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When a society loses its memory, it descends inevitably into dementia. Mark Steyn
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February 10, 2009

Joe Biden, punchline

Updated to add video of Obama publicly humiliating Biden, below.

Joe Biden was last seen clinging to the undercarriage of Barack Obama's bus.

Once in a while I start to feel sorry for Joe Biden. Then I remember that he's a pro-abort Catholic, a liar, a plagiarist, an egomaniac, a creep, an idiot, and an idiot.

But Obama's public humiliation of Biden tells us more about Obama than it does about Biden. Loyalty doesn't seem to be his strong suit.







(UPI Photo/Kevin Dietsch)




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Posted by jill at 12:03 PM
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7 comments:

  1. Wonder how many times a day Barry wishes he had picked somebody else as VP? I'm guessing at least two or three times, once in the morning at breakfast, once about mid-afternoon after the whitehouse press briefing, and then probably one more time before he goes to bed.
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  2. considering his lies and vain glorious attitude I don't feel bad for him at all.
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  3. Whenever he makes that obnoxious, condescending smile when answering a non-softball question is really perturbs me.

    It was like a love fest last night, was that the WH Press Corps or the DNC or Dem. Congressional Delegations?
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  4. Now, here's an example of chutzpah: The Republicans didn't get their act together enough to challenge Obama for not being constitutionally qualified to be President as an Article 2 "natural born citizen" so Obama's White House steals the census from the Commerce Department against the specific instructions of the constitution itself -- "actual enumeration" under Article 1
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  5. I absolutely love Joe Biden and just about everyone I know feels the same. He's a brilliant, funny and loving gentleman, and a great statesman. He says interesting things, or says things interestingly, but I love it. He's a breath of fresh air over the past 8 years of sneaky lies and dark halftruths. Love ya Joe! ;-)
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  6. Sparky..

    I have no idea if that is extreme satire or slobbering adoration.
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  7. Dave, I think it's 100% sincere. Her devotion is almost touching if you forget that Joe is a liar, cheater, etc.
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