Bernie Sanders Spokeswoman Says Dem Leadership Could Be ‘Planning To Replace’ Biden

Tucker Carlson:

"Ask yourself, is Joe Biden ready to lead this country? Could he find his car in a three-tiered parking garage? Could he navigate a salad bar? And by the way, what exactly is his position on the Coronavirus pandemic? Those are the mysteries Democrats now face." pic.twitter.com/8jYaRdPRms

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) April 9, 2020

Carlson went on to question Biden’s mental acuity and aired a number of jarring gaffes from the former vice president.

The Fox host also suggested that Biden, who is the presumptive Democratic nominee, could be replaced with a stronger candidate.

Responding to Carlson’s comments, Gray weighed in.

“Bernie was too kind to go after Biden, but it’s coming,” she tweeted. “Either Dem leadership cares more abt maintaining a corporate status quo than getting rid of Trump, or they’re planning to replace Joe – adopting a pretty fast and loose relationship w/ representative Democracy.”

It’s a “Lose lose” scenario for Democratic leadership, she said.

Bernie was too kind to go after Biden, but it's coming.

Either Dem leadership cares more abt maintaining a corporate status quo than getting rid of Trump, or they're planning to replace Joe – adopting a pretty fast and loose relationship w/ representative Democracy.

Lose lose. https://t.co/mzQYMjM2Nc

— Briahna Joy Gray (@briebriejoy) April 9, 2020

In a separate tweet, Gray condemned the “corporate media” for failing to properly vet Biden.

“Of course Tucker Carlson is a cruel bully. But hating the interlocutor doesn’t make the critique go away,” she wrote. “Democrats deserve a candidate who was vetted. The corporate media shirked their responsibility.”

Of course Tucker Carlson is a cruel bully. But hating the interlocutor doesn't make the critique go away.

Democrats deserve a candidate who was vetted. The corporate media shirked their responsibility.

— Briahna Joy Gray (@briebriejoy) April 9, 2020

The comments from Gray came just hours after her boss, Sanders, suspended his presidential campaign, essentially ceding what had become a two-person race for the Democratic Party’s nomination.