President Joe Biden faces increasing pressure from within his own party to step down from the 2024 presidential race due to concerns about his age and cognitive fitness, exacerbated by recent verbal gaffes. Despite this, Biden has made a series of campaign stops in Michigan, a crucial swing state, to reassure supporters of his capability and commitment to 'finish the job.' At rallies in Northville and Detroit, Biden emphasized his determination to run and win, using humor to address concerns about his age. Democratic support for Biden remains divided, with some prominent figures endorsing him while others, including major donors, call for his withdrawal. Biden's speeches have focused on critiquing Donald Trump and outlining his plans for a second term, which include codifying abortion rights, passing the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, and raising the minimum wage.