Tucker Carlson, the firebrand commentator, rejected the notion on Tuesday that the call to not put forth Joe Biden as the 2024 Democratic presidential nominee rests solely on Biden's shoulders. Countering the prevailing narrative, he argued that the Democratic Party's modus operandi doesn't favor individual supremacy but prioritizes the collective need of its leftist faction. According to Carlson, the assertion that 'only Biden can decide to step aside' is highly ludicrous. He highlighted the structure and working pattern of the party in a profound tongue-in-cheek style, dismissing it as a body that celebrates the collective over individuals, even when the individual happens to be the current president. As with any party, no person inside the party, including the highest official like the president, can supersede the shared interests of the radical leftists and their associated groups. He expressed these thoughts in a popular post saying, 'This humdrum about only Biden can choose to leave is simply preposterous. It is a misinterpretation of how the Democratic Party operates. The party philosophy emphasizes the collective over the individual. In the specific instance of Biden, he lacks strong backing within the corridors of power. Granted, the likes of Ron Klain and the octogenarian Ted Kaufman may gain directly from his incumbency, but the nexus is hard to find. In the same post, Carlson explained further, 'The majority of the political circles of the Capital lack fealty to Biden. His relevance to them is trivial, they seldom take him seriously. It matters not who sits in the highest office once he/she leans Democrat. Personal attachment isn't their style, because, to them, the individual counts for little.'  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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