Seth Meyers mocks Democrats for talking about Biden how a ‘disappointed parent talks about a college student’s major’

Seth Meyers has mockedDemocrats for their reaction to the escalating crisis over President Joe Biden’s re-election campaign, likening party members to “disappointed parents talking about a college student’s major.”

In his late-night show on Wednesday night, Meyers expressed frustration that many Democratic lawmakers are skirting around the issue in public comments and taking little, or no, action to do anything about the matter.

“Don’t just mope around. Do something,” Meyers said. “If you think Biden should step aside, then tell him to get out and start the process of replacing him. If you think he should stay in, then get to work and right the ship now.

“But this melancholy, hand-wringing woe-is-me bull**** is so exhausting.”

Meyers pointed out that while Democrats are “commiserating over how bad things are going for them,” other issues, such as the shocking agenda set out in right-wing proposal Project 2025 are going on in the background.

“No one cares how sad you guys are. Democracy is on the line. A pathological megalomaniac is currently leading in the polls,” Meyers said, referring to Republican presumptive nominee Donald Trump.

“Democrats don’t seem to be treating the situation with the urgency it requires.”

Meyers also played a clip of Rep Nancy Pelosi cagily telling MSNBC on Wednesday: “It’s up to the President to decide if he is going to run. We are all encouraging him to make that decision because time is running short.”

When asked if she wants Biden to remain in the race, Pelosi replied: “I want him to do whatever he decides to do. And thats the way it is; whatever he decides, we go with.”

Meyers mocked the cagey narrative coming out of the party, saying: “You guys are talking about him the way disappointed