Former Fundraiser Questions Biden’s Approach to Re-election

Lindy Li, a past top Democratic fundraiser, expresses doubt about President Joe Biden’s decision to promise an additional explanation for his 2024 re-election bid. Concerns about his age and cognitive abilities persist. Li believes Biden’s upcoming memoir, “Promise Me, America,” risks reopening old wounds for Democrats after their 2024 defeat.

Li considers the book reflective of Biden’s presidency. She stated, “Prior to my departure from the party, they had little interest in him.” Biden’s departure was notably uncelebrated, with only a staff gathering in the Rose Garden.

Jill has him writing books no one wants to read instead of enjoying retirement,

Li criticizes, highlighting that Biden should have retired years ago. His term was marred by rumors of cognitive decline.

In a post online, Biden described his upcoming book as an account of national challenges and decisions. This has sparked ridicule online, with critics questioning the authenticity of his authorship.

Li’s insights into internal party discussions reveal Biden’s shaky support within his own party long before his 2024 withdrawal. She describes how the Biden campaign controlled messaging, recalling an event where her phone was confiscated to prevent social media posts.

The Democratic National Committee routinely confiscated phones from top donors,

Li said, explaining their efforts to control the narrative because Biden appeared weak.

Now outside of Biden’s presidency, Li believes his actions only reignite Democratic frustrations and unresolved questions about his fitness to continue.

Li concluded that the party struggled to present a candidate to be proud of, instead working to hide their embarrassment.

Fox News’ Ashley DiMella contributed to this report.

Leo Briceno reports on politics for Fox News Digital, previously reporting for World Magazine.