He’s hoping to stave off calls that he abandon his re-election campaign in the aftermath of his shaky debate performance against Donald Trump.
President Joe Biden is scheduled to take questions from the White House press corps at 3:30 p.m. Pacific time on Thursday, July 11.Chemerinsky: Supreme Court’s purely ideological reasoning will change our livesIt’s not a common practice for Biden — he hasn’t held many news conferences that weren’t tied to a foreign leader’s visit or trips abroad.
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