No Ordinary Joe

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I Remember when Republicans like Senator Joe Mccarthy who persecuted people with funny last names, those that didn't agree with him, people he didn't like..........Remember?

The Case Against Joe Biden
WashingtonPost.com Politics Blog Chris Cillizza Aug. 23, 2008

Washington Insider

The central tenet of Obama's campaign message is that if Americans want to change their government, then they have to change the people they send to Washington.

Picking Biden, who has served in the Senate for the better part of the last four decades, seems to run counter to that core message. Biden was elected to the Senate at age 29 and spent only four years after graduating from Syracuse Law School in 1968 working in the private sector before entering public life.

Biden has long been a regular on the Sunday talk show circuit and is one of the pillars of the Democratic party establishment. His accomplishments -- of which there are many -- all were achieved as a senator operating inside the deepest heart of political Washington.

Biden allies note that despite his long service in Washington he is, at his core, an outsider inside the Beltway. While that may well be true, the optics for Obama aren't great; he can't change the fact that in picking Biden he would be going with someone who has spent nearly his entire adult life not only in politics but as a member of the world's greatest deliberative body.

Obama/Biden is a great ticket. I was a Hillary supporter, and not quite sure who Senator Obama would pick, but I do believe he has made an excellent choice. Let's all work together and take back America. Do not allow John McCain to take office because he will finish outsourcing America. Look what has happened in the last eight years. It truly is disturbing. I can only imagine how much Bush, Cheney and Rove have lined their already golden pockets.

headpad666,
What the frick is wrong with you! That's obscene!

If I were in Niden place here is what my answer will be to the question of Supporting McCain & Opposing Obama in the primaries...
"Well, I supported him before he SOLD HIS SOUL TO THE DEVIL TO GET NOMINATED". Repugs are not going to raise this question again as this answer will keep bringing the issue od McSame selling his soul, which is very troubling to most Repugs & Centrists.

Tired of the media covering up N l G G E R crime, welfare rates, and low IQ levels?

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if you want the truth

Tired of the media covering up N l G G E R crime, welfare rates, and low IQ levels?

visit the FACT section of C H l M P O U T . C O M

if you want the truth

The Case Against Joe Biden
WashingtonPost.com Politics Blog Chris Cillizza Aug. 23, 2008

Loose Lips Sink Ships

Over the course of his presidential bid, Biden cemented his reputation as -- how to put this nicely? -- less than disciplined on the campaign trail.

In the summer of 2006, as he was publicly mulling the race, Biden set off a controversy over comments he made about Indian Americans.

"I've had a great relationship [with Indian Americans]," Biden said. "In Delaware, the largest growth in population is Indian-Americans moving from India. You cannot go to a 7-Eleven or a Dunkin' Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent. I'm not joking."

On the day he formally announced his candidacy, a New York Observer story that quoted Biden as calling Obama "articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy" came out, and the resultant uproar effectively undercut any momentum Biden was hoping to build.

While Biden was on his best verbal behavior for much of the rest of the campaign, there is no question that his tendency to shoot from the lip worries some in Obama world. As one Democratic consultant put it: "You know there will be three days in the campaign where someone in Chicago will get a call and respond -- 'What did you say he said?.'"

For a campaign that prides itself on its message discipline, choosing Biden would be introducing a wildcard into the mix. The Obama campaign exudes quiet confidence that if they do the basic political work between now and Nov. 4 the Illinois senator will be president. Do they really want to risk it with Biden?

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I think Obama did exactly what he promised. He said & I rephrase it: "My VP will be a person who will question me and will have the ability to differ from me on the issues."
I think there is no one better suited to do that job for Obama.
Obama has always been very consistent in his approach. Most people are just not looking at the entirity of his carreer.
He says that he will blow up the walls, and he does however he does not do it recklessly. He keeps the ones he may need. to build a new structure.
He is for change and he picked the right guy who can help him change from inside too. No body believed that Obama will be able to get rid all the corrupt people in Washington. Even Obama does not himself believe that. So he decided to pick the best out of the crowd to help him bring the change.
I feel too bad for John McCain, cos he could have been a great partner for Obama/Biden Admin in the Senate, before he sold his soul & principles to Satan (Rove/Cheney/DOD contractors) to get nominated.