President Joe Biden remains committed to his re-election campaign despite calls from some Democratic lawmakers and media outlets for him to step aside following a poor debate performance against Donald Trump. Biden has personally reached out to congressional members and key allies to bolster support, while First Lady Jill Biden is actively campaigning across battleground states to mobilize voters, particularly veterans and military families. The campaign has announced a $50 million advertising blitz targeting major events like the Summer Olympics and the Republican National Convention, focusing on issues like abortion, the economy, and democracy. Biden's campaign also reports a strong fundraising month, raising $127 million in June. Upcoming efforts include a solo news conference at the NATO summit and aggressive travel schedules for Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, and other key figures to engage with voters in critical states.