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The case for locking Joe Biden in a cupboard

21 June 2019

3:55 AM

21 June 2019

3:55 AM

Most candidates for the Democratic nomination are struggling to be noticed in a crowded field. Elizabeth Warren details policy proposals. Bernie Sanders rails against the establishment. Beto O’Rourke stands on tables and flails his arms.

Joe Biden, on the other hand, has not had to do a lot to garner attention.

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