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Frida Ghitis : Democrats across the party are calling for Joe Biden to step down from his campaign.
She says the left has been notably quiet on the president's fate.
Ghitis says the question of whether Biden should run again is an internecine fight within the centrist wing of the party.
She notes that Biden has always been in the middle, if not slightly to the right, of the Democratic continuum.
Progressives have been willing to go to the mat for Biden and his agenda, while centrists have routinely undercut the president in his policy agenda. There also may be some strategic thinking at work here; there’s concern that having progressives lead the call for Biden to withdraw would only cause him to dig in and could alienate the caucus from the White House even more if Biden does indeed hang on. All of that has resulted in the group with the loudest reputation playing a nonspeaking role as this Democratic drama reaches its breaking point..
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