https://www.forbes.com/sites/zacharyfolk/2024/02/11/biden-never-ever-going-to-quit-campaign-co-chair-says-amid-concerns-over-presidents-age/
Updated Feb 11, 2024, 12:50pm EST Topline Mitch Landrieu, the co-chair of President Biden’s 2024 campaign, said the president would not “quit” the 2024 race, even after the special counsel report said he had “poor memory,” and recent NBC polling showed an overwhelming 76% of Americans had major or moderate concerns about his health. Key

Biden ‘Never, Ever Going To Quit,’ Despite Growing Age Concerns, Campaign Co-Chair Says
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