Hillary Clinton Says ‘We’re not’ Preparing For Joe Biden To Enter Race

If Vice President Joe Biden chooses to dive into the presidential battle, he’s prone to look at a increase from his man Catholics in Iowa.

In an interview with the Catholic “America” magazine released Monday, Biden reiterated his belief that the decision to run for president needs to be made by his whole family. “Everyone seems to want him to run now”. Ironically, Biden started the interview by saying that Pope Francis is “the embodiment of the Catholic social doctrine that I was raised with, the idea that everyone is entitled to dignity, that the poor should be given special preference, that you have an obligation to reach out and be inclusive”. More than anything, he’s authentic. “So for us it’s a family decision”. Marco Rubio (30 percent said they could see him in the White House). And they have contributed to Biden’s skyrocketing personal approval rating in polls.

United Talent Agency managing director Jay Sures, who has become a major force on the Hollywood political-fundraising scene, tells The Hollywood Reporter he not only will back the vice president, he also expects other leading industry Democrats to come forward and do the same. You’ve got to promise me something.

That struck a familiar note for people in Washington. “Even in a crowd, you’re alone”.

Sanders is still unknown to about one in three registered Democrats. “And all of a sudden I lost it”.

The statement that “abortion is always wrong” puts Biden at odds with House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.), who has portrayed her support for abortion rights as an extension of her religious beliefs.

“He’s so genuine and has that ability to connect with people“, she said. As Clinton’s numbers have dropped, the vice president has been openly mulling a late entry into the race.

Sources inside Biden’s orbit insist those maneuvers imply due diligence should he decide to run.

“This is not, like, ancient history”, she said. And that’s been my position for as long as I’ve been engaged.

The vice president will have to make a final decision very soon. Mid-November brings the first in a series of deadlines to get on the ballot for the first caucuses and primaries in 2016. Barack Obama in 2007.

Jill Biden took no questions after her 15-minute address, which focused on the problems facing women, and the importance of helping them succeed.

Those who have discussed the race with Biden say he’s no more definitive in private than he is in such public comments.

Aides and advisers say this is just another sign that Biden is truly undecided about a run and not leaning one way or the other.

“I think that’s a big deal, based on just what it sounded like he was wrestling with, himself“, said Carney, who recently spoke to the vice president. “My religion is an enormous sense of solace….”