LOL!: Biden: Hillary a Better Pick Than Me

[hipmatt]

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/2008/09/biden-hillary-a.html

September 10, 2008 5:17 PM

ABC News’ Matthew Jaffe reports: Sen. Barack Obama’s, D-Ill., vice presidential nominee, Sen. Joe Biden, D-Del., Wednesday said that Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., might have been a better pick for the position than him.

At a rally in Nashua, N.H., a man in the audience told Biden how glad he was that Obama picked him over Hillary, “not because she’s a woman, but because, look at the things she did in the past.”

“Make no mistake about this,” Biden responded. “Hillary Clinton is as qualified or more qualified than I am to be vice president of the United States of America. Let’s get that straight. She’s a truly close personal friend, she is qualified to be president of the United States of America, she’s easily qualified to be vice president of the United States of America, and quite frankly, it might have been a better pick than me. But she’s first rate, I mean that sincerely, she’s first rate, so let’s get that straight.”

Spokesman Ben Porritt offered this response from the McCain camp: “Barack Obama’s most important decision of this election, and Biden — the candidate he selects — suggests, himself, that he wasn’t the right man for the job, and that Hillary Clinton would have been a better choice. Biden certainly has a credible viewpoint on this.

[lajolla-pig]

I find it sad when someone as shockingly unqualified as Obama manages to skate into the nomination of a major US political party. The fact he did it before anyone even knew anything about him (other than his skin color) demonstrates conclusively that affirmative action and tokenism is a very dangerous thing.

Now we have a VP candidate under McCain who is only moderately more qualified than Obama. She was chosen primarily because she is as she.

This will be the first affirmative action election. Our leader will be chosen not based on merit, qualifications, capability, or talent…but on blind tokenism. The leftists must be very proud…they should be ashamed.

[lajolla-pig]

I find it sad when someone as shockingly unqualified as Obama manages to skate into the nomination of a major US political party. The fact he did it before anyone even knew anything about him (other than his skin color) demonstrates conclusively that affirmative action and tokenism is a very dangerous thing.

Now we have a VP candidate under McCain who is only moderately more qualified than Obama. She was chosen primarily because she is as she.

This will be the first affirmative action election. Our leader will be chosen not based on merit, qualifications, capability, or talent…but on blind tokenism. The leftists must be very proud…they should be ashamed.

[lajolla-pig]

I find it sad when someone as shockingly unqualified as Obama manages to skate into the nomination of a major US political party. The fact he did it before anyone even knew anything about him (other than his skin color) demonstrates conclusively that affirmative action and tokenism is a very dangerous thing.

Now we have a VP candidate under McCain who is only moderately more qualified than Obama. She was chosen primarily because she is as she.

This will be the first affirmative action election. Our leader will be chosen not based on merit, qualifications, capability, or talent…but on blind tokenism. The leftists must be very proud…they should be ashamed.

[lajolla-pig]

I find it sad when someone as shockingly unqualified as Obama manages to skate into the nomination of a major US political party. The fact he did it before anyone even knew anything about him (other than his skin color) demonstrates conclusively that affirmative action and tokenism is a very dangerous thing.

Now we have a VP candidate under McCain who is only moderately more qualified than Obama. She was chosen primarily because she is as she.

This will be the first affirmative action election. Our leader will be chosen not based on merit, qualifications, capability, or talent…but on blind tokenism. The leftists must be very proud…they should be ashamed.

[lajolla-pig]

I find it sad when someone as shockingly unqualified as Obama manages to skate into the nomination of a major US political party. The fact he did it before anyone even knew anything about him (other than his skin color) demonstrates conclusively that affirmative action and tokenism is a very dangerous thing.

Now we have a VP candidate under McCain who is only moderately more qualified than Obama. She was chosen primarily because she is as she.

This will be the first affirmative action election. Our leader will be chosen not based on merit, qualifications, capability, or talent…but on blind tokenism. The leftists must be very proud…they should be ashamed.

[jficquette]

[quote=lajolla-pig]I find it sad when someone as shockingly unqualified as Obama manages to skate into the nomination of a major US political party. The fact he did it before anyone even knew anything about him (other than his skin color) demonstrates conclusively that affirmative action and tokenism is a very dangerous thing.

Now we have a VP candidate under McCain who is only moderately more qualified than Obama. She was chosen primarily because she is as she.

This will be the first affirmative action election. Our leader will be chosen not based on merit, qualifications, capability, or talent…but on blind tokenism. The leftists must be very proud…they should be ashamed.[/quote]

There is no question that McCain is qualified for the Presidency.

