Days Away From Democratic Debate, All Eyes On An Undecided Biden

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Mara Liasson
and
Michel Martin
All Things Considered | Oct 11, 2015

The first Democratic presidential debate is set for Tuesday, even as Vice President Joe Biden is considering whether to join the White House race. NPR's Mara Liasson sets up the showdown, and explains how the field is preparing for Biden's decision days before the event.

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