Axelrod Continues War Of Words With Biden
This exchange reportedly escalated, with President Biden expressing frustration by referring to Axelrod with a derogatory term during a private meeting. The tensions spilled into the public domain when Axelrod was questioned about the name-calling during an interview on CNN.
The CNN anchor addressed the reported incident, with Axelrod responding in a seemingly amused manner, acknowledging that such name-calling is not uncommon in his many years in politics. Rather than softening his stance, Axelrod reiterated his concerns about the Biden campaign’s strategy.
Axelrod conveyed irritation with the current approach of the Biden campaign, suggesting that a nonchalant attitude would not be beneficial for the upcoming election. He emphasized the need for a reconsideration of the campaign strategy, warning that the current trajectory could potentially pave the way for Donald Trump’s return to office.
The internal discord within the Democratic ranks has attracted attention, with observers noting the infrequent occurrence of public disagreements within the party. Some have speculated on the implications of Axelrod’s statements, questioning whether he has the endorsement of former President Barack Obama and pondering the possible motivations behind Obama’s stance in this situation.
As the election draws nearer, the Democratic party appears to be grappling with internal tensions and concerns regarding the effectiveness of Biden’s campaign strategy, particularly in light of recent polling that suggests Trump holds an advantage in key battleground states. The situation prompts speculation about the future course of the Democratic campaign and the dynamics within the party.
On CNN International, Kasie Hunt said to David Axelrod, “since we’re live in London,” I can’t say on air Politico reported that Biden called you a prick. “It starts with a P and ends with a K.” Axelrod expressed concerns about Biden’s age being a problem. pic.twitter.com/btImv4t9yq
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