Pres. Biden travels to battleground Pennsylvania to tout his infrastructure law and stump for John Fetterman.
An ABC News/Washington Postreleased last month found Biden's approval rating underwater: 39% of Americans approved of his job performance while 53% disapproved.
Fetterman, when asked earlier this month if Biden should run again, said that should be a "decision made by Joe Biden." “It’s not a matter of anyone’s choice other than his, and I respect any choice he decides,” Fetterman said on the podcast “On with Kara Swisher.” Fetterman added that he believes Biden would beat Donald Trump in a rematch, if both were to seek office again.ABC News White House Correspondent MaryAlice Parks questioned Biden about his appearances on the campaign trail as he departed the White House on Thursday morning.
"Mr. President, John Fetterman is gonna appear with you today in Pennsylvania ... but there haven’t been that many candidates campaigning with you," Parks said."OK, and are there gonna be even more?" Parks pressed further.President Joe Biden boards Air Force One, Oct. 20, 2022, at Andrews Air Force Base, Md.
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