Source: Fox News
Summary
President Barack Obama has been actively involved in Democratic campaigns, while former President Joe Biden has remained largely absent. Obama’s popularity and political value are seen as higher than Biden’s, with many Democratic strategists believing he is more effective at rallying voters. Biden’s absence has fueled Republican claims that Democrats are moving on from him. Despite this, Biden has made some endorsements and appearances, and a Biden insider suggests more is to come from the former president this election season.
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Once again, the discussion returns to a familiar question.
Democrats turn to Obama, not Biden, for big campaigns.
Obama is more popular, more valuable, and more visible.
Biden’s absence sparks Republican claims of a party move away from him.
Obama’s involvement is seen as a way to boost turnout and rally voters.
As expected, the party’s reliance on Obama raises questions about Biden’s role.
It’s just another stage in the ongoing performance of party politics.
Author: Evan Null
