Joe Biden: Barack Obama's "Effin' Retard" VP

Joe Biden update: Iraq One of Obama's "Great Achievements"

Who knew?

Thank goodness, Vice President Joe Biden went on CNN to chat with Larry King Wednesday night. So many think things are not going so well for the Democrat administration, as The Ticket chronicled here.


Many Americans recall the ex-Sen. Biden's Democratic primary plans to give in to Iraq's fractious factions and carve the country into three territories. And even more probably recall Biden's boss' plan to halt the Iraq war years ago. As long as it got started anyway without the permission of the then state senator. [More]

Just when Barack thought it was safe to let him out of the White House alone, Joe "Stand up, Chuck! Let 'em see you" Biden goes off script again.

Biden, who built a second career out of criticizing the Iraq war and the surge in troops that followed it, now wants to take credit for the relative stability in that Middle Eastern country and count it as one of Obama's nonexistent "great accomplishments."

Can't necessarily blame Biden on this one. Obama has had a year of failures. From health care to the economy to unemployment, Barack's many failings and inadequacies for the office of President of the United States of America are self-evident. What's left other than taking credit for a policy of the administration that he does nothing but vilify. Pathetic.

Here are some of Biden's shining moments. What a moron.




Stand Up, Chuck!:






Biden's "Iraq Plan":



Biden: "Break up Iraq!"

"Average" Joe or Hypocrite Joe?

'Average Joe' Biden Rents $4 Million Home

Thursday, November 27, 2008 11:02 AM By: Chris Gonsalves Joe Biden may portray himself as a lunch-bucket Democrat with working-class roots, but when it comes to the holidays, the vice president-elect parties like a Kennedy. Biden and his family caused a stir Wednesday aboard the high-speed ferry from Hyannis, Mass., as the Delaware senator made his way to his traditional Thanksgiving getaway, a rented $4 million home on the eastern end of trendy Nantucket Island. "We always go over for Thanksgiving the last 33 years," Biden told the Cape Cod Times as he made his way to the ferry dock, a stone's throw from the famed Kennedy compound in Hyannisport. Biden said he typically traveled to and from the island retreat unnoticed. But all of that has changed since the election. "There was a lot of state troopers and Secret Service involved in this with bomb-sniffing dogs," Philip Scudder, vice president of Hy-Line ferry told the local newspaper. A Coast Guard cutter followed the ferry for the one-hour trip to Nantucket. Meanwhile aboard Hy-Line's Gray Lady ferry, the senator's handlers kept him separated from other passengers in a small section on the ferry's upper deck. Popping the collar of his tweed jacket, the 66-year-old Biden read the newspaper, took family photos, and sported iPod earphones for much of the trip, according to the Cape Cod Times. Once on Nantucket, the Bidens will celebrate Thanksgiving at a 5,280-square-foot home on scenic Polpis Road near Sesachacha Pond. Biden rented the house from local builder Larry Maury, son of well known Nantucket entrepreneur John Maury. According to Forbes Magazine, Nantucket boasts the highest median property values in Massachusetts. In addition to its quaint and historic waterfront villages, the island is also famous as a seasonal playground for the rich and famous. Some of Nantucket's notable part-time residents include NBC's Chris Matthews, comic-couple Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara, heiress Teresa Heinz and husband Sen. John Kerry, Google CEO Eric Schmidt, designer Tommy Hilfiger, and retired GE CEO Jack Welch. Vice president-elect Joe "Chia Pet" Biden, man of the people. How about spreading some of that wealth around, eh, Joe?

Biden's Letter Count

Imagine the MSM uproar if McCain or Palin had done the same. I think it's safe to assume that Joe Biden won't be making any guest appearances on "Sesame Street" any time soon.

VP Debate: Advantage, Palin

Biden looked like he had been medicated and hour or so before the debate. The MSM reaction was that Sarah Palin stood toe to toe with Hair Plugs. Up until the debate started, the “conventional (i.e. liberal) wisdom” was that Palin was going to implode and bring the Republican ticket down with her. Nothing could have been further from the truth.

