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Another Joe Biden Buffoon moment
This guy is something else !
Big stick of Barrack Obama - YouTube |
Biden would know,its how he became his running mate.
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I hate to break it to you...but it's not that funny.
-spence |
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Ya Spence We know how protective you are about Obama's stick ! Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
always remember - Biden was Spence's choice for 2008 presidential candidate. This is the guy Spence believed was best prepared to run the country.
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Jimmy Kimmel and President Obama Did Their Best With the Jokes at the Correspondents’ Dinner
Best Joe Biden Joke: "It’s kind of hard to be funny with the president of the United States sitting right next to you, looking at you. And somehow day in and day out, Joe Biden manages to do it." |
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having foot in mouth disease does not mean he isn't capable... if anything, comments like this, "This is a big #^&#^&#^&#^&ing deal' etc... make him less 'fake' to me.... I've been known to say stupid things before... |
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He is a buffoon, as well as an unprincipled, greedy, hypocritical cheapskate. And amazingly, with all of that, he's still a million times better than his boss. |
joe for plumber
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At least he didn't claim he invented the internet, but it is
scary to think he's a heartbeat away. |
there's a rumer that it will be a murmur
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I see no reason for keeping Biden. None. |
According to the Washington Post, bin Laden wanted to kill Obama, in part, because he felt Vice President Joe Biden was "unprepared" to step in as commander in chief. Bin Laden's planned assassination of Obama involved hijacking Air Force One, the Post said.
"Obama is the head of infidelity and killing him automatically will make Biden take over the presidency," Bin Laden wrote in a message to one of his top lieutenants, the paper said. "Biden is totally unprepared for that post, which will lead the U.S. into a crisis." |
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I'm thinking Hillary might be his choice. Bill is starting to get
involved with Obama's re-election and Hillary is supposed to resign Sec.of State end of term. |
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On the GOP side, I still say Rubio is the best choice, but lately, I've been hearing the name Condaleeza Rice thrown around. In my opinion, that's a superb pick, because she's experienced, brilliant, talented (classicly trained pianist and a world-class figure skater to boot), and a nice lady. Downside is that she's probably too closely tied to the Bush administration, and the nation is still suffering from Bush fatigue. But I really like her. We've got a real chance in November, and I never thought I'd say that. Not with (1) Obama's cult status, and (2) the way the media is in the tank for him. But even with that, he's done such a God-awful job, he's vulnerable. |
I don't know Jim, even if he hated her if he thought he could win, he
would choose her. Then there is 2016 where she would be set for Presidential election. Gotta agree on Condaleeza Rice, bright,experienced and above the fray with class. I think Obama's cult status is pretty much gone, he let them down with most of his campign promises, except of course the other pschyics that can read minds. |
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I think Hillary will sit for 4 years and then run in '16. It will be BHO-Biden, unless it comes out Biden has the big C or something.... |
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That won't play well in a lot of places, which is too bad, because I really think she's terrific. I read her autobiography, it was really interesting, she was born in the segregated south, overcame a whole lot of obstacles. On Biden, why keep him? What value does he add? |
1. He is a good attack dog, which in an elevtion is the Veep's main role.
2. Dumping him looks like a hail Mary and that far out weighs any gain (short of bringing on Hillary) |
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I'll respectfully diasgree. From what I recall, he didn't bloody-up Sarah Palin in their debate, and she's not all that formidable in that setting. He's been around forever, which gives the appearance of experience. Though in my opinion, despite the fact that he was in the Senate forever, he did nothing of consequence. Then again, nether did Obama. "Dumping him looks like a hail Mary and that far out weighs any gain " Bingo. The only reason for dumping him is that it smells of desperation. And our megalomaniac-in-chief does not like to appear ruffled. |
I’m not an Obama fan at all but what is he supposed to do. If he keeps Biden then it is a weak link and could hurt. If he lets him go, it shows desperation. That is the problem with politics today. If he just came out and said, “Biden did the best he could as VP. He did some good things but I think Hilary will be a much more effective VP moving forward”? The private sector does it all the time to make themselves better, can’t do it in politics though and that is wrong. I don’t like Obama’s politics but that is something that could be respected. Come out and fire him and hire someone he thinks would be more effective. Although then some people would call him a back stabber etc...
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I put nothing past some politicians will do to win. |
What if.....for the good of the country...Obama picks someone who could step in, if God forbid something happens to him.,,, Or maybe having Joe as 2nd in line is a form of protection.
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Is it rhetoric? sure. But I do think, that way more than Romney and Obama, he actually can make connections with 'the rest of us' If it is going to be a few blue collar independents that swing the election, he offers a lot. Joe Biden slams Romney in Ohio speech "They Don't Get Us" - YouTube Even better were his comments during a stop at Dairy Queen.... |
"they dont get us, they dont get who we are"
They? I guess he is referring to the people who made it, vs. those that dream of making it. Those that made it didnt make it off the backs of taxpayers anf Joe, that is the only solution you and your boss have come up with, thats it buddy. Any BTW, its a #^&#^&#^&#^&ty plan. I get you. |
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Agree or not it's a strong line of attack against Romney. -spence |
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-spence |
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The ones who need it the most don't get enough and the ones that don't get way too much. There are those who truly can't work because of mental and physical disability and not nearly enough is done for them. The freeloaders rip the system off. The churches and synaguges do the best job in admistering help for the needy as the Priests, Rabbis and Ministers know what goes on in their communities and who the real needy are. Politicians just throw money against the wall for political reasons and it just doesn't work. |
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The elite by contrast do have the ability to rig the game for specific and usually profit motivated interests...be it a company or industry... I think there is a difference, but also, it's about the line of attack and if it will be successful against Romney. -spence |
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Same goes for business. Less regulation and responsible companies will benefit from the flexibility yet still do the right thing...and others will just pollute more or pass risk onto others to make a buck. I don't see much difference. -spence |
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