Clinton Soiree Bolsters Biden's War Chest

President Biden enjoys a fresh infusion of cash for his 2024 re-election campaign, thanks to the Clintons. The fundraiser, held at the home of former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, brought in $8.1 million for Biden.

President Biden's 2024 re-election campaign received a significant boost with an $8.1 million haul at a recent fundraiser hosted by former Presidents Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton. The event, held in McLean, Virginia, at the home of former Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe, marked a major shift in fundraising momentum for Biden.

In his remarks at the fundraiser, Biden took aim at his Republican challenger in the 2024 election rematch, former President Donald Trump. "Democracy is on the ballot this year," he said.

Clinton Soiree Bolsters Biden's War Chest

Clinton Soiree Bolsters Biden's War Chest

The Clintons' support for Biden comes as he faces concerns from senior aides who believe he lacks a comprehensive plan to defeat Trump. However, the fundraising success suggests that the Democratic Party remains confident in Biden's ability to secure a second term.

The fundraiser was attended by a range of Democratic donors and supporters, including former DNC Chairman Terry McAuliffe. McAuliffe, a close friend and adviser to the Clintons, has been a vocal supporter of Biden's presidency and has played a key role in organizing fundraising events for the campaign.

Clinton Soiree Bolsters Biden's War Chest

Clinton Soiree Bolsters Biden's War Chest

The $8.1 million raised at the event is a significant addition to Biden's campaign coffers. According to Federal Election Commission filings, Biden had raised $14.5 million in total as of April.

The fundraiser is the latest sign that the Democratic Party is preparing for a hard-fought battle against Trump in 2024. The party is also facing challenges in other races, including the gubernatorial election in Virginia, where Republican Glenn Youngkin is seen as a potential threat to Democratic incumbent Terry McAuliffe.

The success of the Clinton-hosted fundraiser suggests that Biden has strong support within the Democratic base. However, the campaign still faces significant challenges in the coming months, including rising inflation and concerns about Biden's age and mental fitness.