On Saturday morning, MSNBC host Michale Steele called out Democrats who want President Joe Biden to step as the party's presidential nominee and noted the elephant in the room they seem to be ignoring with their demands.
Steele, the former RNC head who has remained a staunch supporter of Bicen despite his presidential debate debacle, used his perch on MSNBC's "The Weekend" to put the Biden-dumping Democrats on the spot for their seeming aversion to declaring their full-throated support for Vice President Kamala Harris should Biden step down.
Speaking with his co-hosts, he explained, "You have all of these people out here flapping their lips about Joe Biden getting out of the race but I don't hear any of them talking about elevating the vice president to replace him. It makes you wonder, what is that all about?"
RELATED: Sharpton nails 'offensive and elitist' Dem lawmakers for ignoring Black Biden voters
"I was talking to a couple of Democrats who were saying that chatter was, 'Well, we can probably-- we will negotiate that later.' Negotiate what?" he exclaimed. "How do you negotiate that later? There is no later in this thing."
"So what do you think is going on here, where folks just think they are just going to still be able to bypass, if they are successful in getting the president out, which it does not look like that will happen because he has drawn a line in the sand, and no one has met him there so far," he added. "Let's play it out and say they do, what do they think happens next?"
ALSO READ: 'Why are we having this conversation?' Ex-RNC chair blows up on MSNBC host
Watch below or at the link.
MSNBC 07 13 2024 08 32 24 youtu.be
