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President Joe Biden has expressed anger at former President Barack Obama and several other Democrats, calling their silence on his candidacy for the November election a form of betrayal.
Biden, who is recovering from COVID-19 in Delaware, has spoken to US media, saying he feels betrayed by the lack of support from Obama and other Democratic Party figures such as Bill and Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, and Adam Schiff.
Despite these feelings, Biden has confirmed that he will continue to run for president in the November elections, even though it has been claimed by political analysts that the resignation will take place this week.
This was hinted at by the American President, who reacted from the quarantine by accusing Donald Trump of offering a "dark vision" for America.
Biden says he's looking forward to getting back on the campaign trail next week and winning the election in November.
"There is a lot at stake and the choice is clear. Together we will win. Donald Trump's dark vision of the future does not represent who we are as Americans. Today, as a party and as a country, we can and will defeat him in the polls. I look forward to returning to the race next week to continue exposing the threat posed by Donald Trump's 2025 agenda...,” Biden said in a press release issued by his campaign team after the conclusion of the National Convention. Republican.
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