thenextright.com - 8/15/2008
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Could Obama's VP pick seriously be this lame?
I'm just passing on the latest I'm hearing--that Sen. Joe Biden (D-Del.) is moving up on the list of potential running mates for presumptive Democratic nominee Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.). While Obama's heart may go towards Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine--his head takes him to a more experienced pick, a Sen. Evan Bayh (D-Ind.) or Biden, chairman of the ...
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Barack Obama Watch: Joe Biden as Vice President?
FullosseousFlap's Dental Blog —
Senator Joe Biden, D-Del: “You cannot go to a 7-11 or Dunkin Donuts unless you have a slight Indian Accent.”
Patrick Ruffini says PLEASE let it be Joe Biden.
I’m just passing on the latest I’m hearing–that Sen. Joe Biden (D-Del.) ...
Daily Blog Buzz: Veep Talk
Weekly Standard Blog —
It's "Veep Week," says The Trail's Dan Balz, and practically every blogger has a contribution to what he calls the "orgy of speculation." Both candidates are expected to announce their VP before the end of next week.
The New York Times reported yesterday that Barack Obama "has all but settled" on his pick, even though ABC's Jake Tapper reports that the pick hasn't been informed yet. Obama's top contenders seem to be Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh, former Virginia governor Tim Kaine, and the most buzzed about today, Delaware Sen. Joe Biden. Many lefty bloggers are pro-Biden, but Kos says that "even if we stipulate that ...
Look at them, trying to put out the fire.
QandO —
It’s hard not to notice the contrasts. Even before Obama picked Biden, Republicans were begging Obama to choose him. When Biden was selected, there were already several parallel narratives showing that he was, among other things, more exercised about a McCain candidacy than an Obama candidacy. And it was plain as day that his comparatively long experience in the Senate – extremely long, actually – would be unflattering beside Obama’s. Biden has eight times as much experience as the man at the top of his ticket. Woof. And so Republicans simply derided the choice, chattered a bit about what it means about Obama – all conspicuously at odds ...
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