Joe Biden's Democratic primary foes are zeroing in on generational change as a leading argument against him as they sharpen their lines of attack two weeks ahead of the party's first presidential primary debates
Joe Biden's Democratic primary foes are zeroing in on generational change as a leading argument against him as they sharpen their lines of attack two weeks ahead of the party's first presidential primary debates.
Former Rep. Beto O'Rourke of Texas became the latest contender to criticize Biden when he was asked Thursday on MSNBC's"Morning Joe" whether the former vice president represented a"return to the past." "He is," O'Rourke said."And that cannot be who we are going forward. We've got to be bigger. We've got to be bolder." Central to Biden's campaign is the notion that Washington can work after Trump leaves town.
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