Of the 27 original candidates who entered the race for Democratic Party nomination for the 2020 US presidential election, only 19 remain. According to the latest polls, former vice president Joe Biden’s handy lead over his closest rival, radical Senator Elizabeth Warren, has all but evaporated.
This, no doubt, reflects growing public concern, supported by party luminaries, that Biden’s fitness for office is in question.
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