Joe Biden 2016 Candidate: Fox News Chief Correspondent Says Vice President Will Announce He's Running By Saturday
Vice President Joe Biden might officially be jumping into the presidential race after all.
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Biden has been keeping the media and the world on edge for months with uncertainty over whether he would run for president in 2016. Now, Fox News Chief White House Correspondent Ed Henry has given Biden fans some hope.
Henry wrote on Twitter today that Biden has told supporters he plans to run for president and will make his announcement by the end of the week.
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Three sources close to @VP telling me he's expected to announce he is running but the sources are all urging caution on 48-hr timeline
— Ed Henry (@edhenry) October 19, 2015
The three sources say @vp telling supporters in calls planning to jump in race but not rushing -- watch Sat Jefferson Jackson dinner iowa — Ed Henry (@edhenry) October 19, 2015
Biden and his office have not commented on the new rumors.
The Jefferson-Jackson Dinner is taking place Saturday in Iowa, with all five major Democratic presidential hopefuls in attendance as well. Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Martin O'Malley, Jim Webb and Lincoln Chafee will compete for attention in an effort to wow voters, but will Biden's announcement overshadow all of their efforts?
New polls out of CNN/ORC have Biden winning in a general election over leading republican candidates Donald Trump and Ben Carson by a 8-10 point margin. But Clinton and Sanders are beating him for the Democratic nomination. Clinton and Sanders polls at 45 and 24 percent, respectively, with Biden polling at 18 percent.
