Democrats ‘questioning' their own party amid revelations about Biden's inner circle
'They are questioning: how did this man even end up in a position of power?' Mr Coleman told Sky News host Caroline Di Russo.
'Speaking for myself personally, as a former Democrat, when I saw him running for office, I asked the question as to why.
'It was very clear that he was falling apart.'
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