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Obama's VP Pick Friday?
Brian Wingfield
by Brian Wingfield  Yesterday 9:43 PM   
 This might lend credence to the possibility that he'll pick Friday, and use the momentum to carry him into the Democratic convention next week.
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Biden- 'I'm not the Guy'
The REAL Napster
by The REAL Napster  Yesterday 6:27 PM   
 No, he sure isn't and won't be.
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Speculation focuses on Biden for VP
masbury
by masbury  8-18-2008    2
 Hmm. Widely admired by independents. Decades of hands-on foreign policy experience (and following Cheney, who is Republican evidence that Vice Presidents can loom large in foreign policy). A senior senator. A very tough guy, who'd gladly shred McCain's PR.
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Joe Biden Defends Obama Against GOP Distortion
DanaGarrett
by DanaGarrett  7-17-2008   
 Why hasn't Obama held any subcommittee hearings on Afghanistan asks GOP Senator Jim DeMint? Because we hold them here in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Democratic Sen. Joe Biden fires back, and you know that. Biden catches DeMint trying to make a political cheap shot. That's my state Senator coming at you, Jim boy!
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Obama McCain and Offshore Drilling.
Yassin_M
by Yassin_M  6-22-2008   
 A Must see Video
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"Vetters" Search For Obama Veep
merrie
by merrie  6-11-2008   
 Jones, a Vietnam vet born in Kansas City, MO (swing state alert!), was a career military officer rising to one of the highest posts possible. Being the least known potential veep, it shouldn't be surprising that the vetters have to spend more time on him in their various conversations on the Hill. But the fact that he's being, um, added to the very long short list, is an interesting development. Besides Jones, the other names on the list bandied about with congressional Dems include (and not in any order): Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, John Edwards, Evan Bayh, Kathleen Sebelius, Ted Strickland, Mark Warner, Tim Kaine, Jim Webb, Bill Nelson, Jack Reed, Joe Biden, Chris Dodd, Tom Daschle, and Sam Nunn. You'll notice a few names NOT on this list (that's not my exclusion -- hint hint). Besides Jones, I'm told the two other names that invited extended discussion were Biden and Strickland. Take this chatter for what it is -- chatter.
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Appeasement
sillysam
by sillysam  5-18-2008   
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...Obama an appeaser? How dare you
jatfla
by jatfla  5-17-2008   
 FTA: "Increasingly, the Western world has attitudes rather than policies. It's one thing to talk as a means to an end. But these days, for most midlevel powers, talks arethe end, talks without end. Because that's what civilized nations like doing – chit-chatting, shooting the breeze, having tea and crumpets, talking talking talking. Uncivilized nations like torturing dissidents, killing civilians, bombing villages,..."
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Dems have Obama's back on Bush's "appeasement"
masbury
by masbury  5-16-2008   
 Unity at last. Thank you, GWB.
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Bush now travels 6000 miles to find a sympathetic audience
masbury
by masbury  5-15-2008    3
 And there tells Jews that Democrats are like Hitler-appeasers. Wow. Slimy.
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No More Wimpy Democrats!
ednickow
by ednickow  5-15-2008   
 Let's hear it for Joe Biden ... telling it like it is!
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Biden: Bush Knesset comment "bullsh*t"
masbury
by masbury  5-15-2008    2
 "He’s the guy who’s weakened us. He’s the guy that’s increased the number of terrorists in the world. " Gates and Rice call for dialog with Iran; Bush likens Dems to appeasers of the Nazis for advocating the same thing. It is bullsh*t.
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Biden: Bush's Comments Are Bullsh*t, Ridiculous, Outrageous
ericw
by ericw  5-15-2008   
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Eliz.Edwards: Media give "Cliff's Notes" on campaigns
masbury
by masbury  4-29-2008    1
 Well said!
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Clinton AWOL on Afghanistan, not Obama
masbury
by masbury  3-4-2008   
 She was campaigning during her Afghanistan hearings. Her tactics ethically-challenged.
