Joe Biden= Obama V.P

[jillian]

Hmmm...I feel like I've heard that someone. Oh yes, in the post right before yours.

With Bayh out, I'm guessing it is Biden. Although, this Edwards guy seems like a likely candidate now that I've read about him.

I'll put my money on Biden.

And? Biden was *his* guess and i said it would be *my* preference... so, your point?

He wasn't ever going to run an Obama/Edwards ticket....

and yes, it's Biden.

 

[jillian]

Biden

BHO just lost the election, folks.

You know you'd have said that no matter WHO he picked.

 

[Ninja]

You know you'd have said that no matter WHO he picked.

Not necessarily. Bill Richardson, Jim Webb - there were many men who would have been great VP nominees.

Biden ain't one of 'em.

 

[blunt]

The only thing that worries me is the intelligence of the general populace, they did reelect a complete idiot who was an established liar and they have been falling for McBush's attack ads based on complete delusions and outright lies.
Big oil and cooperations dominate America, running on "I'll help the middle class" or common sense isn't a winning combination in this environment....run on lies and spin, they'll buy it every time.
I can't believe anyone can still defend or support Bush...absolutely incredible what some people will do for a tax break.

 

[Ninja]

McBush

That's clever man. "Breaking" the Biden story and concocting "John McBush" - what a day! Ever consider working for the Okerry campaign?

 

[Annie]

Of all the Democrat candidates I like Biden best, perhaps because he was curtailed from long winded answers because he never got front runner status. I think though, some things will come back to bite:



Rhetorical Question

The New Republic
Rhetorical Question by Michael Crowley
Post Date October 22, 2001
DISCUSS ARTICLE [1] | PRINT | EMAIL ARTICLE

It's a bright early October morning on Capitol Hill. Joe Biden is bounding up the steps of the Russell Senate Office Building, wearing his trademark grin. As he makes for the door, he is met by a group of airline pilots and flight attendants looking vaguely heroic in their navy-blue uniforms and wing-shaped pins. A blandly handsome man in a pilot's cap steps forward and asks Biden to help pass emergency benefits for laid-off airline workers. Biden nods as the men and women cluster around him with fawning smiles. Then he speaks. "I hope you will support my work on Amtrak as much as I have supported you," he begins. (Biden rides Amtrak to work every day and is obsessed with the railroad.) "If not, I will screw you badly."

A dozen faces fall in unison as Biden lectures on. "You've not been good to me. You're also damn selfish. You better listen to me..." It goes on like this for a couple of minutes. Strangely, Biden keeps grinning--even fraternally slapping the stunned man's shoulder a couple of times. When we finally head into the building, Biden's communications director, Norm Kurz, turns to me. "What you just witnessed is classic Senator Biden."



Meet the current chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and the Democratic Party's de facto spokesman on the war against terrorism. No other Democrat has been as visible in the weeks since September 11, and Biden, who began promoting himself almost immediately after the attacks, is likely to speak, for the foreseeable future, for a party lacking in foreign policy experts. That's good news for a man who is thinking seriously about running for president in 2004. But is it good for the Democratic Party? Biden is tough and he's an internationalist. Unfortunately he's also legendary for speaking impulsively and leaving others to clean up the mess. "He lacks the filter," says one Democratic strategist. Or as a senior Senate foreign policy aide put it: "Biden is an unguided missile." Not exactly the persona you want out front when the country is at war....

 

[Ninja]

Jim Geraghty on Joe Biden vs. Barack Obama on National Review Online

WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!

 

[blunt]

Yawn..like I said, go with the cheap spin and outright lies. That's old news, what else ya got?
Like the Obama camp didn't figure that those silly comments would be brought up, hell a few Bush and McCain quotes would disqualify all of it...they're idiots.
I still can't believe McBush didn't know how many houses he owned, incredible!!!!

 

[Ninja]

I still can't believe Okerry didn't know how many states there are, incredible!!!!

 

[blunt]

Ninja

still can't believe Okerry didn't know

Now sonny, you'll just have to come up with your own slogans, (although I am surprised you liked my idea so well) you can't just swipe someone elses cliches' and use it against them...especially in the same thread. (it make you look like a stupid republican)
Now try real hard..think, hmmmm come on big boy, you can do it.
Here, I'll help ya.....how's about Obama yo mama

 

[Ninja]

I like Obama bin Biden myself.

 

[blunt]

You probably would (very old and dry, like Cindy) then which begs the question..if you like it so well, why'd ya steal my idea? Huh?
You're not having a very good morning there are ya buddy?

 

[Ninja]

Your ideas. Right, because "McBush" and "Biden will be VP" haven't been repeated as nauseam all across the blogosphere for the last few months

BTW My morning is going just great, I found out that Jug Head nominated Plug Head for VP and by extension that John "Ugly Liar" McBush will be our next president

Of course, this is all predicated on the assumption that Barry Soetoro gets the nomination... And that ain't a sure thing given the shenanigans Hill-dog indubitably has planned for Denver

 

[Ninja]

 

[William Joyce]

Biden can be pretty funny, but it's true that McCain can now run ads about the two most liberal men in the Senate aspiring to the White House.

 

[blunt]

Hmm..see it''s time to get silly...gee I'm impressed, did you do that all by yourself or did you steal that too?
By how childish it looks, I'd say you did it, that is the dumbest thing I've seen on the net in quite awhile.... embarrassingly
stupid!!!


William Joyce

but it's true that McCain can now run ads about the two most liberal men in the Senate aspiring to the White House.

Well that'd be a nice change, it'd be the first ad that had an ounce of truth to it..man that guy can lie!!
Just Like His Buddies

 

[CA95380]

I predict..watch and see, you heard it here first


Update:
Not ,meaning to brag, but I TOLD YA SO>>
Remember, you heard it here first...

Whoooopie! You actually think you were the first to say this



Either go to your room or go outside and play!

 

[blunt]

Nope, but I was the one who posted it first as definite, hours before it was announced..naner naner

 

[JimH52]

Biden is a good pick. He has solid foreign policy credentials and is a very good speaker. He can attack with the best of them. This pick also solidifies Obama's chances of winning in Penn. He has shown more tack and common sense with foreign crisis than Darth Vader (Uncle Fester) Chaney can even begin to muster. DICK'S solution to all foreign crisis is to write another no-bid contract to Haliburton.

Biden was a good pick!

 

[ronpaul2008]

Joe wants our guns
and Obama wants our cash
how does an American
survive under that?

Raised by Muslims
with communist agendas
how are we ever
going to defend us?

We'll go to the doctors
controlled by the socialists
they'll do their experiments
just before they kill us

They'll print up the dollars
to pay for their entitlements
until our moneys worthless
and we all rely on government