President Biden spoke with the Congressional Black Caucus in a virtual meeting on Monday night, seeking to bolster his support base amid calls for him to end his re-election campaign.
President Biden met with members of the Congressional Black Caucus on Monday night in a virtual call meant to strengthen his support base. He reportedly thanked them for their reliable support and promised a mutual sense of loyalty. 'You’ve had my back, and I’ll continue to have yours,' Biden told the CBC members on the call, two sources told the Washington Post.
He’s committed to fighting for the soul of our nation and Black economic progress, and I stand with him for another four years because he’s consistently stood with my community.' Fox News Digital's Elizabeth Elkind contributed to this report.
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