Obama thinks Biden run will hurt his legacy--He is already being proved right about that

NY Post:
Former President Barack Obama tried to talk Joe Biden out of jumping into the race for the Democratic presidential nomination — and fears his veep could “damage his legacy” with his White House bid, according to a report.

“You don’t have to do this, Joe, you really don’t,” the former president told Biden before the front-runner entered the race, insiders told the New York Times.

Biden has repeatedly cited his relationship with his old boss as he touts his credentials on the campaign trail — but Obama has asked Biden staffers to make sure the gaffe-prone veep does not “damage his legacy” or “embarrass himself” during his run.

They have been unable to prevent him from making verbal blunders, like his claim last week that “poor kids are just as bright … as white kids” and his insistence that there are “at least three” genders.
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The blunders are the least of his problems.  Biden's monetizing of the Vice Presidency in order to enrich his family is a scandal too big to ignore and certainly will not be ignored by the Trump campaign.  It happened on Obama's watch and will probably bring attention to other Obama scandals.

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