Donna Brazile Urges Democrats to Focus on 2026, 2028 After Jill Biden's Stroke Fears
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Updated · Fox News · May 30
Donna Brazile Urges Democrats to Focus on 2026, 2028 After Jill Biden's Stroke Fears
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 30
Donna Brazile refused to engage Jill Biden's claim that she feared Joe Biden was having a stroke during the 2024 debate, saying Democrats should stop relitigating the episode.
Brazile argued the party already settled the issue in 2024 when Biden ended his reelection bid and endorsed Kamala Harris, and said her focus is now on 2026, 2028 and 2032.
Jill Biden's CBS remarks revived scrutiny of Biden's age and cognitive health after the debate performance that intensified pressure on him before he withdrew.
The exchange underscores a broader Democratic split between demands for a fuller accounting of the 2024 loss—including a DNC autopsy report—and calls to pivot toward rebuilding for future elections.
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