Biden might regret these quotes

Wishful thinking...

Just wait until we see what's out there for Romney

I dont think Romney will be the VP, I still think it will be Sarah Palin.

You got that idea from me!

Cycloptichorn

Ive been supporting her for a long time.

But if you want to admit that you agree with me, thats fine...LOL

Biden won't regret anything he's said in the past; that's the reality of campaigning for the highest office of the land; most people understand that and don't put much weight to them. What will matter more is how the convention turns out this week where this election can make a difference.

Biden/Obama - or is that the other way around? Two big gun grabbers - just what we need. Not.

Are you not voting for Obama because of Biden's quotes?

You better get to Walmart and stock up on ammo and canned food cj.. It's gonna be a long 8 years. I suggest you not leave your barricaded house, even to vote, otherwise they can get you when you are in the open.

These two anti-americans won't be president - at least not for long. WTF is wrong with this country that these two douchebags would even be considered for the office?

I don't like McCain either - but Obama and his crew - what a load of crap.

http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/08/24/man-arrested-with-weapons-at-pelosis-denver-hotel/

It just gets worse and worse.

I guess you don't want the existing gun laws enforced either. So much for supporting the NRA.

???

Explain how he's violating any existing "gun control" laws. Please.

Go ahead and embarass yourself paranonuts.

Mysteryman
is not a person to be carried away with corporate media
nor a critical person like me and others to expose the American political system.
He is a person who feels happy with his past, present and future life.
Elect any Tom, Dick or Harry and drive your car fast so that you avoid the nasty, dirty reality of the world.
Ramafuchs

Incipient Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama’s selection of Joseph Biden as his running mate constitutes a stunning betrayal of the anti-war constituency who made possible his hard-fought victory in the Democratic primaries and caucuses.

The veteran Delaware senator has been one the leading congressional supporters of U.S. militarization of the Middle East and Eastern Europe, of strict economic sanctions against Cuba, and of Israeli occupation policies.

Most significantly, however, Biden, who chaired the Senate Foreign Relations Committee during the lead-up to the Iraq War during the latter half of 2002, was perhaps the single most important congressional backer of the Bush administration’s decision to invade that oil-rich country.
http://www.fpif.org/fpiftxt/5492