Joe Biden’s Presidential aspirations and the reckoning

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03 May 2020, 4:58 am

Biscuitman wrote:

When Biden speaks I just dont see a room being enthused or galvanised. Politics is primarily about policies, but the leader should be able to inspire people too.

Has there ever been a time where the 2 potential leaders going into an election have had less of a personality?!

Americans must be thumping their head into a wall looking at this :lol:

2016 was famously the election between the two least popular candidates since modern polling began.

Biden is polling much better than Clinton. In particular, while Clinton was quite popular with black voters, Biden seems to generate enthusiasm from them, and Biden also does much better amongst working-class whites.

He might not be the liveliest now but he has a reputation built up over decades which Americans are more privy to.

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