We will come back stronger and will win -Joe Biden

Former vice-chairman Joe Biden is confident that his campaign will recover and can win eventually after the gloomy performance in Iowa and New Hampshire. He sounded victorious and declared a comeback when he took the stage at a union hall in Las Vegas. “I know the ultimate results are yet to be declared, but I feel specialized. you set me during a position. You know, the press is prepared to declare people dead quickly, but we are alive, and that we are getting to come and win,” said Biden in his speech.

Before the speech, Biden’s campaign manager Greg Schultz posted on Twitter that “as per our internal data, Biden will secure a robust second rank tonight in Nevada.” Because there was a huge turnout among African Americans, caucus-goers older than 65 & those that oppose Sanders’ Medicare for All policy. On the opposite hand, Pete Buttigieg’s campaign projected him for the second rank. However, the lead for Biden grew because the night completed. In his speech, Buttigieg also attacked Sanders by calling him “an inflexible, ideological revolution that leaves out most Democrats and Americans.” The war of words between Sanders and Buttigieg is what Biden hopes and needs to form a comeback. South Carolina’s February 29th primary may be a must-win for vice chairman Joe Biden.

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