Former Vice President Joe Biden is complaining that billionaire hedge-funder Tom Steyer is cutting his support among African American voters in South Carolina – as he declined to predict he would get the endorsement of a key powerbroker in the state. Biden’s comments come as he tries to use what appears to be a second-pace showing in Nevada to inject new energy into his campaign and try to score his first win in South Carolina. ‘What’s happening is you have Steyer spending hundreds of millions, tens of thousands of dollars, millions of dollars, out campaigning there. And so I think a lot is happening in terms of the amount of money being spent by the billionaires to try to cut into the African-American vote,’ Biden told CBS’ ‘Face the Nation. ‘I think that has a lot to do with it,’ he groused. But Biden said he thinks Steyer won’t do any better in South Carolina than he did in Nevada, where he spent millions and didn’t net a single delegate. ‘I think we’re gonna do well, and I think we’re going to go on to Super Tuesday and do very well,’ former Vice President Joe Biden said of his chances… Read full this story
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