The Washington Examiner’s Sarah Bedford argued that ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos is far from alone in thinking President Joe Biden is unable to serve out another presidential term.

Stephanopoulos told TMZ he does not think Biden can serve another four years as president. Stephanopoulos has since stated he should not have answered the question, with Bedford acknowledging his retraction was likely due to his need to remain objective as a journalist.

“But most voters agree that Joe Biden is not fit to be currently serving as president, let alone serve as president for four more years. That’s pretty apparent,” Bedford said on Newsmax’s The National Report. “Much of the Democratic Party is now starting to echo those concerns as well.”

Bedford added she believes the president has improved his position within the Democratic Party by staying as the 2024 presidential nominee. However, there are still “enormous concerns” over his fitness to serve both through the end of his first term and the end of a possible second term.

Stephanopoulos is not the only major voice to express concern for Biden. Hollywood actor George Clooney argued Biden should step aside from his reelection campaign in an op-ed. Author Stephen King, a vocal critic of former President Donald Trump on social media, also asked Biden not to seek reelection.

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The president, however, has no plans to step away from his 2024 aspirations, even offering Democrats concerned about him to “challenge me” at the Democratic National Convention. He has also released a letter to Democratic lawmakers to reiterate his plans to run for reelection. 

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) has suggested Biden “turn off the teleprompter” and instead interact directly with voters to show he is mentally fit to be president. Sanders also contended that Biden needs to have more spontaneous moments to prove to voters that he has the mental capacity to continue his job as president.