Critics claim Biden remains president 'in name only’ despite DNC vow to finish next 5 months of term strong

President Biden, while supporting Kamala Harris at the DNC, promised he intends to get a lot done in the remaining 153 days of his term.

"You know, no matter what your opinion is of Joe Biden, if you love him or if you hate him or don’t really care, you have to realize that something feels very wrong about how the Democratic Party ran a full core pressure campaign to get him out of office after he won 14-15 million votes in the primaries," she said.  Danielle Wallace is a breaking news and politics reporter at Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to danielle.wallace@fox.com and on X: @danimwallace. 

"Isn’t it strange how he bowed out because he didn’t feel like he could serve another four years, but somehow he’s OK to serve four more months as we face historic inflation, debt and war? Any impartial observer can look at that and realize the DNC machine did what they always do. They pushed someone out they couldn’t successfully puppeteer," Shanahan said. "So much for defending democracy." 

At the Democratic National Convention on Monday night, Biden said he had "a lot to do" in the remaining five months of his presidential term.