Against the backdrop of careful analysis of the political situation, high -ranking members of the election headquarters Joe Biden began to express doubts about his opportunity to win in the next presidential election in the United States.
According to The Washington Post, which refers to sources in the middle of the campaign, internal meetings at the headquarters reflect the growing uncertainty among key figures.
Although in personal meetings, they continue to assure everyone in the opposite.
"The vast majority of the senior campaign staff are depressed and do not see the way," said the Democrat strategist, familiar with the course of conversations. The second source did not deny this description.
In a closed meeting on Wednesday, the leaders of some trade unions, many of whom are hard -working Biden supporters, called on the White House to show them a plan of victory.
Baiden's donors have privately made it clear that by the end of the week, they could publicly urge him to leave the race, and while they give him time to do so, so as not to put the president in an uncomfortable position.
The first senator-democrat, who publicly urged Biden to leave the race-Peter Velch from Vermont. A number of Democrats from the House of Representatives also did it.
