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Joe Biden won't slow down after official exit
"What I plan on doing is staying engaged in all the issues I'm engaged in now," the vice president said in a phone interview from his Greenville home Friday after returning from a week in Australia and New Zealand.
Biden added that while he has no "intention" of running for public office again, he won't formally rule it out.
"If something happens and it's appropriate for me to be engaged," he said, trailing off.
The Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia this week is a reminder that the vice president will soon exit the "official" upper echelon of the party, following more than four decades of steadfast service.
Biden added that while he has no "intention" of running for public office again, he won't formally rule it out.
"If something happens and it's appropriate for me to be engaged," he said, trailing off.
The Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia this week is a reminder that the vice president will soon exit the "official" upper echelon of the party, following more than four decades of steadfast service.
Read more: http://www.delawareonline.com/story/news/2016/07/23/joe-biden-wont-slow-down-after-official-exit/86952334/