KTTC showed reaction from local Republican and Democratic debate parties in town. Republicans were universally pleased with Palin. Liberals, not so with Biden. Olmsted County DFL chair Lynn Wilson looked bitter and downcast when interviewed. But then again, what's new.

What struck me during the debate as one of the main and perhaps the pettiest reason why liberals don't like Governor Sarah Palin is her beauty queen looks. I mean, really. How many female elected officials are physically attractive?

Go, Sarah!

Biden’s performance and liberties with “the facts” reminded me of a Mark Twain quote:

“Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please.”

Biden is a stranger to both facts and the truth. Apparently his memory is faltering as well. One of my favorite Palin zingers was when she said that Biden dismissed Obama as inexperienced, naive and “not ready” to be president until he was tapped to be the Obamafraud’s running mate. Biden is a self-serving hypocrite.

Liberal "Patriotism" Not Love of Country But Paying Higher Taxes

I do hope Obama and his handlers keep Biden on the ticket despite pressure from Democrats to dump him in favor of Hillary. If they do throw Biden under the bus, I would like to suggest a more suitable and appealing running mate for the Obamafraud: his long time email gal pal Scarlett Johansson.

Biden to Disabled Vet: "Stand Up!"

Maybe Biden thinks he can heal the sick and the lame like the Obamessiah would if elected. This is not the first and certainly won't be the last Biden gaffe on the campaign trail.

Obama/Biden. "Great ticket." Right.

Better Than Biden

"Make no mistake about this. Hillary Clinton is as qualified or more qualified than I am to be vice president of the United States of America. Let’s get that straight. She’s a truly close personal friend, she is qualified to be president of the United States of America, she’s easily qualified to be vice president of the United States of America and quite frankly it might have been a better pick than me. But she’s first rate, I mean that sincerely, she’s first rate, so let’s get that straight."

--Joe Biden, at a rally in Nashua, New Hampshire, today, on Obama's running mate pick

"Barack Obama’s most important decision of this election and Biden - the candidate he selects - suggests himself that he wasn’t the right man for the job and that Hillary Clinton would have been a better choice. Biden certainly has a credible viewpoint on this."

-- McCain spokesman Ben Porritt

Palin On the Rise

Palin Power: Fresh Face Now More Popular Than Obama, McCain

September 05, 2008

A week ago, most Americans had never heard of Alaska Governor Sarah Palin. Now, following a Vice Presidential acceptance speech viewed live by more than 40 million people, Palin is viewed favorably by 58% of American voters. The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 37% hold an unfavorable view of the self-described hockey mom.

The figures include 40% with a Very Favorable opinion of Palin and 18% with a Very Unfavorable view. Before her acceptance speech, Palin was viewed favorably by 52%. A weed ago, 67% had never heard of her.

The new data also shows significant increases in the number who say McCain made the right choice and the number who say Palin is ready to be President. Generally, John McCain’s choice of Palin earns slightly better reviews than Barack Obama’s choice of Joe Biden.

Perhaps most stunning is the fact that Palin’s favorable ratings are now a point higher than either man at the top of the Presidential tickets this year. As of Friday morning, Obama and McCain are each viewed favorably by 57% of voters. Biden is viewed favorably by 48%.

Just think about it. It took Hillary thirty years of jockeying for position and constant abuse from Bill to get where she is today. Biden is a 36-year Washington establishment fossil. Obama has been hustling for a little over twenty years to before he achieved celebrity status. Then came Palin.

The hockey mom of a special needs child surpassed all of them in popularity within a week.

Palin's approval rating is a whopping 58%. Slightly higher than either McCain's or Obama's.

59% of independents view Palin favorably. This has got to have the effect of a kick in the Democratic teeth. We're talking about swing voters here.

These numbers have got to do something awful to Hillary's, Obama's and Biden's sense of entitlement to the presidency of the United States of America.

Biden Courts the Indian-American Vote

I don't think this can be justified in any way. It's not only "racially insensitive," it's plain stupid.

To be fair, Biden may have been plagiarizing Hillary Clinton at the time.

Joe "Foot in Mouth Disease" Biden : A Train Wreck Waiting to Happen

This is just the beginning of Obama's sorrows. Here's but a small sampling of Joe Biden's verbal incontinence.


