Last week, when he was in Sarasota, Florida, Joe Biden made some phone calls to prospective voters. In one case, he told an unconvinced voter that once he saw his health insurance rate go down, he would be casting his vote for Biden in 2016. Today, he hinted again that he plans to run for president.
GREENVILLE, Del. — Vice President Joe Biden has cast his vote in the 2012 election, saying “it’s always a kick.”
President Barack Obama’s running mate says it was the eighth time he’s run for election statewide. Asked if he thought it was the last time he’d vote for himself, he told reporters, “No, I don’t think so.”
Two weeks from today, the vice-president will turn 70 years old. But his age doesn’t seem to be deterring him. I don’t think he could beat out Hillary Clinton if she chose to run, but she might not want to run. From what I hear, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo wants to take a shot but is waiting to hear what Hillary wants to do. She just turned 65, but I don’t think age will deter her, either.
