OBAMAS JUST BEEN BIDEN HIS TIME

It's official folks, Obama has thrown caution to the wind, admitted he doesn't know shit about foreign relations and defense, and will nominate 65 year old cantankerous old fuck, Joe Biden. Known to throw out some truly wild quotes from time to time, the circus which was threatening to close up their tents, has decided to leave em' up a while.

Why Biden? For one thing they have plagiarism charges in common (Biden was caught in an 88 stump speech). He is what Obama isn't...mature, experienced and knowledgeable in foreign affairs. Want to know something else they have in common?.....SSHHH.....they are both severely pro-Palestinian. Here is an example of a Biden quote: "I support immediate financial assistance to the newly elected Palestinian president. Now, I don't know what those numbers will be, and I don't know how it's going to be framed. "
And he will give you the occasional George Bush quotation..."The Middle East is hopeful. There's hope there." And this:“One thing is clear: These weapons must be must be dislodged from Saddam, or Saddam must be dislodged from power.” Voted for the war....YUMMY.
But my all time classic: “And I think Hillary Clinton is able to be elected president of the United States.” “Let's just be smart this time. I'm looking for smart.”

Obama / Biden : a ticket similar to a push me / pull you." And he thought Bill Clinton had a screw loose, Biden has more luggage than a Samsonite factory.

OK, here is the major downside....Biden was right with Clinton on Obama's inexperience. Here is a quote from the primary season

....."You know he’s a very smart guy. I can’t speak for me. But I know for me that it was a learning experience. I worked very hard. I’m sure he’s working very hard too. I’ve watched seven presidents, and I’ve watched presidents who have come to office who haven’t thought through some of the areas that theyt’ve never worked in, for example foreign policy. I watched several presidents come in and they’re smart as the devil and they get here and unless you already know when you get here exactly what your foreign policy is, it’s awful hard to hit the ground running and not to make serious mistakes the first couple of years. I’m not saying that senator Obama is where I was [when elected to the senate at age 29]. I was younger than he was when he got to the Senate. But I do think, I acknowledge that experience is not the issue, it’s whether your experience has been good or bad. Somebody with 34 years of bad experience isn’t perfectly qualified to be president,
someone with 34 years of good experience that makes a big difference. So, again,
I know it’s kind of difficult to master, it’s kind of difficult to feel sure-footed in a lot of areas that you haven’t spent a long of time dealing with."

And of course, there is this......"I think he can be ready, but right now I don't believe he is. The presidency is not something that lends itself to on-the-job training."