The look on Obama's face here is precious:





Biden says Obama got tested for AIDS:

Biden Banter Online

There's a lot of cyberspace chatter on the Obamafraud's running mate pick. This is from the Rochester Post-Bulletin online comments on the news of Biden's pick. I invite you to join the fray. You can join for free after you create a profile HERE.

MINNshoot
er
SE, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 12:00:56 AM

So what, he’s still a flip-flopping canidate who wishes for a a communist United States. Barak Obama is the worst thing that can happen to the United States. Period.

paleocon
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 12:18:29 AM

It’s Christmas in August for Republicans.

Biden voted to give President George W. Bush authority to go to war with Saddam Hussein and just last year opposed the surge of troops in Iraq.

So, basically, Biden is Hillary with hair plugs.

paleocon
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 12:22:11 AM

“The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Biden is one of the most influential foreign policy voices in Congress. An internationalist and strong supporter of the United Nations, he is a leading critic of what he sees as the vague, unilateralist approach of President Bush.

“Biden voted in 2002 to authorize the Iraq invasion, which Obama opposed from the start. Since then, he’s become a firm critic of the conflict and pushed through a resolution last year declaring that Bush’s troop increase—now considered a military success—was ‘not in the national interest.’”

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D92NPG8G0&show;_article=1

Joe “I’m Not the Guy” Biden, man of questionable judgment.

stormchas
er27
Claremont, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 12:53:19 AM

If Obama gets elected, this country is going to suffer big time. Not that McCain is much better, but anything is better than a Democrat.

Thorstein
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 12:55:17 AM

Senator Biden brings to the table a wealth of foreign policy experience, knowledge and legislative ability. He is one of a few senators and representatives who have published well thought out plans for ending Bush’s fiasco in Iraq. Whether one agrees with the plan or not, it is a plan not a bumper sticker.

In contrast to Biden’s plan, John McCain wants to duke it out to the end with any Iraqi’s who want the American occupying army out.

Senator McCain, by the way, has not quite come to grips with the fact that even our friend Mr Maliki wants the US out within the time line suggested by Mr Obama. Mr McCain’s vision of indefinite occupation apparently does not sit well with the Iraqis.

Mr McCain’s chief foreign policy adviser is a dedicated neocon who was an early pusher for invading Iraq and, until recently, was a paid lobbyist for the government of Georgia, the country Russian just invaded. I wonder what the neocon adviser is not suggesting to Mr McCain?

paleocon
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 1:09:13 AM

Biden is a gift to McCain. Start counting the minutes until the his first verbal gaffe as running mate.

Thorstein
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 1:30:52 AM

Paleocon - McCain needs a few gifts. Perhaps a course in anger management, how to control your temper, maybe a course in polite ways to express yourself without swear words would be a good Christmas gifts for the guy.

Some kind, loving conservative patron, perhaps an oil company, might want to gift Mr McCain a course in memory development so that he can remember which countries no longer exist, who Sunni and Shittes are and how they interact in Iraq. And while I do not like to delve into personal information, I do think a presidential candidate should at least be able to remember how many houses he and his spouse own. I don’t care how many he owns, but it does bother me that McCain doesn’t know.

paleocon
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 1:46:42 AM

McCain doesn’t “know” how many house he owns.

Obama said he would visit all 57 states.

I wonder how many of John McCain’s homes were financed by Tony Rezko.

ThereIsNo
God
Rochester, Mn

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 2:25:14 AM

A fantastic pick for Veep that provides even more evidence of Obama’s superb judgment. Time for Johnny “I don’t know how many houses I own” McClueless to wave bye bye.

paleocon
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 4:06:43 AM

Wrong as usual, grasshopper.

Biden is a joke. I’m counting the seconds until Biden’s first bout with diarrhea of the mouth as the Obamafraud’s running mate. I was thinking that Obama couldn’t have made a worse pick for running mate than Biden but then I remembered the Reverend Jeremiah Wright.

Obama’s choice of Biden for running mate is an admission of weakness. It’s like the Obamafraud’s campaign is telling the American electorate that it’s alright to vote for the inexperienced, clueless George Soros puppet Obama because the “seasoned” Biden has been a “fixture” in Washington for 30 years and wouldn’t let the Obamafraud screw up.

