Biden’s donors and fundraisers worried about his reelection campaign.

As the race for the White House heats up, Democratic donors find themselves at a crossroads regarding the future of President Biden’s campaign. Reports suggest that there is a sense of uncertainty and concern among top fundraising chairs and donors about the viability of Biden’s presidential bid.

A campaign call held on Monday evening shed light on the growing anxiety surrounding Biden’s mental capacity, following a disastrous debate performance. The president’s staff addressed the concerns head-on, providing what participants described as a “good, honest assessment” of the situation.

One participant shared with ABC, “It was good for them to do, no surprising questions nor surprising answers, but it was good nonetheless.” However, not all donors share the same level of optimism.

According to an anonymous donor, “They can bring him to do 20 more speeches. He can’t recover from this.” The sentiment was echoed by another donor who expressed concern about Biden’s ability to bounce back from recent challenges.

Nevertheless, some donors remain steadfast in their support for the president. Andrew Weinstein, a longtime Biden donor, voiced his confidence in Biden’s resilience, stating, “Every time Joe Biden is counted out, he proves his doubters wrong. I have faith he’ll do it this time too.”

Despite differing opinions among Democratic donors, there is a consensus that Biden must take decisive action to address the growing skepticism surrounding his candidacy. A top fundraiser, speaking to The Washington Post, emphasized the need for a campaign shake-up and strong leadership moving forward.

Meanwhile, in a surprising turn of events, Democratic Rep. Lloyd Doggett of Texas became the first elected official in the party to call for Biden to end his reelection campaign. Drawing parallels to former President Lyndon Johnson’s decision to withdraw, Doggett emphasized the importance of making a difficult but necessary choice for the greater good.

With pressure mounting on the Biden campaign, plans are underway for the president to meet with Democrat governors on Wednesday. The meeting, likely to be held virtually, comes in the aftermath of Biden’s lackluster debate performance against former President Donald Trump.

As the political landscape continues to evolve, all eyes are on President Biden and his ability to navigate the challenges ahead. The future of his campaign hangs in the balance, dependent on his response to the growing concerns among Democratic donors and party officials.