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Top Democrats reckon with Biden’s reemergence as party looks to move past 2024 election

  • Following the 2024 election where Kamala Harris lost to Donald Trump, prominent Democrats now confront renewed questions about Joe Biden's health and political legacy.
  • This scrutiny follows allegations in the book Original Sin that White House aides concealed Biden's cognitive and physical decline, and reveals mixed party views on his 2024 reelection bid.
  • Democratic leaders and strategists acknowledge Biden's decline; figures like Senator Chris Murphy confirm it, while Pete Buttigieg cautiously agrees; Buttigieg said, “most people would agree that’s the case.”
  • Polls from January 2022 and August 2023 show persistent concerns about Biden’s age, with only 48% of Democrats initially supporting his reelection and 75% of Americans later saying he was too old for another term.
  • The Democratic Party faces challenges rebuilding after its 2024 defeat, balancing pushing past Biden’s tenure with addressing voters’ demands for authenticity and truth about party mistakes.
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CNN broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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