Lifelong Senator Joe Biden, the Democratic Party’s nominee for Vice President, has turned out to be quite the liability for the ticket. On average, he’s making at least one hard-hitting screw up every single day. Among his greatest, yesterday, he told a man in a wheelchair to stand up. Prior to that, the man picked to bolster the DNC ticket’s “experience” factor, confused Army battalions with Brigades (not a big error for Joe Schmoe, but for Joe Biden it’s literally the difference between the DNC’s 16-month Iraq withdrawal plan, and one that lasts for 4years!). This gross error in military terminology didn’t just happen once though. It happened THREE TIMES!
And so it has come that people have wondered (and indeed have wondered since Governor Sarah Palin boosted the Republicans into the lead in the election race) that perhaps Senator Biden was not the best choice for the DNC ticket? Perhaps Senator Obama should have chosen Senator Clinton who literally had the support of 49%+ of the party?
When Governor Palin was announced as the Republican Vice Presidential nominee, many thought she was chosen just because she was a woman; that it was a vain effort to court Senator Clinton supporters. Democrats claimed she was chosen just to court the 18,000,000 alienated Hillary Clinton supporters, but Governor Sarah Palin has proven soundly that she was not chosen just because she is a woman. It’s a hard pill for Democrats to swallow, but she was clearly chosen because of her political stances.
Right away, millions of Democrats wondered if Senator Biden should be replaced with Senator Clinton. He’s old, has a medical history of problems, and one could make the case that it was decided he wasn’t healthy enough to run the race. There are problems with this pipedream for supporters of Senator Clinton’s:
- There isn’t enough time to bring in a new candidate with just 50+ days before the election.
- Choosing a Vice President is the first, most important, and most Presidential decision a candidate makes, and to replace Senator Biden at this point would be an admission of poor judgement; an admission that Senator Obama is not ready to make the important decisions required of a President.
- Replacing Senator Biden with Senator Clinton would galvanize the Republican Party like nothing else possibly could.
- If Senator Clinton were to become the new Vice Presidential nominee, it would show that Senator Obama is more concerned with votes, and power than with substance.
Like it or not, Senator Joe Biden will likely continue to be the Vice Presidential nominee for the Democratic Party. As long as he is, Republicans will enjoy the daily screw ups he provides. What’s truly of concern, however, is the same question that Democrats and elite media people put forth of Governor Sarah Palin,
“Is JOE BIDEN really ready to lead?”
Thanks to YouTube, it is a question we really should all be asking.
Biden tells man in wheelchair to stand up…
Biden’s…battalion(1000men) vs brigades(3000men) confusion #1
Biden’s…battalion(1000men) vs brigades(3000men) confusion #2
Biden’s…battalion(1000men) vs brigades(3000men) confusion #3
Biden’s First day on the job, introduces Senator Obama as Senator America…
Senator Biden comments on announcement of his counterpart by calling Governor Sarah Palin a Lt. Gov…
Sen Joe Biden’s racist comment that likely killed his Presidential campaign chances…
Sen. Biden describes Sen Obama as a “clean” black man…
Senator Biden brags that his state was a slave state & thus increases his chances for political victory in the South…
Senator Biden says Barack Obama is not ready to be President, but that he’d run for Vice President with Senator John McCain…
Shouldn’t America be asking-not if Governor Sarah Palin is ready to lead, but…
…is Joe Biden?!
My fellow Americans, the Vice President of the United States of America, Joe Biden…
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