Would Democrats be better off if Joe Biden entered the 2016 race?

Gosh, what a tough decision. We have the DNC touting an old white millionair woman with three felony charges hanging over her head, an angry lie filled career politician with absolutely no accomplishments that helped the country, a 73 year old sway backed white man Socialist-Democrat and a failed prior white governor that left Baltimore in ruins even after millions were poured into that waste land. Socialism is the opposite of what this country stands for-freedom! Biden failed twice before..nice guy but dumb and out of touch with the average man. He supported every failed agenda of Obama that has given us unemployment of 22-23%, one of four are on government programs, blacks have twice as much unemployment, and he supports Planned Parenthood that has killed so many black babies ( blacks make up less than 13% of the population but black abortions make up 73% of their work ( 2014 stats ) My neighbor used to work for them and she says the numbers are much higher)

Biden or any Democrat has no stated plan of specifics to deal with ISIL, no pan to help business ad jobs, no tax reform plan other than to add more taxes, the list goes on_ all we need to do is look at every liberal progressive Dem run city and we see failed communities and rising crime.(Chicago, Balitmore, San Fran, New York, etc. Facts are facts.

Yes.

Having several contenders for the nomination will, hopefully, increase debate on issues important to Democrats and the country as a whole. This is good.

I don’t see in Biden what his opponents see in him. What I see is a capable and experienced pol that can thunderously dispatch lightweights in debate like Romney’s running mate in 2012, and adjust to a softer touch for the debate in 2008 with Palin. I see a man who cares and a man who loves the improvised gesture, but does not act on the impulse. He’s a team player obviously, and People love his warmth. I’d love to see him get the nomination and run with Warren who also is a genuine person seeking to address real problems rather than merely seeking to be in power with “triangulating” positions.