I have no detailed experience or knowledge of Joe Biden at all -- apart from the fact that his reputation is that of an all-round nice guy. But then, it would be in line with a broad Obama approach -- being unfailingly "nice" and doing nothing at all about the perpetually uneven playing field that sees the rich get richer. If that quote above is by Biden it seems to me much more in line with a moderate Republican than someone who should be in the current Democrat party. If that money horded by 500 billionaires was freed up, he doesn't think that would do incredible good for redistribution? Shrinking social security and medicare? -- either he's gone off the deep end into dementia or he's definitely on the wrong side> Wonder who he expects to appeal to as a presidential candidate. Acknowledges the huge gap in wealth, won't do anything significant about it, and wants to cripple the only existing supports the poor have... I don't get it.

Nice enough, but not what we need right now. A tad cozy with the corporate privileged set.

I would like to see the rest of the article before I comment.

He's too centrist....too conservative. I supported Bernie in 2015-2016....I sent $$ in within minutes after he announced his candidacy.

And don't give me that ageist crap.

Bernie may be 5 years older than DJT and 3 years older than Biden....but I think he's healthier, and far smarter and wiser than either of them.

Clinton democrat.

No.

Meh

This horse is going to burn out. He is beyond his age to run this race. Trump will massacre him in broad daylight on stage.

Not my cup of tea.

I wish he wasn't so beholden to those 500 billionaires. I like Joe, but I'm ready for a non corporate Democrat to represent our party in Washington.