Republican frontrunner Donald Trump brought his message to Southeastern Iowa Wednesday telling a crowd of 2,500 that he doesn't think Vice President Joe Biden would have gotten the Democratic nomination and "frankly, I really want to run against Hillary."<br />"Unfortunately, I believe we're out of time; the time necessary to mount a winning campaign for the nomination," Biden said Wednesday afternoon in the Rose Garden, flanked by his wife Jill and President Obama.<br />Making his second visit to the eastern section of Iowa, Trump touted his climb in the recent ABC News/Washington Post poll showing the frontrunner with a commanding lead of 32 percent, with former neurosurgeon Ben Carson in second place with 22 percent.<br />The real estate mogul will be making his first trip as a candidate to Florida this weekend, a stop in Miami Friday night followed by an afternoon rally in Jacksonville Saturday.
