Former DHS Seconds If Biden decides not to run in 2024, he says he needs to announce "early, not later"

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Former Secretary of Homeland Security Jae Johnson said on Sunday that he was unsure if President Biden decided to run again in 2024, but he decided not to run. Ifmidterm elections. 

Chuck Todd, the host of "Meet the Press," asked Johnson about Biden's feelings of being despised by the Democrats. Mr Biden said Biden felt that the party "has never paid homage to me," and asked Johnson if the president made sense. 

"In a sense, that's right," Johnson said. "I don't know that, and this is just an instinct, I don't know that Joe Biden decided to run in 2024. He someday had that conversation with his family. I'm sure I'll do it. My advice would be unconventional. If you're not running, make the announcement early, not later. "

Former Secretary of Homeland Jeh Johnson said on Sunday that Biden would not run in 2024. He said he should announce sooner or later.  (Screenshot / NBC / MeetThePress)

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"It's a water gate "Opens," Todd said. 

Johnson said he would allow others to "organize" and give potential Democrats time to prepare. "Do the opposite of what Donald Trump is trying to do. It's about keeping us all in suspense until the very end." 

The New York Times Tuesday He and his top aides said, "I feel a lack of respect from them," whenBiden was plagued by questionssurrounding him running again in 2024. Party and media. 

US President Joe Biden in 2022 January 11, the site of Morehouse College and Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. REUTERS / Jonathan Ernst (REUTERS / Jonathan Ernst)

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Todd asked NBC Capitol Hill correspondent Alibitari about this "beat" among Democrats, the president He came from, adding that he thinks he is from people who want to run for governor.  

"Also, I think there is some surprise in the idea that Biden came to restore institutional norms, probably after the January 6 hearing. Maybe it's because the economy looks like that, but this feeling that "you promised me it's normal, and this doesn't feel like the normal I want to accept." There is, "she said. "So sure, in that sense, we're in a normal state."

She said, "This is an exciting moment for women's leadership," to the party. He added that many feel that there are strong female leaders and may have contributed to Biden's criticism. 

President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden We will arrive at the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Saturday, April 30, 2022 in Washington. On the left is comedian Trevor Noah. (AP Photo / Patrick Semansky)(AP Photo / Patrick Semansky)

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On June 11, the New York Times reported that many Democrats were interested inBiden's leadership capabilities. .. 

"Many Democrats and party leaders are complaining about President Biden's struggle to move most of the agenda forward, leaving the party out of a possible medium-term controversy. In 2024, he doubts his ability to save and sees him as an increasingly liberated anchor, "the report said.