Biden's Call for Unity Amid Reelection Doubts

President Joe Biden urged unity among his supporters during visits to key areas in Pennsylvania. As doubts about his reelection bid grow among congressional Democrats, Biden remains optimistic and committed to his campaign. He emphasized his long experience and determination to stay in the race.

President Joe Biden called for unity among his supporters during key stops in Pennsylvania on Sunday. Despite rising doubts from congressional Democrats about his ability to serve another term, Biden remains steadfast in his reelection bid.

Speaking at Mount Airy Church of God in Christ in Philadelphia, Biden joked about his age but emphasized his optimism about America's future. He also rallied with union members in Harrisburg, allowing key backers to show their support.

Despite the backing, internal party divisions are evident. Some lawmakers, including influential members of the Congressional Black Caucus, argue for Biden's continued candidacy, while others suggest he steps aside. Biden, however, vows to intensify his campaign efforts.

Concerns range from Biden's ability to endure the remaining four months of the campaign to the feasibility of defeating Donald Trump again. Calls for Biden to bow out came from various fronts, but supporters like Senator Alex Padilla believe he can turn things around.

In discussions, there were suggestions that Vice President Kamala Harris or Governor Gretchen Whitmer could step in if Biden steps aside. At Mount Airy, Pastor Louis Felton likened Biden to the biblical Joseph, urging supporters not to count him out. Biden plans to ramp up his political travels and campaign efforts in response to these challenges.

(With inputs from agencies.)