Joe Biden Splits With Hillary Clinton: Republicans Not 'Chief Enemy'

Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday contrasted with would-be chief Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton, when said that Republicans are not the "chief enemy".

Joe Biden splits with Hillary Clinton: Republicans not 'chief enemy'

Biden was quoted as saying, "I really respect the members up there and I still have a lot of Republican friends. I don't think my chief enemy is the Republican Party. This is a matter of making things work," He was speaking during an event honoring former Vice President Walter Mondale.

Hillary Clinton argued during the Democratic debate last week that Republicans were among her enemies she's most proud of.

"Well, in addition to the NRA, the health insurance companies, the drug companies, the Iranians -- probably the Republicans," Clinton said to laughter from the Democratic audience.

It was the second such remark Biden made in two days, as the vice president made similar comments at a climate change event on Monday.

"I don't consider Republicans enemies," Biden said. "They're friends."

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