New Jersey democrats remain split over President Biden’s candidacy
Despite split opinions in the party since the debate two weeks ago, President Joe Biden has said he does not plan on dropping out of the race.
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Jul 11, 2024, 10:04 AM
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Updated 85 days ago
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7ds agoDemocrats in the Garden State are divided as more in the house call for President Joe Biden to step down ahead of November’s election, including congresswoman Mikie Sherrill.
Others in the party are now weighing in. Jersey City mayor and current gubernatorial candidate Steve Fulop posted on X in support of the president.
He said in part, "A bad debate or Washington pundits commenting are not reasons to walk away from him. He is one of the most successful presidents in modern history + he deserves a second term..."
RELATED: Rep. Mikie Sherrill releases statement asking for President Joe Biden to not run for reelection
Rep. Rob Menendez Jr. weighed in and released a statement that said, "... We have a nominee today with a proven track record that any democrat would be proud to run on..."
He goes on to say, “I urge the Biden campaign to continue to be transparent with the American people..."
Despite split opinions in the party since the debate two weeks ago, Biden has said he does not plan on dropping out of the race.
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