A very Biden moment on the rope line in Somersworth, NH.

[flamingdem]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">A very Biden moment on the rope line in Somersworth, NH. <br><br>Vietnam vet James Graham, like so many who come to see Biden, identifies with the candidate in grief. Graham lost a friend in Vietnam. Biden lost a son, an Iraq war vet <a href="https://t.co/d96o8zoLe9">pic.twitter.com/d96o8zoLe9</a></p>— Marc Caputo (@MarcACaputo) <a href="

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[redstatebluegirl]

1. Joe is real, that is the truth.

He feels things so deeply, that is what we are missing, a leader with a true heart, one who has empathy for those who have been injured, or forgotten. My hope is he continues to be himself, to tell the story about the horrible losses he has endured. To tell the story of his father at the kitchen table when he lost his job. This is a man who is clearly the average American and can relate if they let him do so.

I bet he give good hugs too.

[highplainsdem]

2. That brought tears to my eyes.

[PatSeg]

3. He does that a lot to me

He is genuinely caring and authentic.

They should do interviews with the many people who rode on Amtrak with Joe for years. He is the most down-to-earth politician in Washington. And he can talk with foreign leaders with the same ease and comfort.