Biden campaign chair says he’s staying in the race despite ‘slippage’ in support

Biden campaign chair says he’s staying in the race despite ‘slippage’ in support

The Biden campaign chair, Cedric Richmond, has announced that he will continue to stay in the race despite a recent slip in support. This decision comes after concerns were raised about the campaign’s ability to maintain momentum and secure the Democratic nomination.

In a statement released on Tuesday, Richmond acknowledged the dip in support but remained confident in the campaign’s strategy moving forward. He stated, “We are aware of the recent polls and understand that there is work to be done. However, we are committed to our plan and believe that we have a strong chance of winning the nomination.”

The announcement comes after a recent CNN poll showed a decrease in support for Biden, with Senator Bernie Sanders taking the lead. This shift in support has raised questions about the viability of Biden’s campaign and whether he can maintain his front-runner status.

Despite these concerns, Richmond emphasized that the campaign is not deterred and will continue to focus on their message and connecting with voters. He stated, “We are not taking anything for granted and will continue to work tirelessly to earn the support of the American people.”

Richmond also addressed the recent controversy surrounding Biden’s comments about working with segregationist senators in the past. He stated that while the comments were “regrettable,” they do not reflect Biden’s character or his commitment to fighting for equality and justice.

The Biden campaign has faced its fair share of challenges, but Richmond remains optimistic about their chances. He stated, “We have a strong team and a strong candidate. We are confident that we can overcome any obstacles and secure the nomination.”

As the race for the Democratic nomination continues, it remains to be seen how Biden’s campaign will fare. However, with the support of his campaign chair and a dedicated team, Biden remains a formidable contender in the race for the White House.

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