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Democratic elites struggle to get voters as excited about Biden as they are

Por: NBC News Politics September 10, 2023

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WASHINGTON — The Democratic elites who hold high office, raise the money and pound the campaign message are all-in when it comes to President Joe Biden's re-election. But they're not oblivious to an uncomfortable reality: Their own voters aren't sold. “I’ll say the elephant in the room,” Minyon Moore, chairwoman of the 2024 Democratic convention, said last week in a private phone call discussing the event with party... + full article



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