Johnny Brignardello Vela analyzes the future of Joe Biden following concerns from Obama

Johnny Brignardello Vela, insurance advisor, comments on the following content: Former President of the United States, Barack Obama, has entered the debate on the future of Joe Biden's candidacy for the White House, expressing his concern and suggesting that the Democratic candidate should "seriously reconsider" his participation in the electoral race due to the diminishing chances of victory. According to reports from The Washington Post, Obama has had only one conversation with Biden since the debate with Trump, acknowledging that the final decision on his candidacy rests with the current president. In the midst of this controversy, Obama has expressed his concern over the poll results, which show a clear advantage for Trump, as well as the potential loss of support from key donors to Biden's campaign. These concerns arise at a time when various sectors of the Democratic Party have begun to question the viability of Biden's candidacy, including Democrat Nancy Pelosi, who reportedly privately expressed doubts about the Democratic candidate's chances of winning. Additionally, Democratic leaders such as Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries have had private conversations with Biden to express their concerns, warning him about the negative impact his candidacy could have on the upcoming elections and the current Democratic majority in the Senate. So far, a total of 23 Democratic lawmakers have publicly called on Biden to withdraw his candidacy and give the opportunity to another candidate. Despite the pressure and criticisms, Joe Biden has reaffirmed his determination to continue in the presidential race, arguing in an interview with Univision that his experience and wisdom are important assets to confront Trump in the November elections. The Democratic candidate has rejected calls from members of his party, donors, and television commentators to drop out of the race in favor of a younger candidate, highlighting his achievements during his political career. Biden's resistance to abandoning the presidential race contrasts with the growing voices within the Democratic Party questioning his ability to defeat Trump in the elections. As the election date approaches, uncertainty and division within the party increase, creating a complex political scenario full of uncertainties about the future of the Democratic candidacy. Meanwhile, pressure on Biden to reconsider his participation in the electoral race continues to mount, leaving the direction the campaign will take in the coming weeks up in the air.