Joe Biden “may have more time to make up his mind about running for president than most people assume,” Politico reports.
“Various deadlines have been floated: End of summer, Oct. 1, the first Democratic debate on Oct. 13, the Iowa Jefferson-Jackson dinner Oct. 24. But none of these is looking like a hard deadline. Neither are any of the cutoff dates for getting his name on state ballots. … It turns out that instead of simply deciding yes or no on a presidential run, Biden may have a third option — make no announcement at all, wait until December (or longer) and hope Clinton gets out of the race or is pushed to the sidelines without him having to get in.”
Meanwhile, National Review quoted Draft Biden super PAC official Josh Alcorn: “I am 100 percent that Joe is in.”


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