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Rep. Quigley Urges President Biden To Step Aside

Joe Biden U.S. President Joe Biden holds an event about the economy, at the White House in Washington

Illinois Democratic Representative Mike Quigley has recently made headlines by calling on President Joe Biden to step aside, citing concerns about the viability of Biden's reelection bid. Quigley emphasized the importance of Biden's legacy and expressed gratitude for his service, but urged the President to consider stepping down to prevent potential catastrophe.

Quigley's remarks were made during an interview with MSNBC, where he highlighted the need for a new leader to take the helm. He downplayed the impact of Biden's resignation on the Democratic party, expressing confidence that the party would unite behind a new candidate as they did four years ago.

Quigley also stressed the importance of considering the broader implications of Biden's decision on down-ballot races, emphasizing that the outcome of the presidential election would have far-reaching consequences for other political offices.

He emphasizes the importance of Biden's legacy and expresses gratitude for his service.
Rep. Quigley calls on President Biden to step aside for reelection bid.
Quigley highlights the need for a new leader to take the helm.

While acknowledging Biden's contributions and expressing respect for Vice President Kamala Harris, Quigley painted a stark picture of the potential consequences if Biden were to continue his reelection bid. He warned of a 'bleak scenario' with little hope of success if Biden were to remain in the race.

Quigley's comments have added to the growing chorus of voices within the Democratic party expressing concerns about Biden's reelection prospects. As the political landscape continues to evolve, the question of Biden's future in the race remains a topic of intense debate and speculation.

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