Palin is much more qualifed the Obama. Palin has actually done something productive in her public life. We know nothing about Obama other then he can’t talk without a teleprompter.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=lajolla-pig]I find it sad when someone as shockingly unqualified as Obama manages to skate into the nomination of a major US political party. The fact he did it before anyone even knew anything about him (other than his skin color) demonstrates conclusively that affirmative action and tokenism is a very dangerous thing.

Now we have a VP candidate under McCain who is only moderately more qualified than Obama. She was chosen primarily because she is as she.

This will be the first affirmative action election. Our leader will be chosen not based on merit, qualifications, capability, or talent…but on blind tokenism. The leftists must be very proud…they should be ashamed.[/quote]

There is no question that McCain is qualified for the Presidency.

Palin is much more qualifed the Obama. Palin has actually done something productive in her public life. We know nothing about Obama other then he can’t talk without a teleprompter.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=lajolla-pig]I find it sad when someone as shockingly unqualified as Obama manages to skate into the nomination of a major US political party. The fact he did it before anyone even knew anything about him (other than his skin color) demonstrates conclusively that affirmative action and tokenism is a very dangerous thing.

Now we have a VP candidate under McCain who is only moderately more qualified than Obama. She was chosen primarily because she is as she.

This will be the first affirmative action election. Our leader will be chosen not based on merit, qualifications, capability, or talent…but on blind tokenism. The leftists must be very proud…they should be ashamed.[/quote]

There is no question that McCain is qualified for the Presidency.

Palin is much more qualifed the Obama. Palin has actually done something productive in her public life. We know nothing about Obama other then he can’t talk without a teleprompter.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=lajolla-pig]I find it sad when someone as shockingly unqualified as Obama manages to skate into the nomination of a major US political party. The fact he did it before anyone even knew anything about him (other than his skin color) demonstrates conclusively that affirmative action and tokenism is a very dangerous thing.

Now we have a VP candidate under McCain who is only moderately more qualified than Obama. She was chosen primarily because she is as she.

This will be the first affirmative action election. Our leader will be chosen not based on merit, qualifications, capability, or talent…but on blind tokenism. The leftists must be very proud…they should be ashamed.[/quote]

There is no question that McCain is qualified for the Presidency.

Palin is much more qualifed the Obama. Palin has actually done something productive in her public life. We know nothing about Obama other then he can’t talk without a teleprompter.

John

[jficquette]

[quote=lajolla-pig]I find it sad when someone as shockingly unqualified as Obama manages to skate into the nomination of a major US political party. The fact he did it before anyone even knew anything about him (other than his skin color) demonstrates conclusively that affirmative action and tokenism is a very dangerous thing.

Now we have a VP candidate under McCain who is only moderately more qualified than Obama. She was chosen primarily because she is as she.

This will be the first affirmative action election. Our leader will be chosen not based on merit, qualifications, capability, or talent…but on blind tokenism. The leftists must be very proud…they should be ashamed.[/quote]

There is no question that McCain is qualified for the Presidency.

Palin is much more qualifed the Obama. Palin has actually done something productive in her public life. We know nothing about Obama other then he can’t talk without a teleprompter.

John

[Aecetia]

I do not know how Biden could have worked in Washington all those years and still retained such a degree of honesty. I am amazed. According to some people, it was Michelle Obama that did not want Hillary to be offered the Vice President’s position. Hillary would have brought in more votes than Biden. Biden was brought in for his international expertise, but he did not come with the kind of voter base that Hillary had. I think the pundits will be debating this for a long time.

[Aecetia]

I do not know how Biden could have worked in Washington all those years and still retained such a degree of honesty. I am amazed. According to some people, it was Michelle Obama that did not want Hillary to be offered the Vice President’s position. Hillary would have brought in more votes than Biden. Biden was brought in for his international expertise, but he did not come with the kind of voter base that Hillary had. I think the pundits will be debating this for a long time.

[Aecetia]

I do not know how Biden could have worked in Washington all those years and still retained such a degree of honesty. I am amazed. According to some people, it was Michelle Obama that did not want Hillary to be offered the Vice President’s position. Hillary would have brought in more votes than Biden. Biden was brought in for his international expertise, but he did not come with the kind of voter base that Hillary had. I think the pundits will be debating this for a long time.

[Aecetia]

I do not know how Biden could have worked in Washington all those years and still retained such a degree of honesty. I am amazed. According to some people, it was Michelle Obama that did not want Hillary to be offered the Vice President’s position. Hillary would have brought in more votes than Biden. Biden was brought in for his international expertise, but he did not come with the kind of voter base that Hillary had. I think the pundits will be debating this for a long time.

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