Naomi Lim is a White House reporter at the Washington Examiner. She previously reported on crime and politics for News Corp Australia. She returned to Washington in 2015 after interning in Washington, D.C., as an undergraduate. She worked at CNN and the BBC while earning a master's degree in public policy from Georgetown University.
President Joe Biden's poor polling is giving Democrats heart palpitations before next year's election, with prominent party members encouraging Biden not to seek a second term.
Regardless, Democrats, from former Obama chief political strategist David Axelrod to Sen. Richard Blumenthal , have questioned Biden's candidacy after the poll. He's defied CW before but this will send tremors of doubt thru the party--not "bed-wetting," but legitimate concern. https://t.co/g6zeWF0T87 Suffolk University Political Research Center Director David Paleologos also emphasized the poll's assumption there will only be two candidates for president.
For Northeastern University political science professor Costas Panagopoulos, it would be"risky" for those hoping to replace Biden to attempt to do so during August's Democratic National Convention because there would"not be ample time for the national electorate to coalesce around the alternative."
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