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“Vice President Kamala Harris has become subject to increasing Republican political attacks and mentions on social media as speculation mounts that she could replace President Biden on the Democratic ticket this fall,” Axios reports. “The uptick in swipes at the vice president indicate that Republicans believe Biden may not remain in the 2024 presidential race and that Harris is in the best position to assume the Democrat nomination should Biden bow out.”

“Uncertainty over whether President Biden will continue seeking re-election, despite his pledges to stay in the race, has sharpened the focus on Donald Trump’s political calculations for choosing his Republican running mate,” the New York Times reports. “Some people close to the former president said privately they now want him to give more consideration to a young contender or to a person of color, a move that could counter the possibility that someone like Kamala Harris, the first woman and first woman of color to serve as vice president, could replace Mr.

“I screwed up, I made a mistake but I learned from my father, when you get knocked down, you just get back up—get back up. We’re going to win this election.” — President Biden, quoted by the Wall Street Journal, on his performance in last week’s debate.

Donald Trump made a Fourth of July post on Truth Social about President Biden. Wrote Trump: “Happy Fourth of July to all, including to our highly incapable ‘President’ … who choked like a dog during the Debate.” In contrast, Biden thanked service members for their hard work protecting the nation.

The Economist: “Mr Biden deserves to be remembered for his accomplishments and his decency rather than his decline. So it is right that the first senior Democrats have begun to call openly for him to step aside. However, their public expressions are nothing compared with the building wave of private dismay.

Polymarket betting suggests there’s a 62% chance Joe Biden exits the presidential race.