Biden Seeks Pennsylvania Boost Amidst Mounting Calls to Step Aside President Joe Biden visited the crucial swing state of Pennsylvania on Friday as he faces growing pressure from within his own party to forgo a re-election bid in 2024. The president, who is 80 years old, has seen his approval ratings plummet in recent months due to rising inflation, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and the chaotic withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan. As a result, some Democrats have begun to question whether Biden has the physical and political stamina to lead the country for another four years. In Pennsylvania, Biden is set to participate in a fundraiser for the Democratic National Committee and deliver a speech on the economy. The visit is part of the president’s efforts to energize the Democratic base and fend off rising Republican criticism. However, Biden’s presence in Pennsylvania is also being met with calls for him to step aside in 2024. A group of progressive activists has launched a petition calling on Biden to not seek re-election. The petition has garnered over 500,000 signatures. “It’s time for a new generation of leadership,” said Stacey Abrams, a prominent voting rights activist and former gubernatorial candidate in Georgia. “President Biden has served our country with honor and distinction, but it’s time for him to pass the torch.” Biden has not publicly addressed the calls for him to step aside. However, sources close to the president say that he is determined to run for re-election if he is healthy enough. The president’s visit to Pennsylvania comes as the state prepares for the 2022 midterm elections. Pennsylvania is a key battleground state that both parties are hoping to win. In 2020, Biden narrowly defeated former President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania by a margin of just over 80,000 votes. Whether Biden can replicate that success in 2022 remains to be seen. The economy and the pandemic will likely remain central issues in the midterm elections, and Biden’s approval ratings will be a significant factor in determining the outcome.”Never Count Joseph Out”“Never Count Joseph Out” Bishop Louis Felton of Mt Airy Church of God in Christ praised President Biden as a man of vision and integrity. Addressing Biden’s Republican challenger, Felton criticized those who focused on Biden’s speech impediment while ignoring the lies of his opponent. Biden spoke to the congregation, emphasizing the need to unite America, and Philadelphia resident Carla Greene expressed her belief in Biden’s leadership. Despite mounting pressure from within his own party, Biden has dismissed the possibility of withdrawing his candidacy. Democratic National Committee member Alan Clendenin urged Biden to step aside, but Chair Jaime Harrison reaffirmed Biden’s nomination. Biden visited Pennsylvania, a critical swing state, met with supporters, and highlighted his success in defeating former President Trump. He also met with Democratic Senator John Fetterman and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro. Biden’s trip is part of a voter outreach blitz by the Democratic Party. However, pressure from lawmakers and donors is expected to intensify, with calls for Biden to end his reelection bid. Senator Mark Warner invited fellow senators to discuss Biden’s campaign. Senator Bernie Sanders defended Biden, emphasizing the importance of focusing on policy.President Joe Biden visited Pennsylvania on Thursday, seeking to boost his approval ratings and shore up support in a key battleground state ahead of the midterm elections. Biden’s visit comes amidst growing calls from within his own party for him to step aside in favor of a younger candidate in 2024. During his speech in Philadelphia, Biden touted his accomplishments in office, including the passage of the American Rescue Plan and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. He also highlighted his efforts to address the COVID-19 pandemic and the economic challenges facing the country. However, Biden’s approval ratings have remained low, and his visit to Pennsylvania was met with protests from both Republicans and Democrats. Some protesters called for him to resign, while others urged him to run for reelection. Biden’s appearance in Pennsylvania was part of a broader effort to boost his popularity ahead of the midterm elections. He has also visited other key battleground states, such as Wisconsin and Michigan. Despite the calls for him to step aside, Biden has repeatedly said that he intends to run for reelection in 2024. However, his decision will ultimately depend on his health and the political climate at the time. The Democratic Party is facing a number of challenges heading into the midterm elections. The party is currently in control of the House of Representatives and the Senate, but Republicans are favored to gain control of at least one chamber in November. If Republicans win control of Congress, they will be able to block Biden’s agenda and launch investigations into his administration. This could make it difficult for Biden to govern and could damage his chances of reelection in 2024.