Obama and Pelosi reportedly have demanded that Biden reconsider the candidacy

Former US President Barack Obama, in private, has expressed concern with the Democrats over President Joe Biden's candidacy, and Nancy Pelos has privately warned Biden that the Democrats could lose the ability to take control of the House of Representatives if he does not leave the race for the November elections. So reported the Associated Press calling into informed sources on the matter.

Pelosi also showed the polls to Beden and argued that he probably could not defeat Republican Donald Trump, even though former House of Representatives chairman on Thursday through a statement said reports with anonymous sources “misrepresent any conversation she may have developed with the president.

Pelosi and Obama are the highest-level Democrats reportedly have called on Biden to reconsider the decision to compete for another term.

Obama reportedly has told allies that Beden must take into account the stability of his campaign, but has also made it clear that this decision belongs to Biden to undertake it. The former president has been talking to the leaders of Congress in recent days, with Democrats and key donors. They have discussed their concerns for Beden, who has served as Obama's vice president.

Biden has insisted that he will not leave the race, saying he is the candidate who has defeated Trump in the past and will again defeat him. Asked whether Biden could consider leaving the race, his deputy manager, Quentin Fulks, said on July 18th that “ai does not waver for anything”.

The AP reports that according to a person close to internal discussions, Biden in recent days is even more committed to staying in the race.

The Washington Post was the first media to report, calling to anonymous sources, that Obama is involved in discussions on Beden's candidacy for the November 5th elections.

Other high Democrats, like Senate leader Chuck Schumer, and the Democrat Leader in the House of Representatives, Hakeem Jeffries, have also expressed concern. Some Democrats, according to the AP, hope that Beden, who has actually interrupted the campaign after resulting positive with coronarys, can see the competition's trajectory and its legacy in the coming days.

On Wednesday, California lawmaker Adam Schiff, a close ally of Pelosus, became the highest profile Democrat in the House of Representatives, who called on Biden to withdraw from the race.

Sources told the Associated Press that this week is crucial if the Democrats want to take steps to replace Beden with Vice President Kamala Harris for presidential candidates.

The Democrats will make the nomination of their candidate for president in early August through video connection, before the National Democrat Assembly is held in Chicago.

Some polls have shown that the race in the November presidential elections will be tight, but other polls have suggested that Republican candidate for president Donald Trump is leading.