Biden: Fighting on with support from Democrats as he moves forward with re-election bid

President Biden, despite rumors and pressure to withdraw his candidacy after a disappointing performance in the debate with Donald Trump, has reassured Democratic governors that he is running to win in the November elections. According to sources, the 81-year-old president underwent a medical check-up last week due to a cold and explained his decision to attend the meeting. The exam did not include any major tests.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre earlier denied that Biden had undergone any medical tests since his last physical in February. However, attendees of the White House meeting exclusively revealed this information to ABC News. Despite concerns about Biden’s age and ability to beat Trump, Democratic officials, donors, and lawmakers continue to show support for him and believe he is fit for office.

Despite facing challenges and doubts surrounding his candidacy, Biden remains committed to fighting for another term in the White House. He has scheduled interviews and campaign events over the Fourth of July weekend to boost his image and address concerns about his health. Although many within the Democratic party have called on him to step aside, Biden has chosen to fight on with determination and support from Democratic governors and representatives.

In conclusion, despite ongoing doubts about his candidacy due to age concerns and debate performance, President Joe Biden remains determined to fight for re-election bid with support from Democrat governors and representatives.