Biden Watch
Joe Biden Sharpens Distinctions Between Himself and Hillary Clinton
The vice president portrays himself as pragmatic and bipartisan as he weighs a bid.
Vice President Joe Biden speaks during an event to honor former Vice President Walter Mondale at George Washington University on Oct. 20, 2015, in Washington.
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Joe Biden continues to sharpen his rhetoric against possible presidential rival Hillary Clinton.
Speaking Tuesday at a tribute dinner for former Vice President Walter Mondale, Biden called governing without a bipartisan approach “naïve” and said that “the other team is not the enemy,” a not-so-veiled reference to Clinton's characterization of Republicans as “enemies” during the first Democratic presidential debate.