Drawing contrast with his own 'unprecedented campaign,' Sanders said Biden running the 'same old, same old' type of campaign, similar to that of Hillary Clinton's in 2016, is exactly what Team Trump is hoping for next year.
Biden offered a wide smile and nodded before responding to a CBS News reporter telling him about Sanders' criticism inside an Iowa campaign venue.
"Senator Sanders says that with your vote in the Iraq War and trade that President Trump will 'eat your lunch' in the general election --will he eat your lunch?" the reporter asked Biden. "Tell him to come and I'll give him some dessert at the White House," Biden relayed to Sanders with a laugh. Both Sanders and Biden have the leeway to throw such jocular jabs at each other, as a wide range of head-to-headshow the two men perform best against Trump next November. Sanders and Biden each sit at least 4-5 points ahead of Trump in one-on-one general election scenarios. Meanwhile, Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren and South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg barely even or sit only 1-2 percentage points ahead of Trump.
Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders traded food-based barbs over who is more likely to defeat President Donald Trump in the November 2020 general election.
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