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Clinton fear ad makes Obama's face blacker and wider
masbury
by masbury  3-4-2008    62
 UPDATE 3-7-08: Factcheck.org writes: "without further evidence to the contrary, we see no reason to conclude that this is anything more than a standard attempt to make an attack ad appear sinister, rather than a special effort to exploit racial bias" Apparently all the images are darkened, not just skin tones, and this is standard (though yet despicable) attack-ad procedure. My apologies. The Afghanistan hearings issue is still utterly bogus; they were taken by the chair of the entire committee (Biden), and Obama was in attendance. Hillary, meanwhile, missed her committee's important war hearings in Feb, preferring to stay on the campaign trail (from where she shot at Obama for not having hearings)
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Our Own Grocery Bill
docdoober
by docdoober  2-13-2008    1
 Let's pay our grocery bill first, before succumbing to a UN prerogative. The Useless Nothing doesn't work very well anyway.
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Cha-Ching:UPDATE:$845 Billion More For Global Poverty:Obama Bill
merrie
by merrie  2-13-2008    1
 It appears the Senate version is being pushed not only by Biden and Obama, but Lugar, the ranking Republican member. Lugar has worked with Obama in the past to promote more foreign aid for Russia, supposedly to stem nuclear proliferation, and has become Obama's mentor. Like Biden, Lugar is a globalist. They have both promoted passage of the U.N.'s Law of the Sea Treaty. The so-called "Lugar-Obama initiative", also known as the Cooperative Threat Reduction (CTR) program, which was designed to eliminate weapons of mass destruction in the former Soviet Union. But one defense analyst, Rich Kelly, noted evidence that "CTR funds have eased the Russian military's budgetary woes, freeing resources for such initiatives as the war in Chechnya and defense modernization." He recommended that Congress "eliminate CTR funding so that it does not finance additional, perhaps more threatening, programs in the former Soviet Union." However, over $6 billion has already been spent on the program.
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Bush admin. should save Libyan dissident
jklugman
by jklugman  2-8-2008   
  Upon his release, Eljahmi began speaking up for political reform in Libya. Within the month, Gadhafi had him back in prison, where he has been held, mostly incommunicado, since late March 2004. In all that time, there have been no more public mentions of Eljahmi's name from the White House. Gadhafi, meanwhile, has hit the jackpot as America's prime example of a rogue regime on rehab - presumably a case study for the likes of Iran and North Korea of how good life can get for tyrants if only they will forego an interest in nukes. Astride the oil wells of Libya, Gadhafi has enjoyed a parade of high-level visitors, including United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, and he has been welcomed in Paris. This year, with no protest from the United States, Libya gained one of the 10 rotating seats on the U.N. Security Council. Last month, Rice treated the Libyan foreign minister to a personal tour of the White House.
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Iowa: Dems Fail to Energize Votes; Obama Win Means Nothing
blueridge
by blueridge  1-4-2008    4
 Obama 940 votes Huck 39,000. Look at the statistics and explain just how Obama should even make headlines. This should scare the Democrats entirely that no one even cares or their candidates have no credibility whatsoever!
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Iowa Helps Democratic Party
AtlLiberal
by AtlLiberal  1-4-2008   
 When I discovered that Iowa had chosen Mike Huckabee as the Republican nominee my little heart took a leap with joy. Who better than a Bible-thumping, evolution denying , anti-choice, far right priest/candidate for the Dems to be running against. In many ways he is a caricature of Bush although he does appear to be more articulate.
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Iowa: Obama projected to win.
BitDrifter
by BitDrifter  1-3-2008    7
 Edwards second, Hillary Third.
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Iowa: 26% In, and its neck and neck. Edwards in the lead.
BitDrifter
by BitDrifter  1-3-2008   
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Great Presidential debate on You Tube
dakotayii
by dakotayii  1-3-2008   
 The Reagan -Mondale clip is in Flash. My pesonal fav-from crafty MCcain and SNL Bush Vs Gore- Quote: “Jim, I got some more Nigerian names for you…”
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Kucinich wins Va. Dem. party straw poll
kkcapricorn
by kkcapricorn  12-29-2007    5
 "Dennis can win. We just have to vote for him."
