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    It's hard to imagine Hoffman being able "to take issue with any issue Rush Limbaugh took. I'm being serious about this. I'm being deadly honest about it" Biden said. "I surely know what they're against, but I don't know what they're for," he said later of Republicans and Hoffman, "but I suspect I know what they're for because I know what Bush and Cheney were for." Full Article at The Weekly Standard
    to take issue with any issue Rush Limbaugh took. I'm being serious about this. I'm being deadly honest about it
    Joe Biden – Joe Biden SOURCE: The Weekly Standard 3 weeks ago
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Biden Talks Lifeguarding, Global Warming, and GOP Extremism Before 200 Dems in NY-23
  1. The measure of success is not whether the stock market's up to 16,000
    SOURCE: The Weekly Standard 3 weeks ago
  2. This guy is a good man. As we Irish say, the best compliment you can ever give any man or woman is to say, 'He's a good man.'
    SOURCE: The Weekly Standard 3 weeks ago
  3. but I suspect I know what they're for because I know what Bush and Cheney were for.
    SOURCE: The Weekly Standard 3 weeks ago
  4. I surely know what they're against, but I don't know what they're for
    SOURCE: The Weekly Standard 3 weeks ago

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