The Case For Biden

@glitterbag,

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And Bernie Sanders is not a Communist.

Right you are Glitter, but do you think the conservative media machine is going to admit they are lying? If Bernie is the Demo candidate I will certainly vote for him, as I will for Hillery if she is the candidate. But if it is Bernie expect the communist word every other word in most of the media. In many minds socialist = communist.

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@glitterbag,

glitterbag wrote:

I think Biden just enjoys life and the people he is around. His so-called gaffes are just excited utterances like most of us on the East Coast have heard in our own family clans. He would be a fine President. So would Hillary, there is no there, there on the innuendo about Secretary of State's email. Doesn't anyone remember NSA's role in protecting communications?

I have to wonder what's going on here. Personally, I have a great liking for both Biden and Sanders, but totally despise Clinton. How can two people have such close agreement on one point and be diametrically opposed on another? Also, I think Biden would make a fine president, possibly the best of all possible contenders. Sanders, like most others, would suit me better than Clinton.

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@RABEL222,

He's not even a socialist.

He's a fraud

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@Finn dAbuzz,

Thoughtful as ever, Finn. Maybe Bernie just hasn't contributes as much to our nation as you have. But not everybody can be as spiffy as you.

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@glitterbag,

OK present me with evidence of his socialist bonafides.

He's been in the government for some time and he keeps getting elected as a "socialist" so one would think that his constituents have been rewarded by his socialist bent.

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@Finn dAbuzz,

One person dosent make a congress, which is one of the reasons I hope Bernie isent the one, although I like him a bunch.

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@snood,

Last eprson I want with the authority to launch nuclear weapons is a father who just lost his son prematurely.

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@HesDeltanCaptain,

HesDeltanCaptain wrote:

Last eprson I want with the authority to launch nuclear weapons is a father who just lost his son prematurely.

Especially a guy with a long record of being overly emotional.

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@hawkeye10,

Plus his getting into it as he seems to be at this point makes it look more like "better me, than her." I don't want a President who only gets into it as a better than them alternative. If you're not so megalomanical you t hink you above 300 million plus other Americans should be President, you shouldn't be President. Smile

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@HesDeltanCaptain,

HesDeltanCaptain wrote:

Last eprson I want with the authority to launch nuclear weapons is a father who just lost his son prematurely.

Joe Biden has served his entire career nobly and competently, much of the time while recovering from personal tragedy. In my opinion, his record of resilient service to his country despite huge personal loss should recommend him, rather than disqualify him.

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@snood,

snood wrote:

HesDeltanCaptain wrote:

Last eprson I want with the authority to launch nuclear weapons is a father who just lost his son prematurely.

Joe Biden has served his entire career nobly and competently, much of the time while recovering from personal tragedy. In my opinion, his record of resilient service to his country despite huge personal loss should recommend him, rather than disqualify him.

I dont think you want to talk about how an old guy with major medical issues has encountered a lot of tragedy in his life. If we make him president any tragedy that happened to him would happen to use too. The fact that he can pick up any of the patina of being the saviour candidate speaks to how badly Hillary has done, again.

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@Finn dAbuzz,

Dude, would that I could muster up some interest in making your argument for you, alas, you are on your own, tough guy.

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@Finn dAbuzz,

Me too.

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@snood,

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Joe Biden has served his entire career nobly and competently, much of the time while recovering from personal tragedy. In my opinion, his record of resilient service to his country despite huge personal loss should recommend him, rather than disqualify him.

One's personal tragedy should never be a reason to serve in higher office. Who knows what impact one's emotional experience will have on his/her mind. I like Biden and think he would make a fine president, but not to replace Hillary. We are looking at Hillary with jaundice eyes right now and the GOP propaganda machine is working overtime. Hillary, in my opinion, would be the better of the two. Biden ran twice before and never made enough of a dent to be memorable; he is politically ambitious to a fault; he is 73 years old, and frankly, many people in the private sector have already retired.

Let us not allow the Republicans to force us to turn against Hillary. We have always known her to be a private person, and she is the same except now she's being so cornered that even some Dems are becoming nervous.

I do not believe Biden can win against the GOP, and Hillary who by all accounts can win against them. This is why the Republicans are so frightened! The GOP came up with the poison she might have masterminded the murder of Ambassador Chris Stevens in Benghazi. Now they're trying to make out she's a spy with her server and might have given secrets to another government.

The Republican Party is not lacking in a filthy creative imagination.

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One of many things that bug me about Biden is that he avoided social functions for decades. He decided that he would rather spend a few hours a day riding Amtrak then move his family to town and participate. The is always sold as "Old Joe the dedicated family man" but Bull ****. Joe is a smart guy, he should have set the example, if you care about the people you gotta put in more than the 9-5.

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@korkamann,

korkamann wrote:

Hillary, in my opinion, would be the better of the two. Biden ran twice before and never made enough of a dent to be memorable; he is politically ambitious to a fault; he is 73 years old, and frankly, many people in the private sector have already retired.

Let us not allow the Republicans to force us to turn against Hillary. We have always known her to be a private person, and she is the same except now she's being so cornered that even some Dems are becoming nervous.

According to a recent NYT pole, about 80%of Black Americans are for Mrs. Clinton and will likley vote for her. Additionally, about 53% of registered voters ( all ethnic groups) are women and I suspect that if most /or even all women vote for Mrs. Clinton, she'll be the winner in the coming elections.

In Massachusetts ( the ultra-liberal State ), Mrs.Clinton beat Obama in the run off and I suspect that in the coming elections she can beat Biden, Sanders and even Trump.

Mrs. Clinton is the one for me.

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@Finn dAbuzz,

Finn dAbuzz wrote:

He's not even a socialist.
He's a fraud

You've got that right. Not just a fraud, but a wild, red-faced, angry, big mouth.
What's wrong with Vermont? They should send the BUM back to New York!

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@HesDeltanCaptain,

HesDeltanCaptain wrote:

Last eprson I want with the authority to launch nuclear weapons is a father who just lost his son prematurely.

Are you questioning his mental capacity/health?

If Obama dies today, guess who'll have the" authority to launch nuclear weapons"?

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@ossobuco,

ossobuco wrote:

Me too.

You too,what? For God's sake woman, stand up and make some sense...

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@Miller,

Miller wrote:

ossobuco wrote:

Me too.

You too,what? For God's sake woman, stand up and make some sense...

Oh KAK, why don't you just crawl back under your white power rock. You can't ask someone to shoot straight when you never do. Frankly, just because you have never had a clue doesn't mean everyone else is as dim as you. How in God's name can you pretend to be so tuned in when you are still espouse 1930's house
frau limitations for yourself and anyone else you see as a second class female.

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