Biden Runs His Mouth, Gets Disingenuous on Our Asses

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Originally posted by Asher
He's got a used car salesman vibe about him.

That's always been my impression also. And that's the major problem I have, he has that vibe and he runs at the mouth. These traits are not a surprise to anyone. So I don't think it's an order of magnitude difference. Especially since Palin is going to actually bring in some votes where Biden won't. There is no upside to Biden.

[Ninot]

I like him only for the fact that he's from Scranton, PA

[Asher]

Originally posted by Ninot
I like him only for the fact that he's from Scranton, PA

If he's smart he'll be in a guest appearance in The Office before the election.

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That would be shameless pandering

But I doubt even that would make him any more likeable.

[conmcb25]

hmmmm

I think Bidens lack of explaining "Forced-Down", can lead one to false impressions when reading this article without the explanation. That was my thought when I read the first part before the explanation.

Did Biden know what he was doing before he said that? Who knows? But he is a politician so my suspicion is yes he knew exactly what he was doing, even though the point seems to be that McCain doesn't know where the war on terror is.

This is just another small reason why Im voting a third party candidate in this election.

Im getting a tad bit annoyed with all the professional politicians running for office.........................

[Lorizael]

So instead you want to tease hard-working third party candidates?

[GePap]

Better a gaffe prone blabbermouth than someone who won't stop repeating the same naked lies about their record and has to be babysitted from the evil nasty press.

[Patroklos]

Biden apparently just called one of his own campaign ads "terrible."

I give him points for honesty, but given it has Obama's voice saying "I approve this message" that doesn't help.

[conmcb25]

Originally posted by Lorizael
So instead you want to tease hard-working third party candidates?

How is voting for them teasing them?

[Lorizael]

Originally posted by conmcb25
How is voting for them teasing them?

Because enough votes might make them think they make a difference somehow. It's cruel, really.

[conmcb25]

Nice opinion, I don't share it.

[Lorizael]

Well, I wasn't offering it anyway. It's my opinion and you can't have it.

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Originally posted by GePap
Better a gaffe prone blabbermouth than someone who won't stop repeating the same naked lies about their record and has to be babysitted from the evil nasty press.

That wasn't the point. They're both bad, and if by being bad it reflects poorly on the judgment of the candidate then Obama's judgment was also poor.

You can argue the level of bad if you want, but they're both bad.

Unless you think a gaffe prone blabbermouth is a good thing.

[Lancer]

Blah. Palin is great.


None of the politicos really know squat about foriegn policy. OK, very few anyway. The state dept gives them a menu of options complete with pretty pictures and tells them which one to pick.

[GePap]

Originally posted by rah


That wasn't the point. They're both bad, and if by being bad it reflects poorly on the judgment of the candidate then Obama's judgment was also poor.

You can argue the level of bad if you want, but they're both bad.

Unless you think a gaffe prone blabbermouth is a good thing.

Sorry, but in this case, chosing someone who is qualified but does no help you politically is a much better act of judgement than chosing someone unqualified for political gain.

One shows a political deaf ear, the other ambition overruling reason. These are in no way equal failings.