Don’t worry, America. Biden will hold Obama’s hand during the day and answer that 3:00 a.m. crisis phone call Hillary talked about during the Democratic primary after he tucks the Obamachild into bed at night.

Time for the Lord Barack “Slum King Rezko Financed My Obamamansion” Obama the Divine to pack it in. I wonder if his “community organizer” job is still open.

paleocon
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 4:08:24 AM

“When the news broke shortly before midnight, Wilson was still waiting for her cell phone to beep with a text message from the Obama campaign about his choice of running mate. But word that Biden had been tapped was already being reported on television news.”

Ha ha ha. Suckers.

Thorstein
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 5:27:19 AM

Speaking of “diarrhea of the mouth,” I wonder if Paleocon reads his own dribble.

There are pros and cons to the selection of Senator Biden as a running mate, and even now that Barak Obama has made his choice many will chime in with their opinions.

Unfortunately, there are some who would reduce discussion to inflammatory nonsense, nasty, mean spirited words with no intellectual content.

anonymous
too
rochester, mn

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 6:43:21 AM

It seems strange that there is no mention of the severe brain damage Biden suffered not to long ago.
Will this affect his decision making?
Is this what causes him to make sometimes strange statements?
Is this the reason he said osama is not ready to serve?
Is biden another Eagleton?
Just wondering why this was not mentioned by the PB.

artista
rochester, mn

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 7:26:02 AM

Oh please...Biden’s aneurysm was in 1988, twenty years ago. Wonder what McCain’s reason is for not being able to remember how many houses he owns, or his uncontrollable potty mouth and temper. He’s just a walking time bomb disguised behind a fake milquetoast exterior of “my friends”.

Rochester
_Gadfly
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 8:04:03 AM

“Obama’s superb judgment?” Ha. I love it. Obama and Co. pounced on Biden’s “clean” comment calling him a racist and running him out of the race, now when he needs someone to balance his ticket everything’s hunky-dory? Yea, give the right one more thing to use against Obama, that’s good judgment ...

rvnsea
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 8:33:45 AM

Didn’t Biden say that Obama was articulate, spoke well and clean? Also there are 57 Islamic states in the world.

larryboy
West End Town, DE

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 8:57:08 AM

Oh boy, what was he thinking..Game Over

sbintn
Murfreesboro, TN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 9:21:11 AM

I’m just guessing but I think the republicans are going to have to open the flaps of their “Big Tent” for the Hillary supporters that are heading toward the McCain camp.

What’s the saying about “A woman scorned”?

anonymous
too
rochester, mn

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 9:24:51 AM

Just write in Hilary.

Mrs_C
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 9:40:19 AM

The selection of Sen. Joe Biden as BArack Obama’s VP choice is an excellent.

Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden have a good relationship in the Senate working together. She is already on board for the Obama campaign and her supporters will be also.

Nor will Biden be any push over for whomever McCain selects.

Presidential Debates, VP Debates...Bring it on!!!

irishman
Rochester, Mn

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 9:54:55 AM

So much for the theme of “Change you can believe in”. A running mate working in the senate since 1972 sounds like the same old politics to me.

But then, if you tell the gullible something often enough they believe it. Politics as usual.

Patriot
Mazeppa, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 9:59:56 AM

http://preview.ethanspaperproducts.com/george/

pcwerk
rochester, mn

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 10:18:53 AM

A great pick! The only choice for the working stiffs of this country!!
pc

sbintn
Murfreesboro, TN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 10:26:37 AM

I think a governor from the south or west such as Kathleen Sebelius from Kansas might have been a better choice.

Biden does bring foreign policy experience but Obama now has problems with the whole “Change” theme. Biden is a Washington and Democrat insider. In addition, Biden voted for the war in Iraq and against the surge. The problem with voting against the surge, is that most voters are feeling like it worked.

Biden also has a history of saying things that are not politically helpful. In particular, during the last parimary season and directed against Obama.

