article_snippet.sent: Washington (CNN)A new entry and a waiting game on the Democratic side, a go-slow approach from a leading Republican, and the big stakes of 2016 filled our Sunday morning trip around the "Inside Politics" table.
article_snippet.sent: For Biden, watch, wait and ...
article_snippet.sent: Few think Biden is willing to risk a third losing bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
article_snippet.sent: But Biden official word is that Biden is still looking at a Democratic race that starts with Clinton as the overwhelming favorite, and Julie Hirschfeld Davis of The New York Times reports that this "wait and see" approach is likely to continue for a bit.
article_snippet.sent: And Biden would not mind being the person they talk about as that person.
article_snippet.sent: So, and as long as we are talking about that, we are still talking about Biden, and that's just the way
article_snippet.sent: Listen to the candidates -- and be reminded of the high stakes .
article_snippet.sent: NPR's Steve Inskeep says the prospect of big changes was obvious as NPR's Steve Inskeep did some recent homework about the 2016 race.
article_snippet.sent: Goal No.1 for Republicans in 2016 is taking back the White House.
highlights_snippet.sent: Biden's and Kasich's "wait and see" 2016 strategies .
  