Yang predicts ‘open convention’ as ‘dam is about to break’ in Democratic Party

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Former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang predicted the “dam is about to break” within the Democratic Party, stemming largely from turmoil over President Joe Biden’s electability this November.

Yang, who ran against Biden in the 2020 presidential primary before endorsing him, explained how Biden once said that he would be “a bridge” for the next generation and that the time has now come for him to pass the torch to someone else. He predicted that the Democratic National Convention could look very different this year, which could be an “open convention” to replace Biden instead of nominating him again.

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