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The former vice president was repeatedly caught flat-footed as the trio smelled blood in the water and fought to close the polling gap, hammering Biden in a debate that delivered the fire absent in Tuesday’s installment.

That fire was most often focused on Biden, who was grilled on his Obama-era positions on immigration and health care, as well as his early-career stances on criminal justice and the Iraq War — forcing him into a staggering verbal retreat dotted with aborted trains of thought.

“Anyway…” Biden trailed off multiple times as he struggled to answer attacks and