Finally is the “Clinton” factor. This choice really seems to cut the Clintons out of the Democrat power structure. In addition, if Obama is elected this year he will be the nominee in 2012. This will mean Hillary and her supporters will have to look forward to 2016 for her next chance to run and she would probably be to old. I really don’t think Bill and Hillary are ready to give up on her quest for the White House. Her best chance at the oval office is for McCain to be elected this year. I don’t think her efforts to support McCain and sabotage Obama will be obvious but It will be there. I suspect that it might have been better if the Obama people would have at least given the appearance that they were considering Hillary. I know they have said that they “vetted” her during the primary but that came out so late that now it sounds like an excuse to cover up the fact that they never did consider her.

larryboy
West End Town, DE

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 10:39:33 AM

Mrs C something you and I finally agree on. It is a great pick for the GOP. Like an post said..a woman scorned like Hilary is only bad news for osama er Obmama

paleocon
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 10:50:34 AM

“A great pick! The only choice for the working stiffs of this country!!”

Hey! Don’t forget John “Baby Daddy” Edwards. There’s a pro-union guy. When he is not cheating on his terminally ill wife, that is.

Face it, libs. Biden is there to shore up the Obamafraud’s experience bona fides, of which there are none. Biden’s selection is actually an admission by the Obamessiah’s puppet masters that their political Buddha has no political experience whatsoever to justify a run for the presidency of the United States of America.

So the candidate of “change” is reduced to selecting a running mate who has been a “fixture” in Washington for 30 years.

How pathetic.

sinbob
Rochester, Mn

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 10:58:24 AM

Good choice, this virtually guarentee’s McCain to win in November.

paleocon
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 11:07:14 AM

“I think a governor from the south or west such as Kathleen Sebelius from Kansas might have been a better choice.”

I’m with you on this one, sbintn. As I chronicled early this morning at http://paleoconstrikes.blogspot.com/2008/08/christmas-in-august-msm-reporting-obama.html:

“A smart Democratic nominee-in-waiting would have picked Kansas Governor Kathleen Sibelius, a “moderate” by liberal standards, as his running mate. But then again, the Obamessiah may have figured he would alienate Saint Hillary’s supporters if he chose a female running mate other than the megalomaniacal former First Lady.”

Undermining Obama has become trickier for Hillary now that Biden is his running mate, however. She will need to be stealthier than ever to take over Jesse Jackson’s job of cutting Obama’s you-know-whats out.
You say,

“I suspect that it might have been better if the Obama people would have at least given the appearance that they were considering Hillary.”

Hillary, more than anyone in politics, understands the difference between symbolism and substance. I actually think that it would have been more offensive and more disrespectful to pretend to vet her while having no intention of picking her as running mate.

And I think that Obama’s puppet masters knew that vetting Hillary would “obligate” them to choose her in the eyes of the MSM and her fanatical supporters.

Bob R
Rochester, mn

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 11:08:07 AM

Biden is perfect for VEEP! The best attack dog in the democratic kennels. He is a big mouth that will tear McSame apart in novel and gorgeous ways.

McCain is a billionaire elitist who thinks no American would pick lettuce for $50/hr - he said this in 2006. McBush thinks that only someone who makes $5 million a year is wealthy. McOilshill does not remember the last time he pumped his own gas. All this and more will flow from Joe Biden with fitting derision and outrage.

paleocon
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 11:14:50 AM

True. Biden is a loud mouth and a bully. Maybe it has to do with his brain aneurysms, I don’t know.

Brain damage seem to be a perfect explanation for Biden’s irrational temper and verbal incontinence.

Bob R
Rochester, mn

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 11:21:47 AM

I can’t wait for McInsane to have a PTSD episode in a debate with Obama. It seems when tumors are being removed from McInsane every couple of months, they remove his brain bits that contain facts about the difference between Shia and Sunni, or where exactly Iraq is with relation to Pakistan, or how many houses he has, or that he was against the Jim Webb GI Bill, or that it is the most vile thing a human can do to cheat on your wife as she’s dying of cancer - all the stuff we will be hearing Joe Biden talking about in the coming days.

sbintn
Murfreesboro, TN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 11:24:02 AM

Lies, nothing but right wing neocon lies, Paleocon.

