Senate Democrats won't meet Monday to discuss their support for President Biden continuing his re-election bid, despite an effort by Sen.
Mark Warner (D-Va.) to organize such a meeting, Axios has learned.
Warner's meeting had been seen as a potential watershed moment for Senate Democrats, who have remained largely silent on Biden's future amid calls for him to step aside.
Sen.
Mark Warner (D-Va.) last week was reaching out to Democratic senators about meeting to discuss Biden's path forward, but that meeting was never scheduled, a person familiar with Warner's thinking told Axios.
Details of the proposed meeting leaking out made it impossible for there to be a private conversation, the source said.Senate Democrats as a whole will meet Tuesday for a regularly scheduled caucus meeting.
Democratic senators are having ongoing conversations about whether Biden should remain at the top of the ticket amid concerns about his mental acuity, the source said.
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@Xemplary1976Republican2yrs2Y
Biden's handlers were all 'you must not like your seat anymore' and they folded like a cheap tent
@MajesticSyrupMountain2yrs2Y
It is because they finally realized they seem foolish for moving forward on something that Joe Biden said he isn't dropping out. Finally, they are waking up.
@SomeSenatorJD 2yrs2Y
The fact a faction of the Democratic Party was trying to remove Biden from the ticket shows the American people the party is unfit to lead.
@OrangeBrettDemocrat2yrs2Y
Warner is going to pay for this come primary time
@OriginalPupDemocrat2yrs2Y
Good. They should be supporting Biden, not trying to stab him in the back. WE the voters want Biden.
He's finished. Biden needs to just resign.
@WalrusHalDemocrat2yrs2Y
So, Warner's coup failed before it even started.
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