Calls for Jill Biden to persuade Joe to drop out of the race intensify

In a series of letters published by The Washington Post, readers from various states have urged First Lady Jill Biden to persuade her husband, President Joe Biden, to withdraw from the presidential race following his shaky debate performance. The letters, including those from self-described "Democratic women" in Philadelphia and concerned citizens from New York and Washington, express doubts about the president's mental fitness and call for a new generation of leadership to take charge. One reader from New York, Richard Young, cited a CBS poll showing that 72% of registered voters believe the president is no longer mentally fit to serve. Another reader, Robin Marquis, criticized Jill Biden for not having a tough conversation with her husband, emphasizing the need for honesty and courage in facing the truth. Calls for President Biden to release his delegates and step down from the race have been mounting, with some House Democrats joining the chorus of voices urging him to exit. Despite the growing pressure for Joe Biden to withdraw, First Lady Jill Biden remains steadfast in her support for his candidacy. She is set to campaign in key battleground states, including North Carolina, Florida, and Georgia, as part of the re-election efforts. The Bidens have been vocal in their criticism of President Donald Trump, particularly regarding his remarks about veterans. Jill Biden's advocacy for military families and her Joining Forces Initiative have been highlighted as she continues to stand by her husband amidst the escalating calls for him to step aside. As the president faces increasing scrutiny over his performance and fitness for office, the Biden family, including Jill and Hunter Biden, are portrayed as the president's gatekeepers. Despite the pressure and calls for him to exit the race, Joe Biden remains resolute in his determination to continue, with his sister Valerie Biden Owens standing by his side. The family's history, including Joe Biden's past experiences in presidential campaigns, adds a layer of complexity to the current situation as the debate over his candidacy intensifies.