Biden's 2024 Campaign Strategy Raises Concerns Among Democrats

Former Obama aides express doubts about Biden's election strategies, as polls show Trump leading in key swing states.

Key members of President Biden's White House staff are also serving as his campaign staff, causing concern among some Democrat allies who fear this dual role is affecting Biden's standing in the polls.
Former aides to President Obama have expressed doubts about Biden's election strategies for 2024, citing a perceived lack of organization and a weaker ground game compared to Obama's 2012 campaign.
Polls are showing former President Trump leading Biden in hypothetical matchups across key swing states, adding to the anxiety within the Democrat camp.
Obama has reportedly raised questions about the structure of Biden's reelection campaign, suggesting that the campaign needs to be empowered to make decisions without clearing them with the White House.
Despite the concerns, Biden's campaign has started earlier and with more resources than ever, and they believe it's still early in the cycle for the voters who will decide the election.