'He has dementia': Internet backs Jon Favreau for saying 'voters have been voicing' concerns about Joe Biden for 6 months

In a post on X, Jon Favreau also disputed Joe Biden's assertion that there are only 'elite' sources calling for his resignation
Jon Favreau disputed Joe Biden's assertion that there are only 'elite' sources calling for his resignation (Getty Images)
Jon Favreau disputed Joe Biden's assertion that there are only 'elite' sources calling for his resignation (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: Former Barack Obama speechwriter Jon Favreau claimed on Monday, July 8, that while 81-year-old Joe Biden is defying calls to withdraw his reelection campaign, "voters have been voicing" concerns about him for months. 

In a post on X, Favreau disputed Biden's assertion that there are only "elite" sources calling for his resignation. He cited a New York Times/Siena College pre-debate poll that revealed 64% of voters overall, including 48% of those who intended to vote for Biden, wanted the Democratic nominee to be replaced by someone else, and 69% of voters believed Biden was too old to be a successful president.



 

Jon Favreau says this is 'not an elite thing'

"This is not an elite thing. This is not a media thing. This is not a one-bad-debate-freakout thing," Favreau wrote, according to Fox News. "The voters have been voicing these concerns for months now. Denying them or dismissing them is not the way to overcome them," he added.

In addition, Favreau, one of the hosts of 'Pod Save America,' noted that 66% of Hispanic voters and 55% of Black voters desire Biden to be replaced as the nominee.

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - JUNE 26: Jon Favreau speaks onstage during the Crooked Media – Pod Save America: The Democracy or Else Tour at Brooklyn Paramount on June 26, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images for Crooked Media)
In addition, Jon Favreau, one of the hosts of 'Pod Save America,' noted that 66% of Hispanic voters and 55% of Black voters desire Joe Biden to be replaced as the nominee (Getty Images)

Joe Biden challenged fellow Democratd to run against him for the nomination 

The post was made following Biden's unexpected Monday morning appearance on MSNBC, during which he rejected popular calls for him to withdraw from the presidential contest and challenged other Democrats to challenge him for the nomination.

"I’m getting frustrated by the elites – not you guys – the elites in the party, oh, they know so much more. Any of these guys that don’t think I should run, run against me. Announce for president, challenge me at the convention," Biden said.  

President Joe Biden arrives for a memorial service for former first lady Rosalynn Carter at Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church at Emory University on November 28, 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia. Rosalynn Carter, who passed away on November 19 at the age of 96, was married to former U.S. President Jimmy Carter for 77 years. In her lifetime she was an activist and writer known to be an advocate for the elderly, affordable housing, mental health, and the protection of monarch butterflies. Every living first lady are expected to attend the service. (Photo by Brynn Anderson-Pool/Getty Images)
'I’m getting frustrated by the elites – not you guys – the elites in the party, oh, they know so much more. Any of these guys that don’t think I should run, run against me. Announce for president, challenge me at the convention,' Joe Biden said (Getty Images)

Joe Biden urged his party to stop questioning his ability 

Later, in a letter sent to congressional Democrats, Biden implored his party to "move forward as a unified party" and steer clear of the debate over whether or not he should give up his reelection campaign in order to defeat former President Donald Trump in their 2024 election rematch.

In the letter, Biden restated his commitment to "staying in this race" and contended that any additional doubt about his eligibility "only helps Trump and hurts us."

Donald Trump and Joe Biden (Getty Images)
Joe Biden implored his party to 'move forward as a unified party' and steer clear of the debate over whether or not he should give up his reelection campaign in order to defeat former President Donald Trump in their 2024 election rematch (Getty Images)

Internet backs Jon Favreau after he opens up on voters' concerns with Joe Biden

Netizens sided with the ex-Obama speechwriter following his remarks concerning the US president. One user wrote, "And yet they seem prepared to go down with the SS Biden" referring to the Democrats. Another added, "Be ain't got parkasan He has dementia. My mother was the same way." 

"Biden has Parkinson’s. He’s lying to the entire country and someone needs to do something," echoed someone else. "He has been fired and doesn't realize it," remarked one user. 



 



 



 



 

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