Democrats far from excited over possibility of former President Biden re-entering political arena

Former President Joe Biden may want to return to the political scene to try to help the Democratic Party out of the wilderness.

However, many Democrats do not seem to accept excessively offer from the 82 -year -old former president, who blames a lot of blame for the setbacks of elections that lasted last November, when the party lost control of the White House and the Senate and above winning the majority of the Republican Party.

“With regard to Biden’s position in the current situation of the Democratic Party, I think his time has ended. I think his time has passed. The train has somewhat followed,” a democratic strategic expert who asked not to disclose his identity. He told Fox News freely.

Biden met last month with Ken Martin, the newly -elected president of the National Democratic Committee, to provide his assistance, a source with confirmed knowledge of Fox News last week. The meeting of the meeting was reported and Biden was presented to help collect donations or the party’s campaign for the first time by NBC News.

Reception position: The numbers of the Democratic Party decline to its lowest levels ever

The offer of assistance by the former president comes as the latest polling indicates that the Democratic Party brand is in urgent need of reform.

The positive classification of the party has sank to its lowest levels ever in separate national surveys made by CNN WNBC News. These numbers were followed low for Democrats in a survey of the University of Quinobak in this field in February.

In addition, the latest Fox News National poll, which was issued last week, indicated the classification of Democrats in congress by 30 %, near its lowest level ever.

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While some Democrats praise Biden for his previous accomplishments, including during his term at the White House, many say the time has come to move forward at a time when the party aims to apostasy.

“President Biden has made a lot of great things for this country,” John McKenil, Democratic Chancellor, has long told Fox News. “I’m sure there is still some remaining love for him.”

Then, Joe Biden at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs speaks during the closing days of his presidency on January 13, 2025. (AP)

However, McKenil, who was part of the leadership of the country’s unification, which is Superback, supporting the hands of the hands, helped to strengthen the Vice -President of the Foundation at the time to win the democratic presidential primaries for 2020, to the elections for 2024 and indicated that Biden “unfortunately and inappropriately is the man who will get losses.”

“There is an appetite for a message that focuses on economic populism wrapped in a desire to change the wide system. After November results, it is fair to say that people are looking for the future,” said a veteran democratic strategic expert who served in the 2016 and 2020 presidential campaigns for senator Bernie Sanders in Fox News.

What the Fox News survey of Democrats says in Congress

Others, who asked not to disclose their identity, were more severe.

The Democratic Party has long argued and raised donations that “Biden had never collected donations well. He had not always had difficulty raising money and he did not like it.”

There is still a lot of anger directed at Biden, who dropped his offer to his re -election for the year 2024 last July, two weeks after the catastrophic debate against President Donald Trump at the time, serious questions and deep fears of Biden’s physical and mental profit to deal with another four years in the White House.

Biden succeeded at the Summit of the Democrats for the year 2024 by the then president of the will, Kamala Harris, with less than four months until election day.

A national strategic expert for Democrats who were close to the 2024 Fox News campaign said that he “challenges the belief that the man who commissioned the Democratic Party in the White House, the Senate and the House of Representatives believed to be the Savior of the Democratic Party, but this is the same person who tried to convince America that he was not old to continue the President of the United States.”

President Donald Trump speaks with correspondents before leaving in Marin or on his way to New Jersey on Friday, March 21, 2025 in Washington, DC. (AP Photo/Mark Schiesfelbein)

One person who seems enthusiastic about the potential possibility of re -introducing the political scene is Trump, who has repeatedly criticized the former president in sermons and interviews and on social media in two months since he returned to power.

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“I hope so,” Trump told reporters on Friday when asked about the possibility of a more clear political role for his predecessor.