No, he only looks that way because he plagiarizes from bright people.
But he's clean and articulate, though.
One serious criticism. He's an awful parent. When his wife died, leaving him a single parent with two small boys, he didn't resign his seat to take care of them.
Goose, gander, etc.
No, he only looks that way because he plagiarizes from bright people.
But he's clean and articulate, though.
One serious criticism. He's an awful parent. When his wife died, leaving him a single parent with two small boys, he didn't resign his seat to take care of them.
Goose, gander, etc.
Biden might be clean but he must be blind not to notice Chuck was in a wheelchair.
Maybe the question should be if Nancy Pelosi in 1987 hadn't looked like Sarah Palin does today, would she be the Speaker of the House?
Fortunately for Palin, the commute from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue to Observatory Circle, where the Vice-President's mansion is located, is much shorter. She could see her kids every day without spending four hours on Amtrak (it's about 2 hours from Union Station, IIRC). And with her salary (no doubt a lot more than she makes as governor of Alaska), Todd could be a stay-at-home dad if it came down to it.He commutted home every night to be with them. They were not disabled or special-needs kids. They turned out okay, from all I can see.
Did it end with "I'm John McCain and I approved this message" or anything similar?It should be noted, the McCain "ad" was just a web video. Much like the comment itself, its all much ado about nothing.
Obama needs to start playing a little dirty hardball of his own:
Chuck Graham - http://gawker.com/5048135/stand-up-for-chuck
The whole 100 years of war smear that started the dirt season wasn't enough?
Not by a long shot.
McCain really said he'd stay in Iraq if it took a hundred years and it was not taken out of context.
I'm not so sure of that. Have you tried listening to the speech without the visuals? It's MUCH weaker.Her words from her speech had a very powerful appeal that many do not understand, and they would have had just as much of an appeal to those listening on the radio.
Thank you.
Tempest in a teapot. No malice, no foul.
Can't say that for the old coot.