Biden holds meeting with Elizabeth Warren in DC

[flowers]

http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/251725-biden-makes-unscheduled-trip-to-dc-for-private-political

Vice President Joe Biden made a surprise visit to Washington, D.C.’s Naval Observatory on Saturday for a confidential talk with Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), CNN reported.
 
Biden’s return to the District comes amid buzz he is seriously weighing a 2016 Oval Office bid.
 
CNN said that two sources confirmed the pair’s face-to-face, the biggest indicator yet that Biden is seriously tempted by an Oval Office bid next year.
 
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“The vice president traveled last minute to Washington, D.C. for a private meeting and will be returning to Delaware,” an aide told CNN. Biden spokeswoman Kendra Barkoff declined further comment on the alleged rendezvous.
 
CNN initially reported Saturday that Biden arrived in Washington around 11 a.m. and had planned on returning home to Wilmington, Del., later in the weekend.
 
Warren, a beloved figure in progressive circles, has resisted calls to mount her own presidential candidacy. She reportedly told WBZ radio in Boston on Friday that she considers the 2016 Democratic primary up for grabs.
 
“I don’t think anyone has been anointed,” said Warren, who has not yet endorsed a candidate.
 
Hillary Clinton, the heavy favorite for the party’s nomination, is currently grappling with sinking poll

Ruh roh......team clinton about to be kicked to the curb?

[Fishrrman]

[libertybele]

I think Clinton's days are numbered and I have little doubt now that Warren will run. Warren has been my fear.  She represents the anti-establishment of the left and the liberal progressives love her.

[flowers]

I think Clinton's days are numbered and I have little doubt now that Warren will run. Warren has been my fear.  She represents the anti-establishment of the left and the liberal progressives love her.

Warren will be trouble if she runs. She is perfect for the left.

[Fishrrman]

A little while back, I compared this election to the democratic contest of 1968:
- o'er-the-Hillary playing the part of Lyndon Johnson
- Bernie Sanders playing Gene McCarthy, and
- Joe Biden playing Hubert Humphrey.

What I didn't consider was that Warren could jump in, as did Bobby Kennedy late in the primaries...

[famousdayandyear]

I think Clinton's days are numbered and I have little doubt now that Warren will run. Warren has been my fear.  She represents the anti-establishment of the left and the liberal progressives love her.

There may be liberal RINOs who love her, too.

Remember:  You didn't build that!

[libertybele]

A little while back, I compared this election to the democratic contest of 1968:
- o'er-the-Hillary playing the part of Lyndon Johnson
- Bernie Sanders playing Gene McCarthy, and
- Joe Biden playing Hubert Humphrey.

What I didn't consider was that Warren could jump in, as did Bobby Kennedy late in the primaries...

The DEMS created a position for Senator Warren in 2014 as a strategic policy advisor. They've been grooming her.  I believe she was being groomed for the presidency but she declined as she felt she couldn't defeat Hillary or maybe just didn't want to run against her.  Looks like the door is going to close on Hillary and Warren is going to be needed a little bit sooner than anticipated.

[famousdayandyear]

The DEMS created a position for Senator Warren in 2014 as a strategic policy advisor. They've been grooming her.  I believe she was being groomed for the presidency but she declined as she felt she couldn't defeat Hillary or maybe just didn't want to run against her.  Looks like the door is going to close on Hillary and Warren is going to be needed a little bit sooner than anticipated.

Plus, she can play that fake American Indian card like she did at her beloved Haavard University.

[famousdayandyear]

So, what exactly will Biden \and Warren have to talk about I wonder/

[bkepley]

There may be liberal RINOs who love her, too.

Remember:  You didn't build that!

Give me a break.  It is the right wing of the GOP that loves her and Bernie.

[libertybele]

Give me a break.  It is the right wing of the GOP that loves her and Bernie.

There aren't too many members of the GOP that I would consider conservative or "right  wing" and somehow I just don't think they feel the love for Bernie or Wig Wam.   

[famousdayandyear]

Give me a break.  It is the right wing of the GOP that loves her and Bernie.

Insane comments like this prove you are a shill for Hillary and/or Bush.  No other explanation, since you probaby have no other paying job.  You and your shilling cabal should just move on and pretend to be conservatives on another website.  Try Ace of Spades.

[Paladin]

"Give me a break.  It is the right wing of the GOP that loves her and Bernie."

[mountaineer]

Give me a break.  It is the right wing of the GOP that loves her and Bernie.

[bkepley]

There aren't too many members of the GOP that I would consider conservative or "right  wing" and somehow I just don't think they feel the love for Bernie or Wig Wam.   

1) My response was to this: There may be liberal RINOs who love her, too.

2) The right today sounds more like Warren and Bernie than like Reagan.  They have long since jettisoned free market economics.

[Dexter]

Insane comments like this prove you are a shill for Hillary and/or Bush.  No other explanation, since you probaby have no other paying job.  You and your shilling cabal should just move on and pretend to be conservatives on another website.  Try Ace of Spades.

Where can I sign up to be a paid shill?

[truth_seeker]

A little while back, I compared this election to the democratic contest of 1968:
- o'er-the-Hillary playing the part of Lyndon Johnson
- Bernie Sanders playing Gene McCarthy, and
- Joe Biden playing Hubert Humphrey.

What I didn't consider was that Warren could jump in, as did Bobby Kennedy late in the primaries...

I saw Gene McCarthy speak in 1968 at the Huntington Beach pier. (unable to vote, not yet 21)

[flowers]

Cnn said he won't tell us the decision until October.

[truth_seeker]

Cnn said he won't tell us the decision until October.

Leaving Hillary to "twist slowly in the wind."

I think the dems want all their bases covered. If events take her out, so be it. Obama doesn't want to overtly take her out.