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Schumer Denies Misleading Public About Biden's Mental Acuity Amid Campaign Exit

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer addresses concerns over President Biden's cognitive health after he dropped out of the 2024 race.

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Updated: Jan 5th, 2025, 7:05 PM ET

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During an NBC News interview, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer rejected claims that he and other Democrats misled voters about President Biden's mental acuity. Schumer defended Biden's record and emphasized he stepped down on his own accord for the party's and the nation's benefit. Despite pressing questions about whether Biden could have successfully served a second term, Schumer avoided speculation, asserting Biden's accomplishments should be recognized. The conversation also highlighted challenges within the party following electoral losses and the need for better communication with voters.

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