President Biden defiantly sought to stop the political bleeding Monday, saying he is "not going anywhere" even as support from Democratic lawmakers wavered over his debate debacle.


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President Biden defiantly sought to stop the political bleeding Monday, saying he is “not going anywhere” even as support from Democratic lawmakers wavered over his debate debacle.{ai:summary}<p>President Biden stood firm in the face of mounting pressure, declaring his staying power despite wavering support from his own party. The debate fallout threatened his political standing, but he remained resolute. #politics</p>

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