Former Vice President Joe Biden is strongly signaling he could soon launch a presidential campaign while still giving himself room to decide against a run.
Speaking Tuesday in Delaware, Biden said, "I haven't made the final decision but don't be surprised."
Biden says his family supports a campaign, which is important because he has long said that would be a major consideration for him. He added, "There is a consensus that they … want me to run."
He says he's still deciding whether he can finance a campaign according to his principles, which include banning political action committee money. He also says he would want to make sure he could run a first-class digital campaign that could position him to win the Democratic nomination.
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