Democrats are weighing whether to replace Biden ahead of the November election after a disastrous debate against Donald Trump.
A little less than two months from now, Democrats are set to convene in Chicago for the party’s national convention. Technically, Joe Biden is not the party’s candidate until he is officially nominated there. And, technically, there’s a high-key chaotic process by which members of the party could select a replacement. But, again, Biden would almost certainly first have to agree to step aside, he’s already won the number of delegates needed to mathematically clinch the nomination and he does not presently seem inclined to do so.
Bottom line it's to little to late for the liberal far left to change.