In Washington, concern over the health of US President Joe Biden has intensified, which has become the subject of wide discussion among influential representatives of the Democratic Party. Although Biden has vowed to continue his presidential campaign, some members of the party have expressed serious concerns about his physical and mental health.
“Look, I think there's a growing concern. I think it's going to be a busy week in Washington, despite the critical issues in the country and the world happening on the floor...Politics will go into hyperdrive this week," said Democratic Congressman Mike Quigley.
Quigley became the fourth House Democrat to publicly call for Biden to resign, which he said was a "painful" decision. Quigley joined Seth Moulton, Lloyd Doggett and Raúl Grijalve.
One senior Democratic aide told ABC News that Biden should "buckle up for a wild week." According to the publication, "Biden has a busy few days" as he plans to hold several campaign events in Philadelphia on Sunday and host a NATO summit next week.
