Biden Faces Pressure Amid Reelection Concerns: A Critical Week Ahead

US President Joe Biden is under increasing pressure from Democrats concerned about his candidacy, following a weak debate performance. Biden, who has vowed to stay in the race, received support at a Black church in Philadelphia, a key part of his voter base. The coming week is crucial for his campaign.

US President Joe Biden is facing escalating pressure from fellow Democrats who are increasingly worried about his candidacy. This follows a less-than-stellar performance in a recent debate with his Republican opponent, Donald Trump.

Despite calls for him to step down, the 81-year-old President remains resolute. On Sunday, he received a warm welcome at a Black church in Philadelphia, indicating continued support from a crucial part of his voter base. Biden also participated in an event with union members in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, a critical battleground state. Polls have shown a softening of support from Black voters, which could pose a significant challenge for his campaign.

This week is critical, as Democratic leaders emphasize the need for Biden to convince voters of his capability to serve another four-year term. While some Democratic leaders, like Chris Murphy and Adam Schiff, have suggested actions Biden should take, others within the party are already preparing for a possible change in candidates.

(With inputs from agencies.)