Replies

What Biden is doing is keeping a lot of dems from switching their allegiance to Sanders. They're waiting to see if Biden runs. Meanwhile, hillary behind the scenes racks up support; time is on her side. I don't know if it's intentional or not on Biden's part. Perhaps he's just staying on the sidelines as the fill-in if hillary is too scandal-ridden or ill to run.

Biden keeps saying that personal or emotional issues are preventing him from deciding whether to run or not. I think that's BS. Biden made a decision months ago: he will run if Hillary is indicted or so severely damaged by scandal that she's unelectable. As long as only Republicans and conservatives are following the email issue closely, Biden doesn't want to risk his own reputation and the wrath of the pro-Hillary DNC by running. As the unofficial backup candidate, he will only run when he's given the green light to run, i.e. if and when the DNC cuts its losses with Hillary.

That's the way it looks. I can't believe Biden's that unstable about the loss of his son. He coped and moved on with that horrific loss of his wife early on in his career. Keeping Sanders support in the game but at bay is, I'd wager, support that would mostly go to Trump.

It does all seem like a cynical backstabber uniparty manipulation to force-feed us hillary vs Jeb, or a fill in they approve of.

It's one of the reasons I'm so strong for Trump. Do those supporting the others even realize that they're part of a game?

That's my take, anyway.