Media outlet, host Shannon Bream, reported this weekend an unexpected lack of Democratic support for President Joe Biden's decision to continue his presidential run. Bream highlighted on the popular program 'Fox News Sunday' that the show's producers challenged in their unsuccessful efforts to find any Democrats ready to publicly endorse Biden's decision.

For several days leading up to the show, Bream's team strived to find an ally, any ally, from the Democratic side who might be ready to stand by Biden's decision to keep his campaign alive. Alas, their efforts were only met with refusals or non-responses. Bream underlined that there were indeed many interactions with Biden's supporters and affiliates, but none seemed prepared to share their support for Biden's campaign decision on the show.

The conspicuously absent voices leave the discussion skewed, an imbalance that the team of 'Fox News Sunday' had tried tirelessly to avoid. It seems the Democratic side of the spectrum has offered little to no response or support for Biden's current decision, leading to a one-sided dialogue.

The evident non-backing of Biden comes on the heels of a lackluster performance from Biden in a June 27 Presidential debate opposite former President Donald Trump. Critics, including those within Biden's own party, deemed his performance way below par - characterized by his seemingly frail appearance and, at certain instances, an inability to convey his thoughts coherently.

This has and continues to stir up serious concerns pertaining to the President's mental prowess, and how his advanced age of 81 might be influencing his cognitive abilities. Both elected Democrats and donors, along with other affiliates within the party, have begun to gradually pull their support from Biden.

Media outlet, host Shannon Bream, reported this weekend an unexpected lack of Democratic support for President Joe Biden's decision to continue his presidential run. Bream highlighted on the popular program 'Fox News Sunday' that the show's producers challenged in their unsuccessful efforts to find any Democrats ready to publicly endorse Biden's decision.
For several days leading up to the show, Bream's team strived to find an ally, any ally, from the Democratic side who might be ready to stand by Biden's decision to keep his campaign alive. Alas, their efforts were only met with refusals or non-responses. Bream underlined that there were indeed many interactions with Biden's supporters and affiliates, but none seemed prepared to share their support for Biden's campaign decision on the show.
The conspicuously absent voices leave the discussion skewed, an imbalance that the team of 'Fox News Sunday' had tried tirelessly to avoid. It seems the Democratic side of the spectrum has offered little to no response or support for Biden's current decision, leading to a one-sided dialogue.
The evident non-backing of Biden comes on the heels of a lackluster performance from Biden in a June 27 Presidential debate opposite former President Donald Trump. Critics, including those within Biden's own party, deemed his performance way below par - characterized by his seemingly frail appearance and, at certain instances, an inability to convey his thoughts coherently.
This has and continues to stir up serious concerns pertaining to the President's mental prowess, and how his advanced age of 81 might be influencing his cognitive abilities. Both elected Democrats and donors, along with other affiliates within the party, have begun to gradually pull their support from Biden.

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