As Joe Biden gazes at Hillary Clinton sagging in the polls, and populists Bernie Sanders is emerging stronger alongside Donald Trump, now considered more of a probable rather than a long shot Republican nominee, Biden might think this is the year a strong centrist Democrat that is deeply tied to the Obama administration might find success. A key player on Wall Street appears to agree in this respect. Jim Chanos thinks Joe Biden is best positioned to emphasize Obama’s economic accomplishments Jim Chanos thinks that in 2016 those closely tied to the Obama economic record might be the ticket to success. Speaking on…
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- Jim Chanos thinks Joe Biden is best positioned to emphasize Obama's economic accomplishments
- Its best to emphasize Obama's economic accomplishes, which is done with a Biden run, rather than foreign policy, which is inevitable with a Clinton run
- Establishment Republicans could support Biden, as Chanos discovered at a dinner party with Republican friends
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