Democrat candidates and their aides are trying to sort through whether or not President Biden’s “halting performance and sometimes dazed” appearance at Thursday’s debate have “sapped” the party’s goal of keeping the Senate and flipping the House, according to a report.
The Wall Street Journal reported:
Democrats facing tough races have long known that Biden could drag down their own support, party strategists said, and some candidates have been working to separate themselves from the president. His debate performance risks amplifying voter concerns that he is too old to serve and is doing a poor job in office, the strategists said, potentially offsetting the work that down-ballot Democrats have done to try to win despite Biden’s historically low approval ratings.
The WSJ spoke to several Democrats facing tough races, who appeared to distance themselves from…
