US leader’s advisers discuss potential exit strategy amid growing concerns

US President Joe Biden hasn't decided to withdraw from the race yet, despite three weeks of asserting that hardly anything would force him out.

Several individuals close to President Biden mentioned they believe he is starting to acknowledge the possibility that he might not be able to win in November and might have to exit the race, yielding to the increasing pressures from numerous concerned members of his party, Caliber.Az reports citing the foreign media.

The president has not yet decided to withdraw from the race, despite three weeks of asserting that almost nothing could push him out. However, another person mentioned that "reality is setting in," suggesting it wouldn't be surprising if Mr. Biden soon announced his endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor.

Discussions among Mr. Biden's advisers have progressed to the extent that they are considering the best timing and other details for an announcement if the president chooses to abandon his bid for a second term.

This account is based on interviews with five people close to the president, who all described the situation as extremely delicate and spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid offending him.

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