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US President Joe BidenThe Jerusalem Post
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Biden and Netanyahu share a stubborn belief that they must remain in power, that only they can do their jobs at this time, and that after them comes the flood.
Biden 's insistence that he can do the world’s most difficult job, though many of his friends and supporters watching the debate on Thursday now he is no longer cognitively fit for the presidency.
CNN 's pundits had already reached their verdict: Biden should step aside.
Both Netanyahu and Biden appear to believe that their continued leadership is crucial to averting catastrophe.
A striking similarity in the two men is a determination to stay the course despite signs that this is not what the public even some among their base want to see.
A Morning Consult poll released to Axios on Friday found that nearly 60% of the public think the president should definitely or probably be replaced as the Democratic nominee.
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