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Poll: Clinton doubles lead over Obama in Iowa.
BitDrifter
by BitDrifter  12-26-2007   
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White People and Privilege
dmegivern
by dmegivern  12-22-2007    1
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Boycotted from CBS : Ron Paul & Dennis Kucinich
Teosoma
by Teosoma  12-6-2007    2
 Paul & Kucinich don't even exist !
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This Makes No Sense: Bomb then Impeach?
zizzy
by zizzy  12-2-2007    3
 He'd wait until after the bombing to impeach? How is that going to help? Shit - the bombs have dropped, the damage is done , so then it's - oops, gee I guess you'll have to go now George, 'cause you've used up your last 'I fucked-up" card.
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Joe Bidden's Plan to Reform Healthcare
JoeyGallo667
by JoeyGallo667  11-28-2007   
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Biden Compares Pakistan to 1970s Iran
dakotayii
by dakotayii  11-28-2007   
 real posibilities
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Sen. Joe Biden On Iran
cptenaud
by cptenaud  11-24-2007    1
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Politicians and Their Games
rfnajera
by rfnajera  11-21-2007   
 Because it's the writers' guild that really needs help in their labor relations... Screw the coal miners, the auto workers, or the illegal aliens.
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Joe Biden on Healthcare
JoeyGallo667
by JoeyGallo667  11-16-2007    1
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It's Treason
billarming
by billarming  11-16-2007   
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Giving U.S.Sovereignty To Third World Kleptocrats
merrie
by merrie  11-1-2007    1
 Within the Authority, consisting of 155 nations, America would have one vote and no veto. However, we would pay the principal share of the operating costs, as we do today of the United Nations. In 1978, Ronald Reagan declared, "No national interest of the United States can justify handing sovereign control of two-thirds of the Earth's surface over to the Third World." Rejecting the New International Economic Order that sought to effect a historic transfer of wealth and power from the First World to the Third, President Reagan in 1982 refused to sign the Law of the Sea Treaty or send it to the Senate. Now, Bush, Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., and Sen. Joe Biden, D-Del., have resurrected this monstrosity and are about to ram it through the U.S. Senate with, if you can believe it, the support of the U.S. Navy.
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Gravel out of latest presidential debate.
ratilfar
by ratilfar  10-25-2007    4
 Take that you left leaning media loonies, the one guy that challenges the political status quo on the left gets the boot! Hooray for Faux...I mean ABC News!
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Colbert & ComCent: In Like Flynn
SDracourge
by SDracourge  10-23-2007   
 I have to give my respects to Comedy Central and the Colbert team for the brilliant strategy they've concocted in the Colbert for President bid. This will provide Colbert and ComCent with lampoonage of the presidential races the likes of which we have never seen in the history of ever. The last two elections were angry farces, this one may shape up to be a more engaging farce with Colbert there to skewer the candidates in a way they can't dodge and the Daily Show eyeballing the whole thing. In a capacity as a show host, you can be snubbed by candidates who don't want to face the heat, but as a candidate they cannot help but face him during debates. I have no doubt that Colbert has no real wish to be president, but rather to force the candidates to deal with his "truthiness" as it were. Meanwhile, ComCent rakes in the ratings, Colbert makes his point and sells his books and we all get a good laugh... something we could use right about now. I hope he makes it past South
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CNBC Gets An Education
libertyslegacy
by libertyslegacy  10-16-2007   
 See the video at this site
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Bush defends Petraeus re. MoveOn.org
kkcapricorn
by kkcapricorn  9-21-2007    1
  Among Democratic presidential candidates, Sen. Hillary Clinton of New York and Sen. Chris Dodd of Connecticut voted against the resolution. Sens. Joe Biden of Delaware and Barack Obama of Illinois didn't vote. It speaks volumes that the only way criticism of Bush & his ilk can get into the media, is by purchasing ad space in the paper. "I felt like the ad was an attack, not only on Gen. Petraeus, but on the U.S. military," Bush said. Is this a prelude to silencing opposing voices by saying its an attack on the military?
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