Overview
- Joe and Jill Biden met with DNC Chairman Ken Martin in February to propose a campaign effort aimed at revitalizing the Democratic Party's image and fundraising capabilities.
- The Democratic Party has seen a significant decline in public support, with fewer than one-third of Americans approving of its performance since Donald Trump returned to the presidency in January 2025.
- Many Democratic officials and former Biden aides have criticized Biden's proposal, calling it unrealistic and emphasizing the need for younger leadership within the party.
- Critics attribute the party's current struggles to Biden's leadership decisions, including his delayed withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race and controversies surrounding his family.
- Since leaving office, Joe Biden has kept a low profile, signing with Creative Artists Agency to explore post-presidency opportunities, while his family continues to face scrutiny over alleged monetization of their political connections.