Elizabeth Warren on Saturday in his residence at the Naval Observatory, another sign he is seriously deciding whether to jump into the Democratic presidential race. On Saturday, the New York Times reported that some big Democratic donors have quietly said they would reevaluate their support for Clinton if Biden joins the race. “You know, I am happy with whatever they come up with, because I think that this election will be an excellent opportunity for the American people to make a clear choice”.
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“Much of this is about Hillary’s weakness and her skyrocketing negative ratings, her inability to completely consolidate the Democratic Party in the way that she foresaw”, Ball said.
Mr. Brown said the email saga surrounding Ms. Clinton’s private email server as Secretary of State carried a “dark energy” that represents a substantial challenge for her campaign.
Although Biden has yet to make a decision, his advisers have looked at fundraising, ballot deadlines and an early primary state strategy. While Clinton vacations in the Hamptons, seen in this dailymail.com photo, Biden supporters see an opening in the polls. Mrs Clinton, who also understands Senator Warren’s importance in the party, met privately with her last December.
Former Maryland governor Martin O’Malley also expressed support for an eventual Biden run on Sunday, calling it good news that there be another “lifelong Democrat in the race”. Elizabeth Warren. She is, of course, the pride of all liberals, the darling of all liberals in the Senate who was urged to run for president herself. Or, to borrow a slogan from the Democrats’ 1992 presidential candidate, Bill Clinton: “reinventing government”.
However, Biden spokeswoman Kendra Barkoff was quick to put down rumours that the vice president had already made a decision.
California Gov. Jerry Brown Biden said Biden should give “very serious consideration” to jumping in and conceded he could usurp Clinton for the nomination. As Joshua Alcorn from the Draft Biden movement said in a statement, “The Vice President’s strength in these polls shows there is a desire to have him on the stage for the Democratic debate in October”.
“Here’s the problem with Hillary Clinton“. Symbolically, however, “it just continues to fuel this story that is very much alive right now, of the potential for this unexpected run”. I’ve been around politics long enough to know things are uncertain. If he runs and fails, he risks damaging that stature and ending a four-decade-plus career on a lower note.
Biden reportedly met with advisors in Delaware earlier this week to discuss the possibility of launching a third presidential run.
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“I think that would be a great ticket”, Larry Rasky, a longtime strategist and confidant of Biden’s, quipped to the Boston Globe, referring to a hypothetical Biden/Warren ticket. While he originally said he would decide whether to run by the end of the summer, he is likely to let that self-imposed deadline slide.
