Democratic Rep. Steven Horsford, chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, reiterated his unwavering support for President Joe Biden following a virtual meeting between Biden and the caucus on Monday night. Despite some calls for the president to step aside, Horsford emphasized his belief in Biden's fitness to serve and his dedication to fighting for the American people.
Horsford highlighted the significant voter support for Biden, with over 14 million Americans, including those in Nevada, having already cast their votes for him. He emphasized the importance of honoring and respecting the will of the voters who have chosen Biden as the Democratic nominee.
The Congressional Black Caucus, considered one of Biden's strongest support groups in Congress, stands firmly behind the president. During the Democratic caucus meeting on Tuesday, lawmakers are expected to discuss concerns about Biden's campaign in a closed-door session.
Despite some speculation, no member of the Congressional Black Caucus has broken ranks with Biden. The virtual meeting on Monday night was described as positive, with no pushback against Biden from caucus members.
Horsford addressed the calls for Biden to step aside, pointing out that the focus should be on Biden's accomplishments rather than his age or abilities. He emphasized the significant achievements of the Biden administration under President Biden's leadership.
Overall, the support for President Biden within the Congressional Black Caucus remains strong, with Horsford and other members standing by the president as he continues his campaign for re-election.
