Joe Biden: Romney Will Bring Back Slavery.

Why would Obama not want Joe to speak in public? He is actually well liked across the nation and overseas as well. People relate to him. He is never condescending... He doesn't set himself on a pedestal, he talks with and to people, not at them. He's like everybody's favorite uncle, a little eccentric but smart as a whip. Ryan had better not underestimate Joe, he has made stronger candidates look like fools

no source given on original post. did you make it up to stir it up for today?

I'm surprised Biden has enough brain cells to breathe.

archer wrote: Why would Obama not want Joe to speak in public? He is actually well liked across the nation and overseas as well. People relate to him. He is never condescending... He doesn't set himself on a pedestal, he talks with and to people, not at them. He's like everybody's favorite uncle, a little eccentric but smart as a whip. Ryan had better not underestimate Joe, he has made stronger candidates look like fools

Joe does remind me of everyone's favorite uncle....who always gets drunk at the parties.

It will be an interesting debate if they have impartial moderators who actually ask tough questions.

Both NPR and Fox ran this story this morning. NPR even included Mitt whining about the hyperbole. BTW NPR confirms it was an African American audience. And VP Biden even adopted a southern black accent making his remarks.

FredHayek wrote: Both NPR and Fox ran this story this morning. NPR even included Mitt whining about the hyperbole. BTW NPR confirms it was an African American audience. And VP Biden even adopted a southern black accent making his remarks.

He did sound pretty southern for a "kid from Scranton" rofllol

Grady wrote:

FredHayek wrote: Both NPR and Fox ran this story this morning. NPR even included Mitt whining about the hyperbole. BTW NPR confirms it was an African American audience. And VP Biden even adopted a southern black accent making his remarks.

He did sound pretty southern for a "kid from Scranton" rofllol

People from Scranton don't say "y'all"?

Don't they say "youse guys"?

Joe Biden not only plagarizes other's speeches, he also plagarizes others accents. Better not send him to India, he will start sounding like Apu.

Guess what? It worked. The crowd loved it. And he is not the first politician to throw out a "Y'all" to a southern crowd. D's and R's do it all the time. I'd bet one could find a thread on this site where sombody on the left has criticized an R politician for throwing out a "Y'all" and acting down home.

Happens all the time-get over it y'all.

Maybe when Mitt goes to stump in Wisconsin he can throw out a "You betcha" or "don'tcha know".

Mary Scott wrote:

Grady wrote:

FredHayek wrote: Both NPR and Fox ran this story this morning. NPR even included Mitt whining about the hyperbole. BTW NPR confirms it was an African American audience. And VP Biden even adopted a southern black accent making his remarks.

He did sound pretty southern for a "kid from Scranton" rofllol

People from Scranton don't say "y'all"?

Gee, I don't know... You mean like this:

Eager to connect with Southern voters, Mitt Romney on Friday burnished his business credentials -- and his newfound love for cheesy grits -- as he sought support for his Republican presidential campaign in Alabama and Mississippi.

Romney greeted supporters at a town hall meeting Friday in Jackson, Miss., with a hearty ''Morning, y'all!'' and said he started the day off right with ''a biscuit and some cheesy grits.''

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God, I love the smell of hypocrisy in the morning....