For starters, I'll admit I only read the first of your five links. I imagine the others say similar things; correct me if I'm wrong.
President Joe Biden finally admitted that Nancy Pelosi 's concerns about other Democratic races contributed to his decision to exit the race.
'A number of my Democratic colleagues in the House and Senate thought that I was going to hurt them in the races,' Biden said in his first interview since ending his reelection campaign.
'And I was concerned if I stayed in the race, that would be the topic — you'd be interviewing me about why did Nancy Pelosi say [something] … and I thought it'd be a real distraction,' he said in the interview with CBS News Sunday Morning host Robert Costa.
Sounds pretty reasonable to me. He took one for the team and removed himself because someone else would have a better chance of winning. Everyone hoped he would have been smart enough to see that for himself, but when he didn't see it, people went and told him. What, in that, justifies your hyperbole?
Former House Speaker Pelosi was among those building pressure on Biden to step aside, along with other top Party Leaders like Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Rep. Adam Schiff.
Yeah. She is known as one of the smartest strategists the Democrats have, so it makes sense that her opinion would carry weight.
Biden insisted he only wanted to be a one-term, 'transition president' to welcome in new leadership and acknowledged he might be too old to be president.
'When I ran the first time, I thought of myself of being a transition president,' Biden said.
Exactly. He thought of himself as a one-term president, and so did everybody else. At the last minute, hubris steered him wrong and he decided to try for a second term, which he never should have done. Thankfully, once enough voices were raised, they won out over hubris and got him to stand down.
Not disputing anything the article says. For all I know, it's 100% correct. So what exactly is it that you sound so outraged about?