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The Unbearable Lightness of Biden
Some time in the next 48 hours, Barack Obama will announce his running mate. The current favorite seems to be...
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On Meeting Joe Biden
GayPatriot — ... having served as White House Chief of Staff under President Gerald R. Ford and as Defense Secretary under President George H.W. Bush.  Joe Biden has spent well over half his life the Senate, having served there since Barack Obama was eleven years old.   Others have dissected the choice with Jay Nordlinger calling it an “error.“  Glenn Reynolds links some interesting and insightful posts and articles here and here while John Hinderaker weighs in here on Biden’s “unbearable lightness.” For now, I’ll relate the ...

Pulling out the hair
Shakesville — ... and the dubious distinction of becoming the first national party nominee with known hair plugs." - Huffington Post ----- "Hair plugs don't bounce" - Jules Crittenden ----- " ... the mysterious hair helmet still sported by Delaware Sen. Joseph Biden ... " - Press of Atlantic City ----- "The problem is that, whereas Obama is a young lightweight, Biden is an old lightweight--Obama with a hair transplant." - Power Line ----- "There is no doubt he had hair transplants. The guy is wearing Barbie's hair." - ...

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