President Joe Biden Reportedly Regrets Dropping Out Of 2024 Presidential Race, Believes He Could've Beaten Donald Trump

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43% : However, insiders told The Washington Post that Biden does not regret participating in the debate, just his performance.RELATED: President Biden And President-Elect Donald Trump Shake Hands At White House Meeting --
26% : Biden Says He Is Looking Forward To "A Smooth Transition"As mentioned, the outlet reported that Joe Biden made sure to avoid pointing the finger at VP Kamala Harris, who was defeated by Donald Trump.
24% : In addition to his poor debate performance and low approval numbers, Biden also faced a decrease in funding over the summer as donors began to doubt he'd actually beat Trump and secure a re-election, following his debate performance.
7% : RELATED: Donald Trump Says He Has A 'Much Better' Beach Body Than Joe Biden And Claims Biden And Kamala Harris Are Both 'Mentally Impaired'While being careful not to necessarily blame his Vice President pick Kamala Harris, President Joe Biden reportedly insists that he could have won re-election had he not dropped out of the 2024 presidential election race, handing the reins to Harris and allowing Donald Trump to win.
5% : Speaking of his debate against Donald Trump, Joe Biden reportedly acknowledged that he had "screwed up" as he struggled to piece together sentences and defend his policies.
4% : Additionally, many Democrats reportedly blame Kamala Harris' loss to Donald Trump on Joe Biden insisting that he not drop out of the 2024 presidential race sooner.
0% : On Saturday (December 28), The Washington Post reported that Joe Biden still regrets dropping out of the presidential race in July after facing mounting pressure from Democrats, telling him to step aside and allow way for VP Kamala Harris to run in his place against President-elect Donald Trump.RELATED: Joe Biden Drags Donald Trump And Calls Trump Supporters 'Garbage' Following Comedian's Insults Against Puerto Rico, Biden Later Clarifies Comments After BacklashReportedly, Biden and some of his aides privately boasted to others "in recent days" that he still believes he should have stayed in the race and could have beaten Trump in the November election, despite his controversial debate performance on June 27 and low approval numbers that ultimately led to him leaving the race and nominating VP Kamala Harris.

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