It’s been a very good day on the endorsement front for Hillary Clinton. Any of these endorsements might have been impressive before Tuesday night, when Clinton took the stage and delivered what was essentially her acceptance of the Democratic nomination.
Hillary Clinton has been endorsed today by: Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren and Martin O'Malley
— Jennifer Epstein (@jeneps) June 10, 2016
Was anyone expecting a Trump endorsement from that bunch?
JUST IN: Biden endorses Clinton https://t.co/gqrMHwP8ml pic.twitter.com/OcqgOym3SZ
— The Hill (@thehill) June 10, 2016
The most recent of that crew to throw his support behind Clinton is Vice President Joe Biden, whom many were eyeing as an emergency backup in the days when Bernie Sanders was putting a substantial dent in his opponent’s momentum.
Biden seems to be hoping for some divine intervention this November; it’s a good thing the Democrats (begrudgingly) decided to restore God to the party’s official platform.
Biden endorses… "whoever the next president is, and in my view, god willing, it'll be Secretary Clinton"
— MickieMo (@MickieMo) June 10, 2016
Biden endorses in his own way. "God willing in my view it'll be Secretary Clinton."
— Jennifer Epstein (@jeneps) June 10, 2016
Joe Biden on the race to the White House today: “God willing, it’ll be Secretary Clinton"https://t.co/ll4h2RZOTN
— Salvador Hernandez (@SalHernandez) June 10, 2016
The vice president made his remarks about Clinton “off the cuff” while speaking at the American Constitution Society Conference Thursday night. So, were his remarks really an endorsement? Close enough, says his office.
Biden endorses Clinton—VP's office says it was off the cuff but yes- it's an endorsement-remarks @ American Constitution Society
— Lesa Jansen (@LesaJansenFNC) June 10, 2016
@thehill oh, well that seals it! Phew.
— MB (@Yanks2013) June 10, 2016
Joe Biden endorses Hillary Clinton Can it be more clear that the Democratic primary is over? #HillaryClinton #DemocraticPrimaries
— Hernán Molina (@HernanMolinaTV) June 10, 2016
Bernie Sanders doesn’t seem to have gotten the message yet, but after Elizabeth Warren went nuclear on Donald Trump today, a lot of people are wishing things had ended on a different note.
Am I the only person who kind of wishes that Biden had run for President? https://t.co/G1v5XpMhl8
— Lis Pimentel (@lapimentel) June 10, 2016
Hardly.
I voted Bernie in the primary. I'll vote Hillary in the general. But I wanted Joe. Biden/Warren 2016. If only.https://t.co/Aj0oQ2QOEJ
— Mark Lazerus (@MarkLazerus) June 9, 2016
@MarkLazerus @MotherJones I was really wanted Biden to run too.
— Adam Faucheux (@Afaucheux70) June 9, 2016
Dammit Joe Biden if you'd have RUN for office we wouldn't be in his trash heap of an election.
— Kim Russell (@kimberrussell) June 10, 2016
Everybody's favorite candidate either didn't run or didn't win. Biden. Warren. Bernie. We flirted with them all. Wasn't meant to be.
— Rugged Amethyst (@GrooveSDC) June 10, 2016
Jesus Biden, why didn't you run?
— IRL Bene Gesserit (@DreddByDawn) June 10, 2016
The Biden/Warren ticket would have been everything I wanted in life, as today proves.
— Jodi (@tvisgoodx) June 10, 2016
Still say Biden should have run and announced, right up front, he was running for one term and Warren was his VP. https://t.co/YSsbrTzpas
— Scott Warheit (@swarheit) June 10, 2016
Even as we move toward a new era at the White House it's worth repeating that I would run through fire for Joe Biden.
— KMB (@KMB2476) June 10, 2016
With every fiber of my being I wish Joe Biden was young enough to run for president in 8 years. More than anything
— Danielle Barber (@Daniellamarie92) June 10, 2016
But Hillary’s good too, right?
Right?
