A growing number of Democrats are publicly second-guessing their party’s handling of the last election, acknowledging that President Joe Biden’s delayed withdrawal was damaging and in some cases conceding they were too quick to dismiss questions about his age and mental acuity.

Party leaders understandably want to "look forward" amid new reporting on the former president's decline. But it'll be hard to earn the public's trust if they don't face up to their 2024 failures first.

Former Obama White House chief of staff and U.S. Ambassador Rahm Emanuel sharply criticized former President Joe Biden’s recent public remarks, saying they do more harm than good for Democrats. Appearing on The View,

Not only is this the kind of blind loyalty Dems rightly scold MAGA Republicans for — failing to do the right thing if it meant crossing their boss — but it’s keeping the party from moving on.

Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel weighs in on his recent criticism of Democrats and former President Joe Biden's appearance on "The View" last week. ALYSSA FARAH, "THE VIEW" CO-HOST: Yeah. Ambassador,

David Hogg's disputed DNC vice chair victory has reignited debates over the party's direction in the Trump-era political landscape.

CNN host Jake Tapper criticized Democrats for launching a "smear campaign" against two "heroic" reporters who reported on Biden's declining health.

Some Democrats have criticized Biden, contending his reemergence in the public scene is hindering the party in its effort to recuperate after suffering losses in the 2024 election. Others argued the former president must “take responsibility for his ...

Democrats are blasting former President Joe Biden’s reemergence in the spotlight following his interview Thursday on “The View," his second major post-presidency interview.

If Democrats continue to lie about what happened with Joe Biden in 2024, they'll repeat the same mistakes that helped Donald Trump get reelected.