Biden's Soft Approval
Jon Favreau discusses the mixed views on Joe Biden among diverse groups of voters, highlighting their disappointment and concerns. Ezra Klein shares his theory that Biden's success lies in his ability to create open space for Republicans to motivate Democrats, without turning off his own supporters.In this clip
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Why Do So Few Democrats Want Biden to Run in 2024?
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