Report: Obama and Biden Collaborate as Trump’s Anxiety Grows

Former President Barack Obama is reported to be gearing up to face President Joe Biden amidst concerns that the White House could be lost to former President Donald Trump, a White House source revealed.

Biden has been engaging in regular conversations with Obama, who has also been advising through calls to White House Chief of Staff Jeffrey Zients and top Biden campaign officials, according to an aide who spoke to The New York Times.

Biden, Obama, and former President Bill Clinton are set to headline a major fundraising event at New York’s Radio City Music Hall on Thursday night, with Obama expressing concerns about Biden’s chances against Trump.

Obama initially discouraged Biden from running for president in 2015 following the death of his son, Beau Biden, but later supported him after Hillary Clinton’s defeat to Trump in 2016.

The relationship between Obama and Biden has deepened over the years, with Biden using his experience to advance key Obama initiatives, such as the Affordable Care Act.

Despite some differences in their views, especially regarding Afghanistan troop deployment, their bond grew stronger after Beau Biden’s passing.

White House officials now acknowledge the need for unity to defeat Trump, with Obama’s approval of Biden’s performance in the State of the Union address easing some concerns about his electoral prospects.