The Washington Times
by Joseph Curl
March 24, 2013


“My mother believed and my father believed that if I wanted to be president of the United States, I could be, I could be vice president!”

Yes, that much is true: The plagiarist with the slow-grow hair plugs and the chipmunk fake teeth and the made-up stories about heroics on the football field who quietly won five student draft deferments during the Vietnam War really did become vice president. And this much is clear: He took the gig, after something like 87 years in the Senate, because he knew in his tiny heart of hearts that that was the end of the line.

But no, Ma and Pa Biden were wrong: Their wunderboy Joey, despite his hardscrabble Scranton roots and spectacular work ethic (he did hold an actual job for some 18 months before going on the government dole 43 years ago) will not grow up to be the president of the United States. He’s already tried twice, in 1988 and again in 2008 (the latter after giving voters a full generation to forget why they didn’t like him the first time around).

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http://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/m...no-go-joe-2016/

Old plugs the drunk has started down the alzheimer road, nothing else can explain his stupid statements, shoot through the door. What did he say to his wife when the kid was forced to erase the recording

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What did he say to his wife when the kid was forced to erase the recording

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What did he say to his wife when the kid was forced to erase the recording

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Huh?

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What did he say to his wife when the kid was forced to erase the recording

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Huh?

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It was reported that he made some comment that was of a domestic dispute in nature. One of his security detail made a student reporter turn over his phone and she erased the comment , but she later said she was wrong in doing so. It was in the news.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/03/...taken-at-event/

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Watching him run could be funny or extremely painful, depending upon how one looks at the situation.

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Watching him run could be funny or extremely painful, depending upon how one looks at the situation.

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