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i can only laugh when i pretend these people are kidding... http://bit.ly/3570yx so sad. Full Article at Beltway Blips
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 9, 2009 – President Barack Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and other senior U.S. government officials hailed yesterday’s Iraqi-parliament passage of a new election law that governs that country’s voting processes. Full Article at GlobalSecurity.org
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(Detroit Free Press)- Vice President Joe Biden came to Detroit today to raise money for a pair of Michigan Democrats in Congress, issue a progress report from the Obama administration and visit a landmark coney island restaurant. Full Article at WZZM Grand Rapids
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DETROIT Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm usually picks up the phone if she wants to talk to a member of the Obama administration. Granholm and Vice President Joe Biden chowed down on a couple of chili dogs during a photo op at a Detroit eatery. Full Article at Battle Creek Enquirer
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DETROIT, MI (Associated Press) - Vice President Joe Biden was in Michigan to raise money for two freshmen Democratic congressmen and talk jobs and the economy with Gov. Jennifer Granholm. Full Article at Michigan Public Radio
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Conan O'Brien "White House, President Obama met with Native American tribal leaders and they gave Obama the Indian name 'He Who Cares.' Isn't that nice? ... Then they gave Vice President Joe Biden the Indian name 'Big Chief Running Mouth.'" -Jay Leno " Full Article at The Seferm Post
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Detroit -- Vice President Joe Biden, who is in town for a Democratic morning fundraiser, stopped at Lafayette Coney Island on Lafayette Boulevard this afternoon for lunch, but he did not take questions from reporters. Full Article at Detroit News Online
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ice President Joe Biden heads to Michigan Monday to lend a helping hand to two freshman House Democrats. Full Article at CNN
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DETROIT (AP) — Vice President Joe Biden is making a trip to Detroit to raise money for two Democratic congressmen. U.S. Reps. Full Article at The Oakland Press
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Vice President Joe Biden is making a trip to Detroit to raise money for two Democratic congressmen. U.S. Reps. Full Article at Battle Creek Enquirer
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Vice President Joe Biden is making a trip to Detroit to raise money for two Democratic congressmen. U.S. Reps. Full Article at Detroit Free Press
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I congratulate Iraqi political leaders on today's passage of amendments to the Iraq elections law. Full Article at Huffington Post
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Are they cowardly or courageous? Opportunistic or principled? Misguided or sensible? Male or female? Full Article at Politics Daily
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It is hard to reconcile Friday’s dismal Bureau of Labor Statistics jobs report with Vice President Joe Biden’s claim from the previous Friday that “the Recovery Act is operating as advertised.” The BLS related the news that almost 200,000 more jobs... Full Article at Say Anything
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It is hard to reconcile Friday’s dismal Bureau of Labor Statistics jobs report with Vice President Joe Biden’s claim from the previous Friday that "the Recovery Act is operating as advertised." Full Article at The Politico
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Last week, when Joe Biden traveled to upstate New York to campaign for Democratic congressional candidate Bill Owens, the vice president took aim at Sarah Palin. Full Article at The New Republic
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Democratic elections, be they party primaries or general elections, are all about choices. Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton or John Edwards, Joe Biden, Bill Richardson or Chris Dodd. Barack Obama or John McCain. Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune
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Democratic leaders trying to preserve a high-stakes Saturday vote on a House health reform bill battled a swift current of rank-and-file defections Friday as the White House swung into action to help corral the final votes. Full Article at PoliPundit.com
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During the campaign, Obama made a definitive promise not to raise any taxes on families making less than $250,000 per year: “I can make a firm pledge. Under my plan, no family making less than $250,000 a year will see any form of tax increase. Full Article at Yid With Lid
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The following was released today by Americans for Tax Reform: formally endorsing the House healthcare bill today, President Barack Obama effectively announced that the central promise of his 2008 campaign... Full Article at RedOrbit
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Joseph Robinette "Joe" Biden, Jr. (pronounced /'dʒoʊsəf rɒbɪ'nɛt 'baɪdən/; born November 20, 1942) is the 47th and current Vice President of the United States. He was a United States Senator from Delaware from January 3, 1973 until his resignation on January 15, 2009, following his election to the Vice Presidency. Full Article
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WASHINGTON - NOVEMBER 03: Vice President Joseph R. Biden (back L) and Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (R) listen while German Chancellor Angela Merkel addresses a joint session of the U.S. Congress on Capitol Hill November 3, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - NOVEMBER 3: Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) (R) watches as Vice President Joseph R. Biden (2R) leans down to German Chancellor Angela Merkel (2L) after she spoke to a joint meeting of Congress on Capitol Hill November 3, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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a critical step forward in advancing national unity and forming an inclusive government. Our commitment and friendship to Iraq remain strong.
