Former US President Joe Biden defended him during the 2024 battle, but Indian-origin Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna admitted on Sunday that his decision to run for re-election was incorrect. In judging Biden’s preparation for another word, Khanna said,” I made a mistake. The senator argued there was no cover-up regarding Biden’s mental and physical reduction before the vote. Khanna told Jonathan Karl on ABC News’ This Week that while Biden had a solid history, those around him may discuss their role in advancing his re-election campaign. What the Democratic Party can’t do is say,” Let’s talk about the future,” I don’t think it was a cover-up, but I do believe that the experts and those close to Joe Biden owe a justification. Come get past this, he said. Biden’s physical and mental ability to provide a second term was defended by Khanna, one of the speakers. However, he changed his position on Sunday, saying,” Look, I made a mistake… you have to admit your mistakes before you can move ahead.” Khanna praised Biden’s administration, crediting his efforts to promote clean energy purchases, clean energy assets, and boosting National manufacturing. He has lived a extraordinary life. He displayed a lot of tenacity, Khanna said. Joe Biden also has a lot to be proud of in his career, I believe. The fact that we exited COVID in the economy and experienced a robust economic recovery, the Prices Reduction Act to establish clear software, and the CHIPS Act to restore electronics. And he has a lot of strength throughout his career. However, that doesn’t mean he made the right choice to get a second term. Khanna also discussed the Democratic Party‘s coming, saying he was trying to connect with working-class voters and get up the House of Representatives. ” I’m focused on winning the home,” I said. I’ve traveled extensively in Democratic swing towns, and I’m trying to find out if the Democratic Party actually has a working-class economic plan. He said,” I call it economic patriotism.” Additionally, Khanna unanticipated help was shown for US President Donald Trump’s efforts to reach a nuclear agreement with Iran and provide support to Gaza. I appreciate that he is attempting to find harmony there. Look, I voted for President Obama when he reached an agreement with Iran, and those who did really voted for President Trump. Khanna further made it clear that he isn’t considering running for president in 2028.
