Biden says 'Obama would be jealous', keeps bringing up his predecessor

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : Biden still shows confidence in his ability to take on Trump, despite polls showing him trailing nationally and in the battlegrounds.
35% : According to a Washington Post profile this month, Biden leans on Bill Clinton and Barack Obama for advice, but contacts Clinton more often.
15% : Facing a tough reelection against Donald Trump, Biden continues to chew over his fateful decision not to seek the presidency in 2016 after eight years as Obama's vice president.
10% : Biden has obvious regrets about that decision, given how Donald Trump defeated Clinton - in part due to beating her in blue collar battlegrounds Michigan and Pennsylvania that Biden considers his strength.
6% : Barack Obama thought Hillary Clinton 'had a better shot of winning the presidency than I did,' said BidenWith Biden bowing out while grieving over the death of his son, Beau, in 2015, Hillary Clinton captured the Democratic Party's nomination and lost to Donald Trump, with her electoral college defeat caused by close losses in rust belt battlegroundsThe president has told aides privately he 'could have beaten Donald Trump' in 2016, according to Axios.

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