Obama Anxious About Biden’s Re-Election Chances – Becoming More Involved In Campaign
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Democrats are worried about Joe Biden’s re-election hopes.
Former President Barack Obama is becoming “increasingly involved” in Joe Biden’s re-election bid according to a new report.
Former President Barack Obama is anxious about President Joe Biden’s chances of reelection, so he has “increasingly involved” himself in the Biden campaign, sources told New York Magazine.
Obama’s involvement reportedly began after Biden campaign officials realized in late 2023 that they would face former President Donald Trump in a historic rematch.
Trump has about a two-in-three chance of completing the greatest political comeback in modern American politics, an Economist model forecast in June. In addition, 73 percent of voters think Biden is too old to be an effective president, a New York Times/Siena College survey in March showed, including 61 percent who supported Biden in 2020.
Obama’s role includes consulting with O’Malley Dillon, Biden’s campaign chair, and Anita Dunn, a Biden aide who worked with Obama. He advises on digital budget strategy, assists in hands-on-public relations work with Hollywood celebrities, and fundraises for the president
Joe Biden is trailing Donald Trump according to the Real Clear Politics average.
