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Just In: US President, Joe Biden Reportedly Steps Down From Presidential Race

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President Biden might have reportedly agreed to withdraw from the presidential race against Donald Trump. Also, he might not endorse VP Kamala Harris.

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This was contained in a revelation by Journalist and news max commentator, Mark Halperin.

 

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