DNC delegates see Biden’s nomination with ‘great apprehension’ ahead of convention

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As nearly 4,000 delegates will descend on Chicago for the Democratic National Convention next month, there’s a growing feeling of uncertainty among Democratic delegates poised to nominate President Joe Biden amid the fallout over his disastrous debate performance.

While there are concerns among Congressional Democrats over the future of Biden’s reelection bid, delegates interviewed on Friday by the Washington Examiner said they still support the president’s push for a second term while acknowledging the window is closing if Biden should change his mind.

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