Staff Reports
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris recently held a campaign call with their grassroots supporters, but the event was a major flop. The call only attracted 1,800 viewers on the live stream, which is a far cry from the enthusiasm and support that the Biden-Harris ticket received during the 2020 election. The call was also marred by technical difficulties, as Biden was fighting a losing battle with his teleprompter while Jill Biden stood helplessly by. Kamala Harris’ husband Doug Emhoff also made an awkward appearance, joking that he was only there because he was married to her.
Biden-Harris 2024 Disastrous Campaign Call Attracts Just 1,800 Viewershttps://t.co/bRR3RrLmnX
— The Daily Fetched (@DailyFetched) April 28, 2023
The lackluster turnout for the Biden-Harris 2024 campaign call is indicative of the lack of enthusiasm for the current administration. Despite Biden’s claims that he will “finish the job,” his campaign team has been struggling to raise money from donors, as evidenced by the recent two-day event in Washington. This event was attended by many of the same financiers and backers who funded Biden’s last campaign, including Blackstone’s Jon Gray, Evercore’s Roger Altman and Centerview’s Blair Effron.
Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff at the Biden-Harris 2024 grassroots kickoff: "I'm only here because I'm married to her" pic.twitter.com/09TOrNvXSM
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) April 27, 2023
The Biden-Harris 2024 campaign call was also widely mocked on social media, with many people questioning why Biden is running for a second term in the first place. After all, Biden is 78 years old and has been accused of being out of touch with the current political climate. It’s clear that Biden and Harris are having difficulty generating enthusiasm for their campaign, and it remains to be seen if they will be able to turn things around before the 2024 election.
It’s clear that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are having difficulty generating enthusiasm for their 2024 reelection campaign. Despite their attempts to rally support from their grassroots supporters, their campaign call only attracted 1,800 viewers on the live stream. Furthermore, Biden’s team has been struggling to raise money from donors, and the two-day event in Washington was attended by many of the same financiers and backers who funded Biden’s last campaign. The lackluster turnout for this event is indicative of the lack of enthusiasm for the current administration, and it’s no surprise that it has been widely mocked on social media. It remains to be seen if Biden and Harris will be able to turn things around before the 2024 election, but it seems unlikely at this point.