You said So the candidate of “change” is reduced to selecting a running mate who has been a “fixture” in Washington for 30 years.

He was elected in ‘72 and took office January 3, 1973. It looks like he has been a fixture for pretty close to 36 years.

C’mon let’s give the guy all the credit we can.....

Thelen
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 11:24:35 AM

The selection of Senator Biden as his running mate just illustrates how desperate Obama is to find some foreign policy credibility for his ticket.

It is an interesting mix of “credibility”, however. Voting for the war in Iraq and then voting against the surge, which has proven to be the most successful strategy of the war, doesn’t do much to qualify you as a foreign policy expert.

I guess his years of sitting at Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings and mugging for the cameras is enough to qualify you as a Democratic foreign policy expert.

You do have to give the guy credit for his honesty, however.

As Biden has noted: “I would say, quite frankly, its awfully hard not to be qualified on foreign policy and be president in this environment.”

Little wonder Biden found Obama unqualified to be president, at least until he scored the vice presidential nod.

The other interesting point about the Biden selection is the total lack of ideological diversity he brings to the ticket.

Both he and Obama cling to the extreme left of the political spectrum. He’ll appeal to exactly the same political demographic as Obama already does.

You can find evidence of that by which bloggers on this site are praising his selection. Their need for ideological purity has been satisfied.

paleocon
Rochester, MN

Posted on 8/23/2008 at 11:31:36 AM

36 years in Washington equals change in the liberal mind. It would seem that brain damage is a common occurrence in the liberal camp.

“Both he and Obama cling to the extreme left of the political spectrum. He’ll appeal to exactly the same political demographic as Obama already does.

“You can find evidence of that by which bloggers on this site are praising his selection. Their need for ideological purity has been satisfied.”

Welcome back, Thelen. Biden’s selection as the Obamafraud’s running mate seems to have finally pushed liberals over the ideological precipice.

Christmas in August: Obama Picks Biden for Running Mate

Not the Guy?

Biden speaks _ and speaks _ his own mind
Aug 23 12:51 AM US/Eastern
By CALVIN WOODWARD
Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) - Barack Obama told everyone he wanted a running mate who will challenge his thinking, and now he's got one. Joe Biden's tendency to speak his own mind—and speak and speak—is entwined in his DNA.

The loquacious Delaware senator brings more than verbiage to Obama's side. Biden is a foreign policy heavyweight with a decade longer in the Senate than the seasoned Republican presidential candidate, John McCain. That's almost three more decades of experience than his new boss.

In Washington, Biden, 65, is known as a collegial figure even when he's competitive—one who can spin flowery praise one moment and biting fulmination the next.

His second presidential campaign faltered early on, just one of the Democrats shunted to the sidelines as the bracing contest between Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton sucked the air out of the rest of the field.

The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Biden is one of the most influential foreign policy voices in Congress. An internationalist and strong supporter of the United Nations, he is a leading critic of what he sees as the vague, unilateralist approach of President Bush.

Biden voted in 2002 to authorize the Iraq invasion, which Obama opposed from the start. Since then, he's become a firm critic of the conflict and pushed through a resolution last year declaring that Bush's troop increase—now considered a military success—was "not in the national interest."

Calling the Obamafraud "clean" and "articulate" must have done the trick.

Just on Tuesday this week, Biden told reporters "I'm not the guy" when reporters asked him if he would be Obama's running mate.

It will be interesting to see how the rabid liberal base of the Democratic Party reacts to an Obama running mate who has voted to authorize President George W. Bush to go to war with Iraq when it was politically convenient to do so and who now questions the unquestionable success of the troop surge in Iraq.

Biden is Hillary with hair plugs.

Biden is pompous and arrogant. It is a physics miracle that his ego and Obama's coexist in the same Universe.

And I can't wait to watch Biden's sure-to-come verbal diarrhea.

[Update] A smart Democratic nominee-in-waiting would have picked Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius, a "moderate" by liberal standards, as his running mate. But then again, the Obamessiah may have figured he would alienate Saint Hillary's supporters if he chose a female running mate other than the megalomaniacal former First Lady.

Sebelius