Former President Joe Biden has endorsed Dan Koh, a candidate running for U.S. Congress in Massachusetts’ Democratic primary for 6th Congressional District, while Rep. Seth Moulton is running for U.S. Senate.
Coe, who served in various roles during Biden’s White House tenure, released a video in which Biden said he made the call because he wanted to support Coe.
Gao told Biden he was “honored.”
“You’re going to be a great member of Congress,” Biden told Coe, asserting that “everything you and I fought for, everything we did to help ordinary people is now at risk in this administration, so we have to get you elected.”
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Koh narrowly lost the 2018 Massachusetts Democratic congressional primary.
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Dan Koh participates in a debate between Democratic candidates for the 3rd Congressional District seat in Lowell, Massachusetts, on April 29, 2018.
Biden also recently endorsed Keisha Lance Bottoms for Georgia governor.
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Bottoms also served in the Biden administration and previously served as mayor of Atlanta.
Original source of the article: Biden intervenes in Democratic congressional primaries, warning ‘everything we’ve done to help ordinary people is now in jeopardy’
