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iceberg124 November 10th, 2017 2:00am

Former Vice President and speculated 2020 candidate Joe Biden has been doing interviews where he says he 'would have won' the presidency, 'should have won', and now 'regrets that he's not president'. Will they express that it's 'his turn' in 2020?

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Senate101 San Diego
11/09/17 7:50 pm

😂 No, the truth is I like Biden! But I can see where you are coming from.

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Senate101 San Diego
11/09/17 7:39 pm

Me too!

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shygal47 Florida east coast
11/09/17 8:50 pm

Too old

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gluxford1 Arizona
11/09/17 7:45 pm

You want Trump to win reelection too? Welcome to the right, my friend! 😉😆

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playum
11/09/17 11:30 pm

Too old, too late

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gluxford1 Arizona
11/09/17 7:26 pm

Oh, I hope so.

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abusara i drink and i know things
11/10/17 5:45 am

Who is "they?"

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roberbaran
11/10/17 9:32 am

They will , but it’s shouldn’t be his turn.

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zimmy Florida
11/10/17 5:10 am

Although I love Joe Biden, new blood is needed in the Democratic Party!

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shygal47 Florida east coast
11/10/17 8:21 am

Both parties need to offer younger candidates to vote for. I’m older and I don’t want a person in their 70s or 80s as President. Get someone that still loves to strive for more, that looks long-term.
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ozzy
11/10/17 5:58 am

He probably would have heated trump

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Squidboy Snarkapottamus
11/09/17 10:24 pm

👆🏻 he may have won....Big he’s to old in 2030. For that matter....so is Trump

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mark4
11/10/17 4:58 am

Yep. As far as the next presidential election is concerned the Dems are done with the older generation.

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