The media reported on the dissatisfaction of members of the Democratic Party of the United States with Biden's political activism

Representatives of the US Democratic Party express dissatisfaction with the desire of former American leader Joe Biden to return to big politics. This was reported on April 19 by The Hill.

"Democrats trying to recover from defeats in the 2024 elections are criticizing former President Biden for his return to the national stage," the article says.

It is indicated that this week the 46th president made his first public speech after losing the election. At the same time, his party colleagues are confident that he should step back into the background in US politics. In particular, this opinion is shared by Michael Larosa, who served as communications director for Joe Biden's wife, Jill Biden.

"I love both Bidens very much, but the loyalty of the staff implies that we have an obligation to provide them with honest situational awareness, especially when it comes to their public image, no matter how disappointing it may be to hear," he said.

Lerosa also pointed out that the appearance of the former president in the public field was "a wonderful gift for the White House, President [Donald] Trump and the conservative media," because it puts the Democrats in a bad light.

"Biden's return, while making little difference to the news cycle, gave President [Trump] the opportunity to distract his supporters with ridicule and accusations against Biden, giving Fox News almost 48 hours of new programming whose editorial criticism was directed at the former president rather than the incumbent," he said.

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The outgoing US president's decision was not supported even by fellow party members

On April 18, the NYP newspaper learned about Biden's unsuccessful attempts to give a speech worth $ 300 thousand. As indicated, Biden is being urged to leave the "spotlight" forever after he recalled "colored children" on Tuesday, April 15, during his first speech as the former head of state.