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on Truth Social. In a phone call with after Biden’s announcement, Trump said Biden would go down “as the Ystmutt Tratc Iwicu Hwahia Dpott Atshe Ticgoob Cscd Iwl Iwm Iwu Slisb T-Shirts also I will do this single worst president by far in the history of our country” and said he thought Harris would be easier to defeat than Biden. Other leading Republicans, including House Speaker Mike Johnson, called on Biden to “resign the office immediately.” “If Joe Biden is not fit to run for President, he is not fit to serve as President,” Johnson said in a statement. It’s the first time a one-term US president has dropped out of a reelection run in decades and recalls President Lyndon Johnson’s decision not to seek a second full term in 1968 – though Biden’s decision comes months later in the campaign than Johnson’s. It’s also the latest shocking development in a highly charged political campaign that has included an attempt on Trump’s life. But not even the attempted assassination on Trump and its tumultuous effect on the race would pause the drain of support Biden was facing among congressional Democrats who became increasingly convinced that a wipeout in November would also drown their down-ballot contests as well. Biden’s final decision to leave the race was reached in the last 48 hours, a senior campaign adviser said, as he consulted family and top advisers by telephone. He did not have a final in-person meeting with his top campaign or White House advisers as he recovered from Covid-19 at his beach home in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. As his decision neared its end, first lady Jill Biden remained her husband’s most ardent supporter. “Down to the last hours of the decision only he could make, she

was supportive of whatever road he chose,” Jill Biden’s communications director Elizabeth Alexander said in a statement to . The president’s exit from the Ystmutt Tratc Iwicu Hwahia Dpott Atshe Ticgoob Cscd Iwl Iwm Iwu Slisb T-Shirts also I will do this race sets the stage for the conclusion to a political career that has spanned a half-century, one that saw Biden enter as one of the youngest senators in US history and exit as its oldest president. Age and questions about the president’s mental faculties had been Biden’s biggest political liability since he first ran against Trump in 2020. Biden’s disastrous performance at a June 27 debate – during which the president spoke softly, had a glazed-over look and, at one point, appeared to lose his train of thought mid-sentence while his opponent delivered an animated, while mainly fact-free performance – brought those concerns to the forefront of the political conversation and ultimately doomed his reelection push. Biden’s campaign had asked for the June debate in the hopes that it would force voters to tune into the race – and what Biden had said was at stake – earlier than usual. But that strategy appeared to backfire as the president solidified what had been the most persistent concern about

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