2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumJoe Biden on 2016 Decision: 'I Regret It Every Day'
WASHINGTON (AP) -- You can take Joe Biden out of the presidential campaign, but you can't take the campaign out of Joe Biden.
Three months after bowing out of the 2016 competition, the vice president has a few second thoughts about his decision.
"I regret it every day," Biden said Wednesday.
Still, he said he made the right call for his family and for himself. And he pledged to stay "deeply involved" in the race to replace President Barack Obama.
"We've got two good candidates," Biden said, praising Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders for engaging in a "robust debate" devoid of personal attacks. He glossed over the third candidate running for the Democratic nomination, Martin O'Malley, whose campaign has struggled to gain traction.
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"We have 2 good candidates running." !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Did he actually praise bernie and hrc, and ignore mo'm? Didn't hear praise of the 2, on rachel show.
firebrand80
(2,760 posts)bigtree
(85,989 posts)...more low blow politics.
...reminds me of Mario Cuomo playing coy about jumping into a campaign well under way.
I feel even better now about his choice to stay out.
elleng
(130,865 posts)I'd like to see video of the interview (kind of. Going out for ice cream, may have it with Kahlua.)