President Joe Biden's economic policies have been criticized for fueling inflation and creating a cost-of-living crisis, with claims that they have replaced traditional values of hard work and self-reliance with bureaucracy and government dependency. Biden's opposition to the Nippon Steel deal, despite its potential to revitalize American manufacturing, is seen as politically motivated and a rejection of Trump's policies. If Biden were to step down from the 2024 race, his campaign funds of $240 million would likely be inherited by Vice President Kamala Harris, sparking legal and political considerations. Concerns about Biden's mental decline have led to speculation about his potential replacement on the Democratic presidential ticket, raising questions about the fate of his campaign funds and the legal implications of transferring them to other candidates or entities.