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Obama 'thinks the world' of Biden but is quiet on inappropriate touching allegations as his former VP acknowledges that 'he'll have to earn the nomination on his own,' sources say Obama hasn't been vocal on the allegations, but a source who has spoken with him in recent weeks claims that he is still supportive of Biden  'President Obama thinks the world of him and thinks he'd be an excellent president,' the source said They added: 'He's spent an infinite amount of time talking about his character, and they remain in touch and good friends'  Sources said Obama has stayed clear away from the recent news surrounding the embattled Biden, or anything concerning the Democratic primary 'President Obama is not going to be weighing in on the primary and the day-to-day stories around it,' the source added  Seven women have come forward and claim that Biden has inappropriately touched them 

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Published: 13:19 BST, 7 April 2019 | Updated: 20:24 BST, 7 April 2019

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Former President Barack Obama has been one of the few key allies of Joe Biden who has not spoken out on the inappropriate touching allegations brought up against his former vice president. 

Obama hasn't been vocal on the allegations, but a source who has spoken with him in recent weeks claims that he is still supportive of Biden. 

'President Obama thinks the world of him and thinks he'd be an excellent president,' the source explained to The Hill. 'He's spent an infinite amount of time talking about his character, and they remain in touch and good friends.'

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Obama hasn't been vocal on the allegations, but a source who has spoken with him in recent weeks claims that he is still supportive of Biden

Obama hasn't been vocal on the allegations, but a source who has spoken with him in recent weeks claims that he is still supportive of Biden

But sources also noted that Obama has stayed clear away from any of the recent news surrounding the embattled Biden, let alone anything concerning the Democratic primary. 

'President Obama is not going to be weighing in on the primary and the day-to-day stories around it,' the source added. 'And Joe Biden would be the first to tell you that he'll have to earn the nomination on his own.' 

Obama had praised his former vice president, two weeks ago during a sold-out event in Canada. 

Allegations against Biden became prominent last Friday when Lucy Flores, a former Nevada state assemblywoman and candidate for state lieutenant governor, wrote an essay alleging that Biden touched her shoulders and kissed her head in 2014

Allegations against Biden became prominent last Friday when Lucy Flores, a former Nevada state assemblywoman and candidate for

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