Democratic strategists and advisers to President Biden are expressing growing concerns about the direction and leadership of the campaign, with just months to go before the November election. These concerns come as polling data reveals a decline in support for Biden among certain demographic groups.

According to a Democratic strategist familiar with the Biden campaign, there is uncertainty regarding the plan that Biden's inner circle has to defeat former President Trump, if there is one at all. "It is unclear to many of us watching from the outside whether the president and his core team realize how dire the situation is right now, and whether they even have a plan to fix it," the strategist shared with Axios, adding, "That is scary."

Furthermore, some advisers feel hesitant to voice their concerns in meetings, particularly in the presence of Biden's trusted and longest-serving aides. An anonymous official disclosed that there is a fear of being viewed as disloyal if skepticism or doubt regarding the current path is raised. Additionally, the same official revealed that there is no discussion about the need for a change of course.

However, Biden's former chief of staff, Ron Klain, expressed faith in one of Biden's key advisers, Mike Donilon, stating, "In Mike I trust." Klain's endorsement suggests confidence in the decision-making capabilities of the campaign's inner circle.

Biden's advisers have pushed back against claims that the campaign lacks a detailed plan for reelection. They assert that officials and strategists questioning the campaign's direction have not been informed about the president's comprehensive case for being reelected, which has been relayed by Mike Donilon and other members of the team.

Polling data indicates that President Biden's support among Black voters has dwindled since the previous election. An aggregate of network polls shows a decline in support from 86% in 2020 to 70% in 2024. Conversely, former President Trump has made gains among this demographic, more than tripling his support from 7% in 2020 to 21% in 2024.

As the 2024 election race continues, attention is being drawn to the concerns surrounding the Biden campaign's strategy and overall leadership. It remains to be seen how these concerns will be addressed and whether any changes will be implemented in the coming months.

The Biden campaign declined to comment specifically on these concerns when approached by Fox News Digital, instead referring to the statement provided to Axios.