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political and security challenges that remain, Iraqi police officers in still-violent Diyala province engaged in a fatal shootout Friday when they tried to arrest men at a wedding, provincial officials said. Full Article at The San Jose Mercury News
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BAGHDAD: Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. told Iraqi leaders on Friday that he and President Obama were committed to helping them resolve their political differences, but he warned that the United States would be unlikely to remain engaged in Iraq... Full Article at The News
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BAGHDAD - JULY 3: In this handout made available by the Iraqi Prime Minister's office, US Vice President Joseph Biden (L) listens on during a joint press conference with Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on July 03, 2009 in Baghdad, Iraq. View Photo »
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President Obama asked me to return with a message -- that the United States is committed to Iraq's progress and success
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AFP - Vice President Joe Biden on Friday warned Iraqi officials that Washington would politically disengage if sectarian and ethnic strife resumed as he warned of a "hard road ahead". Full Article at France 24
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Vice President Joe Biden said the U.S. might disengage in Iraq if an eruption of sustained violence surrounds the U.S. path toward a complete withdrawal of troops by 2011. Full Article at Houston Chronicle
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BAGHDAD — Vice President Joe Biden pressed Iraqi leaders Friday to do more to foster national reconciliation and offered U.S. assistance in achieving that, as concerns grow that a lack of political progress is fueling violence in Iraq. Full Article at Centre Daily Times
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In this handout made available by the Iraqi Prime Minister's office late July 03, 2009, US Vice President Joseph Biden (L) listens on during a joint press conference with Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki in Baghdad. View Photo »
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All the major politicians use it. John McCain, Barack Obama both used this facility during the campaign. Joe Biden used it. Just on and on and on
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BAGHDAD Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. told Iraqi leaders on Friday that he and President Obama were committed to helping them resolve their political differences, but he warned that the United States would be unlikely to remain engaged in Iraq if... Full Article at The New York Times
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BAGHDAD – Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki came out on Friday in favor of freedom of the press – so long it does not involve reporters asking any questions. Full Article at The Caucus
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BAGHDAD - JULY 3: In this handout made available by the Iraqi Prime Minister's office, US Vice President Joseph Biden (L) listens on during a joint press conference with Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on July 03, 2009 in Baghdad, Iraq.
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U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden, left, and Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, right, arrive at a joint news conference in Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, July 3, 2009. Biden made his first visit to Iraq after being appointed to oversee the administration's Iraq policy.
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U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden, left, U.S. Ambassador Christopher Hill, center, and Gen. Ray Odierno are seen at a U.S. military base near Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, July 3, 2009. Iraqi NGOs at a U.S. military base near Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, July 3, 2009.
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BAGHDAD - JULY 3: U.S. U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden (L) U.S. Ambassador Christopher Hill (C) and Gen. Ray Odierno emerge from a U.S. military base July 3, 2009 near Baghdad, Iraq.
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President Obama asked me to return with a message -- that the United States is committed to Iraq's progress and success
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All the major politicians use it. John McCain, Barack Obama both used this facility during the campaign. Joe Biden used it. Just on and on and on
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Iraq has traveled a great distance over the past year, but there is a hard road ahead if Iraq is going to find lasting peace and stability. It's not over yet
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It was Joe Biden who carried the [Lebanese] election
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The president and I appreciate that Iraq has traveled a great distance over the past year, but there is a hard road ahead if Iraq is going to find lasting peace and stability ... Its not over yet.
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Aaaaand who will be the prominent Democratic politicianâwe know it won't be Obama, unfortunatelyâwho will make it a point to respond publicly and loudly to Palin's hypocrisy? How about Joe Biden? John Kerry? Where the hell is Jim Webb?
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No, I don't think so. I think the real influence is the Iraqi people have decided, it appears to me, and the Iraqi leaders that they want a unified country. That's the real leverage. ...I think the real leverage is the pressure they have on themselves to reach a political accommodation and obviously we'...
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Under threats that picketing state workers would disrupt the official kickoff of Gov. Jon Corzine’s election campaign — and an appearance by Vice President Joe Biden — negotiators reached a last-minute, tentative settlement today with one of New Jersey’s largest labor unions, four high-ranking Democrati...
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The reason I came is the president wants focus within the White House on the implementation of our administrations plan to both draw down troops in Iiraq ... and also to promote a political settlement on unresolved issues from boundary disputes to the oil law.
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The excitement is real. Barack Obama and Joe Biden are committed to Jon Corzine’s re-election. Period. Period. End of sentence
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The president wants to focus within the White House on the implementation of our administration's plan to both draw down troops in Iraq which is under way the first stage ... but also the second piece of that plan is for there to be a combination of a political settlement among all the factions within I...
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The summons issued by Joe Biden to the Lebanese people foreshadows that their nation would be subject to the same global humiliation endured by the Palestinians after an election that handed a parliamentary majority to Hamas - classified by Washington in the same breath as the ‘Lebanese parties’ that th...
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The reason I came is (President Barack Obama) wants focus within the White House on the implementation of our administration's plan to ... draw down troops in Iraq
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Joe Biden may carry the burden of being an unrepentant gaff-maker, but under the circumstances, his intervention in Lebanon owes nothing to his blundering spirit. He has merely transmitted an injunction from an American administration that doesn’t want and will not accept a democratic ballot in an Arab ...
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Today, Delaware lost one of its greatest public servants and I lost a true friend
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I say little prayers every day for the health of Barack Obama, who is a lot more intelligent than Joe Biden.
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I first met Thurman when we were on the ballot together in 1972 -- and in all the years I knew him, I never saw him once deviate from his conscience, no matter the political atmosphere. Few, if any, pieces of legislation in Delaware became law without having his imprint -- and we were all the better bec...
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US Vice President Joe Biden's visit to Lebanon on Friday is a clear move by Washington to meddle in the country's internal affairs only two weeks before the elections
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We’re not playing to the margins here ... This is serious change, the House, Senate, the administration, the Democratic Party in Washington is trying to initiate here.
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Vice President Joe Biden is on a trip to Bosnia, Serbia, and Kosovo. The White House is calling it 'Operation Keep Biden Away From the Microphones.'
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It's good to be home in this room. This is — business folks and labor leaders probably know — but this is one of the most historic rooms in the United States Senate
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He's got as much influence as the president will give him and, at this point, he seems to have given Joe Biden plenty of access and influence
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The fact is that there is clearly a debate going on among Iranians about Iran. It is not about us.
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Joe Biden arrived to tear apart Serbia and the Republika Srpska
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They’ve gone further than they’ve ever gone in joining us on real sanctions against North Korea. And it is important that we make sure those sanctions stick