A former Vice President Joe Biden on Sunday, offered lot of praising to Phil Murphy at an appearance with the New Jersey's Democratic gubernatorial front-runner, and he also said that the off-year elections are the most important in the country over the next coming three years.

Murphy is leading the pack of Democrats and also has the huge amount of campaign cash advantage as compared to his three leading rivals as he bids to succeed over the Republican Gov. Chris Christie.

In front of about 1,000 people at the community center, Biden said that the country, and also the whole world will be watching this election "to decide whether or not America has bought into this crass and mean spirited and negative and uncomfortable rhetoric that we have been subjected to these last 10 months — or whether (we are) ready to re-establish and assert who we are."

Murphy served as the ambassador to Germany, under the former President Barack Obama. He has loaned for his campaign more than $15 million and also has spent about six times more than all his rivals combined.

Biden revealed that five years ago, he flew to Germany in a try to convince Murphy to run for the office, though he did not said which office. He also said that the late Democratic Sen. Frank Lautenberg urged him to try and also recruit Murphy.

Murphy's deep pockets are notwithstanding, Biden focused on the two men's working-class Irish roots and said that he trusts Murphy's "gut." He also scolded the Democrats for not speaking to the fears and also aspirations of the middle-class, something he said that President Donald Trump exploited in the 2016 election.

Murphy said that he will stand up to Trump with "a steel backbone," and also criticized the president for proposing the tax cuts for wealthy.

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