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“Joe Biden”

Feb
13
2010

Nuclear Policy in the Bush Administration: Setting the Record Straight

Vice President Joe Biden recently wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal outlining the Obama administration’s nuclear policy.  In typical Obama administration fashion, he blamed the preceding administration for “the slow but steady decline in support for our nuclear stockpile and infrastructure, and for our highly trained nuclear work force.”  His claim of neglect [...]

Oct
26
2008

“Ladies and Gentlemen”

Oct
26
2008

Tough Questions for Joe Biden

It’s refreshing to see the media asking the Obama-Biden ticket some tough questions. But as you can see, tough questions do not go unpunished by the Obama-Biden ticket.

Aug
29
2008

His Speech: Riddled with Fabrication and Inaccuracies

Last night’s speech was filled with platitudes and distortions. It offered little in the way of substance, which is not unusual for the Obama campaign. Here’s a few points:

Sen. McCain did serve bravely in the United States Navy, but he also has a distinguished record as a United States Senator. He has [...]

Aug
25
2008

Joe Biden’s Foreign Policy “Experience”

Experience isn’t always a good thing, especially if your “experience” consists mostly of a string of poor decisions and misjudgments. As Amir Taheri notes in today’s New York Post, Sen. Joe Biden’s foreign policy experience is not something he should be bragging about. In fact, Sen. Biden has been wrong on almost every [...]

Aug
23
2008

Could Barack Pick Anyone Worse?

OK, he could have picked Dennis Kucinich, but all jokes aside…
Joe Biden, consummate Washington insider, has been deemed worthy by The One to join his campaign for change. Could The Messiah have picked anyone worse for the job?
Biden is a walking time bomb, dropping gems like this as recently as 2006:
I’ve had a great [...]

Aug
23
2008

Change You Can Believe In: Sen. Joe Biden?

Sen. Joe Biden has been tapped as Sen. Barack Obama’s running mate.  Biden has been in Washington since 1972 when he was first elected to the United States Senate.  He is a smart guy but a rather loquacious fellow, which has gotten him in trouble several times.  Clearly, the Obama campaign felt the need to offset Sen. [...]