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“He still thinks he can be a top three candidate in short order if he announces in September,” says a Biden adviser in Washington. “The assumptions are that the pack might thin a bit, the tiers will become clearer, and that there is still plenty of money to be raised. None of these guys is really pulling ahead.”
Biden, who attempted a presidential run back in 1988 before being embarrassed by plagiarism charges and stepping out of the race, would bring similar credentials to the race that Sen. John Kerry and Rep. Dick Gephardt now currently tout. Given his own Senate stature, experience, and money-raising potential, Biden would probably be a bigger threat to Kerry than any of the other announced candidates.
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