Recent polls indicated Mr. Biden would have had an uphill battle to capture the Democratic nomination.
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Action News spoke with people on the Central Coast who were split over whether they’re happy with Biden’s decision.
The news capped months of speculation about whether Biden would challenge Hillary Clinton, his fellow Democrat, former Senate colleague and friend. I am confident that history isn’t finished with Joe Biden.
Turning to global affairs, the vice president said the USA has learned much about “large-scale, open-ended military invasions”, and must accept that it can not solve the world’s problems alone.
Clinton said her book tour and being a new mother keeps her too busy to campaign for her mother Hillary Rodham Clinton right now.
“The guy has a storied career”.
“The president and I ideologically have had no disagreement”.
“I will not be silent”.
-Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush.
The vice president insisted Wednesday that “there is no timetable” for the process of running for president. “The honest to God answer is I just don’t know”.
“While I am not going to be a candidate, I will speak out clearly and forcefully as to where we stand as a party and where we need to go as a nation”, he said. I’ve concluded it has closed.
-Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, via Twitter. “But I think in raising the Republicans in that way she is trying to show…what’s at stake in this election”.
Limbaugh speculated that Biden really wanted to run and was told not to. ‘Personally, I would rather run against Hillary because her record is so bad’. This was a deeply personal decision and I respect the choice he has made’.
WHEN Jim Webb announced his withdrawal from the Democratic presidential race earlier this week, few were surprised.
“It forces the Democrats to choose from a woman who’s under investigation by the FBI and a devout Socialist. Let’s embrace our conservative principles, and we will win”.
Also in the running for the Democratic nomination are former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley and former Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee.
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“@HillaryClinton will likely be the D nominee”.