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Obama’s re-election campaign will have an Iowa presence this month as well, when Vice President Joe Biden speaks Nov. 21 at a Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner in Des Moines.
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Polish soldiers in Afghanistan are not just soldiers
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I'm very happy with the position that I have and I think Joe Biden's doing a great job as vice president, so I think we should move on from the campaign of 2008
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These notions are alien to everything I know about what Republicans and Democrats in upstate New York are like
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Please President Obama, save me from myself. Vice President Joe Biden, please save me from myself. Bill Clinton, please save me from myself. Please distract the people of New Jersey just long enough. . . . But let's remember something, New Jersey ... Air Force One will land here on Sunday, and it will t...
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to take issue with any issue Rush Limbaugh took. I'm being serious about this. I'm being deadly honest about it
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At a time when both gubernatorial candidates are attacking each other, it’s good strategy to remind people of better times in the state with a popular Democratic figure ... It’s no different than President Obama or Joe Biden coming in (for Corzine).
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The idea that Rush Limbaugh would handpick [the] successor is kind of unusual
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Kerry’s successful talks, which ranged from broad issues of legitimacy to discussions of the statistical analysis used to disqualify ballots, appeared to be his most significant accomplishment since taking over the chairmanship of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee this year, replacing Joe Biden.
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The battle against breast cancer is personal
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Obama, who campaigned in Virginia at least 30 times in the 2008 campaign, has returned just once to support Deeds. Vice President Joe Biden attended a fundraiser for the Democratic candidate Oct. 8. Blacks, who made up 20 percent of the vote in Virginia in 2008 and also helped secure the president's vic...
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Every expert out there has said... - and you know this - is that in a large part is attributable to the stimulus package
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I don't know if this is going to wind up being a really nasty campaign, but it will really focus on the personalities of the two candidates. We'll find out if the voters really love Joe Biden. You'll really get to the competence of his son, and the question of whether it's fair for a Senate seat to be h...
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Biden also acknowledged the discrepancies in a July 5 interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos. The truth is, we and everyone else misread the economy
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reject[ed] calls for the war effort to be scaled down from defeating the Taliban insurgency to a narrower focus on hunting down Al Qaeda, an option suggested by Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. as part of the current White House strategy review.
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More and more skeptics are starting to say this stimulus package actually mattered
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Mike Castle set up what could be the nation's most heated political race next year with his surprise announcement Tuesday that he will be running for the U.S. Senate ... The only missing piece for a political clash that could become the most expensive in Delaware history and attract wide national attent...
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I refuse to believe that we will not once again lead the entire world in the manufacturing of automobiles ... This factory in Delaware, and the industry, are going to get back up off the mat.
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Here’s one measure of how worried Democratic strategists are about next fall's congressional elections: Freshman Rep. John Boccieri of Alliance and second-termer Zack Space of New Philadelphia are telling supporters that Vice President Joe Biden will be raising money for them in Cleveland on Oct. 26th.
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While some wanted to write off America's auto industry, we said 'No.' We knew that we needed to do something different -- in Delaware and all across the nation ... We understood a new chapter had to be written, a new chapter in which we strengthen American manufacturing by investing in innovation.
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The top American commander in Afghanistan, Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, used a speech here on Thursday to reject calls for the war effort to be scaled down from defeating the Taliban insurgency to a narrower focus on hunting down Al Qaeda, an option suggested by Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. as part...
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The question is, look at what you inherited, look at what Ohio got nailed with after eight years of absolute failed economic policy
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But if the hated George Bush could essentially get every dime and win every legislative showdown with the Congress on the Iraq surge, the combination of Barack Obama, flanked by Gates and McChrystal, seems to be a political tsunami that even Nancy Pelosi or Joe Biden has no hope of standing up to.
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The prime minister and I talked about NATO’s commitment to produce a new strategic concept which will adapt our alliance to the threats of the 21st Century
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