Biden insists he can still beat Trump, refuses to step aside ahead of...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : When a reporter asked whether he could still beat Trump, 78, Biden shouted back, "Yes!"Biden has privately told allies, however, that he may have to cede the nomination if he can't stabilize his political footing -- with his interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos, a former Clinton White House operative turned "Good Morning America," widely seen as a make-or-break moment.
32% : "At an Independence Day appearance Thursday evening, Biden again stumbled, telling military members and their families, "I've been in and out of battle" -- despite never serving in the armed forces -- and seeming to catch himself as he nearly referred to Trump as a "colleague," before extemporaneously adding "there's no congestion" wherever his motorcade travels.
22% : Thus far, only a handful of congressional Democrats have said on the record that they believe Biden will lose to Trump if he doesn't step aside, but many more are considering doing so.
12% : Vice President Kamala Harris is the most likely replacement nominee if Biden abandons his re-election campaign, but many elected Democrats fear that she could fare even worse against Trump and prefer a ticket led by someone else, such as Gov. Gavin Newsom of California or Gov. Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan.
6% : Democrats are still reeling from Biden's catastrophic display against Trump at last Thursday's CNN debate, where the president appeared confused and made nonsensical remarks such as that he "beat Medicare.

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