Varney & Co. host Stuart Varney discusses the letter requesting a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas that Biden received from White House interns.
During his “My Take” Thursday, “Varney & Co.” Host Stuart Varney discussed the letter White House interns sent to Biden demanding a ceasefire in Gaza, calling the move a “revolt” and another blow to the president’s re-election chances.
STUART VARNEY: The president’s very bad week has only gotten worse.
Forty White House interns signed a letter addressed to the president. Here is a quote:
WHITE HOUSE INTERN DEMAND BIDEN SEEK ISRAEL-HAMAS CEASEFIRE IN ANONYMOUS LETTER
“We are listening to the voices of the American people and calling on the administration to demand a permanent ceasefire. We will never forget how the calls of the American people have been heard and, until now, ignored.”
U.S. President Joe Biden meets with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tel Aviv, Israel October 18, 2023. REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein (Getty Images)
It’s a revolt within the White House.
This comes just after a defeat in Senate.
His attempt to get money for Ukraine and Israel failed because he was unwilling to change his border policy.
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This happened on a day when a record number of migrants crossed the border – 12,000 in one day.
Wait, there’s more.
A new low for his popularity rating. A CNN poll, no less, showed that figure had fallen to 37%. Additionally, it is now closely linked to Chinese money through Hunter Biden when he was vice president. He faces indictment.
Rep. Pat Fallon, R-Texas, discusses whether the Republican Party will hold a formal vote to authorize a Biden impeachment inquiry into Varney & Co.
Then there is the contrast with his main opponent.
Donald Trump looked sharp at his town hall with Sean Hannity.
He declared forcefully from day one that he would close the border and drill, drill, drill for oil.
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There is no strength, no vigor in Biden.
On energy and the border, he is lost.
After a week like this, Democrats should be, shall we say, alarmed to say the least.
Biden is sinking on all fronts and, at 81, has neither the energy nor the policies needed to bounce back.
