Former Vice President Joe Biden told ABC News over the weekend that he had “apologized” to his challenger for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), for acting as though the Democratic primary is “officially over,” and for starting the hunt for a running mate, even as Sanders remains in the race.
Sanders, of course, is running well behind Biden in the delegate count but says his team believes there’s still a “narrow path” to the nomination, largely because so many states have either canceled or postponed their primaries, leaving it nearly impossible for Biden to win 1,991 delegates before the August convention.
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