So it’s Joe Biden. I wasn’t surprised. Because everyone seemed to be pretty sure that it would be him shortly before it was announced.
I like Joe Biden. I thought he would’ve done better during the primaries, but the media crushed him just like the rest of the Dem candidates.
But now, in terms of the ticket. It doesn’t work. Biden in “Washington insider” while Obama has damaged that Washington insider type for far too long to just pick one now as it it’s alright.
And then it hit me. Not only is Biden the Washington Insider, he’s also VOTED FOR THE IRAQ WAR. Wait, wasn’t this the sin of Hillary Clinton that Obama used to show he had superior judgement? Wasn’t this vote the one that’d make you inelgible to be anywhere NEAR Obama?
Another change. And not the kind of change we expected from Obama... this change just amounts to more of the same. More and more of these reversals demonstrate Obama’s all talk and no action spine.
He can talk something down to suit him when he needs to, but suddenly Biden’s experience helps him, so now the Iraq war vote isn’t so bad anymore... I am more and more glad that I’ve left this party every single day.
Obama is trying to hammer it day in and day out about ”change we can believe in” and he emphasizes it by ”Yes, we can”.
Suddenly, Biden’s vote for the dreaded War is a lesser sin that what we were told about Hillary’s wrong judgment, earlier in the campaign.
”Change we can believe in” is what politics is all about.
Making the right sound bites at the right time can make or mar a politician.
Obama just outsmarted Hillary in that department even if electoral compulsions force him to cozy up to Biden now.
The churning will go on and whether you agree or disagree, be in a party or leave a party, we have to go by this democratic cleansing till you are the last person left, doubting your own sanity, what is it that ’we can’ do.
I would have most probably voted for Obama because I like the man, but my personal liking for someone has nothing to do with my political choice.
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I would have most probably voted for Obama because I like the man, but my personal liking for someone has nothing to do with my political choice.
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Her gun at Republicans to train
And to fight the elections again
In 2012 with vigor and verve the same!
Obama is trying to hammer it day in and day out about ”change we can believe in” and he emphasizes it by ”Yes, we can”.
Suddenly, Biden’s vote for the dreaded War is a lesser sin that what we were told about Hillary’s wrong judgment, earlier in the campaign.
”Change we can believe in” is what politics is all about.
Making the right sound bites at the right time can make or mar a politician.
Obama just outsmarted Hillary in that department even if electoral compulsions force him to cozy up to Biden now.
The churning will go on and whether you agree or disagree, be in a party or leave a party, we have to go by this democratic cleansing till you are the last person left, doubting your own sanity, what is it that ’we can’ do.
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Her gun at Republicans to train
And to fight the elections again
In 2012 with vigor and verve the same!