DNC insists virtual nomination still on despite growing calls against Biden candidacy

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MILWAUKEE — Democrats are hanging on to a plan to virtually nominate President Joe Biden weeks before their convention, despite growing calls to scrap it.

“Ohio Republicans decided to play games,” Biden campaign manager Quentin Fulks said. “We have an obligation to make sure, as we have said, to stand by fair and free elections and make sure that the process runs as smoothly as possible.”

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