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By: Anna

Anna — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 15:54:56 +0000

Not sure if anyone here saw Biden on The Daily Show the other night, but he did say that instead of the word “clean” that “fresh” would’ve been more appropriate (as in fresh face, fresh new ideas, etc.). It’s sad that on the one hand we want a politician to tell it like it is but then blast them when they do so.

By: kritter

kritter — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 15:15:49 +0000

Whatever Biden’s political skills, he is extremely knowledgable about foreign policy, and came up with a key plan for Iraq, that many still consider a viable option. He might make a better Sec State or Sec Def than POTUS. I think he is just too honest to be a great politician, and would suffer under the increased scrutiny of the presidency.

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By: Gray

Gray — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 12:55:18 +0000

Biden, the candidate the voters haven’t really been waiting for:

“Rudy, McCain Crack Biden
A new Rasmussen poll shows that a general election race between former Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Delaware Senator Joe Biden, if held today, would end in a laugher, as Rudy whups Biden 54-35.

Arizona Senator John McCain also beats Biden but by a smaller margin, 48-36. Biden’s biggest problem, and a likely reason why he has announced so early, is name recognition.

According to the poll, Biden is viewed favorably by 35% of Americans and unfavorably by 38%. Twenty-seven percent (27%) donâ€™t know enough to have an opinion on the subject. Giuliani, on the other hand, has a favorable rating of 69%.”

By: Terry Ott

Terry Ott — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 03:57:28 +0000

I don’t think for a moment Biden is racist or even insensitive. But: is it legit or not to rule a POTUS candidate out of one’s consideration because he makes you cringe too often via the foot in mouth thing. Or — if we think he is well-qualified to assume the role, should we just look beyond that unfortunate trait.

A good friend is very pro-Biden, and thinks I should be too (of course). Maybe I should tell my friend “I can’t back him, he’s an oral time bomb”. Or should I tell myself, “get over it”; i.e., assume that whatever damage President Biden would do by babbling can be managed or worked around?

By: kritter

kritter — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 02:38:53 +0000

Pat-Actually, no. But that was because there was some context to the charge of racial insensitivity. Allen used to have a noose and Confederate flag hanging in his law office, had multiple accusations of using the N-word in his past and reacted angrily to a reporter when asked about his Jewish mother.

If someone like John Warner had a moment like that, I would have not given it a second thought. That’s the way it is with Biden. Biden is like Kerry- he puts his foot in his mouth when he speaks. The media works itself up into a frenzy over it until the next misstatement from a candidate. Those who claim that the media has a decidely liberal bias and loves to bash conservatives, can now see that they give equal time to liberals whose tongues work faster than their brains.

By: Cjordan

Cjordan — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 02:19:20 +0000

I hope he’s in the race when this blows over. I remember when Biden told reporters that had a bunch of blacks been hold up in the Oklahoma countryside with guns and participating in a radical anti government movement that the police would have cleaned that up long before the Oklahoma bombing.

People were outraged but he told the truth…

By: PatHMV

PatHMV — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 02:04:24 +0000

kritter, out of curiosity, did you react the same way to George Allen’s ‘macaca’ moment?

By: domajot

domajot — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 01:33:54 +0000

This is sickening! It’s also the kind of media frenzy that turns many people completely off politics and even voting.
I’m surprised no one has questioned Biden’s religious beliefs yet!

The next politician who sneezes will be accused of trying to kill his opponents by infectious virus.

By: kritter

kritter — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 01:18:43 +0000

To me it is more telling about presidential campaigns and the media, than about Joe Biden. Anyone considering a run for the office now has to declare their candidacy 2 years before the election, and expect to have every syllable that comes out of their mouth dissected and analyzed ad nauseum. We wonder why the candidates who end up doing well in the primaries have no spontaniety, but when they do act like, well themselves, everyone pounces on them, until they retreat behind their consultants again.