Stuart Varney: It's a matter of time before Gavin Newsom makes his move
Democrats are demanding a different candidate in 2024, Vaney argues
Varney & Co. host Stuart Varney argues Democrats are making it clear they dont want Biden to be their 2024 presidential candidate.
During his "My Take," Monday, "Varney & Co." host Stuart Varney discussed the growing number of Democrats who want Biden off the 2024 ticket after Rep. Dean Phillips, D-Minn., argued the party is facing "disastrous consequences" if the president does not face primary competition.
STUART VARNEY: If ever there was a clear indication that Democrats want Biden off the ticket, look no further than Rep. Dean Phillips.
He's a Democrat, from Minnesota.
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He's very open about it. Keeping Biden on the ticket, he says, would be disastrous.
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It's no accident he appeared on CBS' prime political show.
They certainly knew what he was going to say. They wanted him to say it on the air.
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Phillips is 54, and he's been in Congress for just 4 years.
Like many young Democrats, his big problem with Biden is his age.
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In poll after poll Democrats demand a different candidate.
The president's frailty is another rallying call to Democrats. He's just returned from his beach vacation.
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He is outpacing all modern presidents when it comes to time off.
Democrats want a more vigorous, engaged candidate because, it's very hard for anyone to see Joe Biden, holding down the presidency for another 6 years.
President Joe Biden and California Gov. Gavin Newsom (Getty Images)
The talk of a replacement will get louder. His handlers can't protect him from stumbles, gaffes, and senior moments.
It's just a matter of time 'til Gavin Newsom makes his move.
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