
<p>President Biden&#8217;s campaign is pulling out the &#8220;big guns&#8221; of former Presidents Obama and Clinton, but is it too little too late to improve the current president&#8217;s dismal poll numbers and approval ratings?</p>



<p>The plans are in their infancy, but they are in motion, ;NBC News and other outlets have reported, citing aides who said a fundraiser with Biden and former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton may take place in March or April.</p>



<p>The 2024 presidential election is shaping into a 2020 rematch between Biden and former President Donald Trump. Swaths of voters remain unenthused by the rematch, and some are concerned about Biden&#8217;s age. He is 81. Trump turns 78 this year. So, both men would be octogenarians in their second presidential term.</p>



<p>The proposed campaign fundraiser indicates that Obama and Clinton may agree that Biden needs all the help he can get. While it&#8217;s typical for an incumbent president to have an approval rating of less than 50%, Biden&#8217;s has spent the last year hovering in the high 30s.</p>



<p>&#8220;There is real focus and urgency around making sure we beat Trump,&#8221; an unnamed Biden advisor told NBC. ;&#8220;Everyone is all in. And this kind of event early on is just the latest demonstration of that.&#8221;</p>



<p>Earlier this month, ;Obama urged ;Biden to step up his campaign, becoming &#8220;animated&#8221; at the idea that Trump may return to power.</p>



<p>In an attempt to stop that Juggernaut that is President Trump, Biden&#8217;s reelection campaign has stepped up hiring, and a campaign spokesperson said that Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have a &#8220;very aggressive&#8221; upcoming campaign schedule in which Biden will be &#8220;out there talking to people individually.&#8221;</p>



<p>But does anyone really care what he has to say?</p>

Biden Campaign Pulls Out Big Guns Obama and Clinton, But is it Too Little Too Late?
