Barack Obama recently visited Joe Biden at the White House, indicating his active involvement in Biden’s reelection campaign.

The meeting, not just a casual catch-up between friends, underscored Obama’s belief in the competitiveness of the upcoming election against Donald Trump.

Obama participated in an organizing call with Biden and Nancy Pelosi, emphasizing the importance of sending Biden back to the White House in November.

He has been actively engaged with Biden’s team, including regular communication with White House officials.

Obama’s support extends beyond fundraising, with planned campaign appearances and efforts to mobilize young voters, particularly Black and Latino communities.

While he plans to ramp up public appearances closer to the election, Obama remains focused on key issues like Israel’s conflict with Gaza and reproductive rights, CNN reported.

Jim Messina, Obama’s former campaign manager, emphasizes Obama’s commitment to ensuring Biden’s victory, emphasizing the stark contrast between Biden and Trump. Obama’s dedication to supporting Biden’s reelection is evident through his active participation and readiness to assist in any capacity.

Written by B.C. Begley