In the latest sign that President Biden is preparing to mount a re-election campaign, a battery of senior White House officials delivered presentations on Biden’s tenure and gave briefings on the economy, climate change and the way forward.
WASHINGTON — The White House held a series of closed-door meetings Thursday, from which Democratic strategists and activists came out with an emphatic message: Go out and sell the president’s record.
There was no explicit mention of Biden’s re-election plans, though he has said he intends to run again andOne handout described Biden’s effort to “restore the soul of the country” — the main rationale for his 2020 campaign. A separate meeting Thursday was focused on younger voters, according to Wisdom Cole, youth and college director for the NAACP, who participated in a discussion that included Emhoff, senior adviser Keisha Lance Bottoms and other policy staff.
“Together we have the power to turn out the vote, and we were able to see the impact in the midterms,” Cole added.
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