Andrew Yang casts doubt on Biden's chances to beat Trump, calls age a 'massive handicap': 'Wrong candidate'

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Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang cast doubt on the likelihood President Biden could beat Donald Trump again, warning the president's age is a "massive handicap" for the Democrats.

Yang, who ran to become the Democratic nominee in the 2020 presidential election, called Biden the "wrong candidate" during "The Brian Kilmeade Show," while also calling out the far-left party establishment for interfering in the primary elections.

"I think he's the wrong candidate for 2024. I think in the general election, he would lose to Donald Trump, as Dean [Phillips] has been making the case," Yang told Brian Kilmeade on Monday.

"I think there is a lot of frustration over the fact that the DNC has not played it straight up here in New Hampshire or in North Carolina or in Florida, where they're canceling primaries."

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"How can you literally give a speech championing democracy on one hand and then turn around and suppress it on the other?" he continued.

"That is what is going on in this Democratic primary, and Dean Phillips is calling it out, and he's about to show everyone that people don't want just the battle of the 80-year-olds."

New Hampshire officials announced last month that they would not heed the Democratic National Committee’s (DNC) request to cede its