speech in Madison, Wis. and said he will beat Trump in 2024 instead of 2024.
Sources close to Biden have reportedly witnessed as many as 20 episodes of cognitive decline in the past year.
Rep. Lloyd Doggett was the first House Democrat to call on Biden to drop out of the race.
Sen. Mark Warner is organizing a letter calling on Biden to drop his bid for a second term.
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey urged Biden to carefully evaluate whether he remains the best hope to defeat Trump.
Accuracy
Biden made a mistake during his speech in Madison, Wis. and said he will beat Trump in 2020 instead of 2024.
Deception
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The author makes multiple statements about Biden's intentions to run for re-election in 2024, stating 'I'm running and going to win again', 'I will beat him again in 2024'. However, during the same speech, Biden also said 'we're going to do it again in 2024'. This inconsistency suggests selective reporting by the author as they only report statements that support their preconceived notion of Biden running for re-election. The author does not disclose any sources for these quotes, making it impossible to verify their accuracy.
I'm running and going to win again.
I will beat him again in 2024.
we're going to do it again in 2024
Fallacies
(85%)
The author makes an error in reporting the election year that President Biden mentioned during his speech. This is a fallacy of misquotation or misrepresentation. The author also reports on speculation and concerns about Biden's age and fitness for office, which can be considered inflammatory rhetoric.
> The president appeared to misspeak during his speech, claiming ‘I will beat [Trump] again in 2020.’ A few seconds later, Biden added: ‘By the way, we’re going to do it again in 2024.’
> Several Democrats have publicly called for Biden to drop out of the race due to concerns about his age and perceived cognitive decline.
> Rep. Lloyd Doggett (D-Texas) became the first House Democrat to call on Biden to drop out.
Bias
(80%)
The author makes multiple statements expressing that Biden is running for re-election and will win again in 2024. However, during the speech, Biden mistakenly says 'I will beat [Trump] again in 2020'. This inconsistency could be seen as an unintentional error or a slip of the tongue. However, given that the author is reporting on this mistake and emphasizing Biden's commitment to running for re-election in 2024, it could also be interpreted as an intentional emphasis on the year 2020, potentially implying a desire for Biden to run again despite being older and facing questions about his fitness for office. This could be seen as a subtle bias towards Biden's campaign and his continued candidacy.
Biden gathered with his family to assess the campaign's future at Camp David, with his son Hunter reportedly pushing for him to stay in the race.
Biden would be 86 if he completes a full second term and is still struggling to hang on to his political viability after his dazed and confused CNN debate showing last Thursday panicked fellow Democrats. Biden told a crowd at a North Carolina rally the day after the debate that he doesn't 'debate as well as I used to' but insisted that he can still 'do this job.',
Healey, 53, was one of 10 Democratic governors to travel to the White House on Wednesday to meet with Biden in person.
President Biden doubled down Friday on his refusal to leave the presidential race saying 'I'm the nominee of the Democratic Party.',
Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.), the chairman of the chamber's intelligence committee, is organizing a letter calling on Biden to drop his bid for a second term,
