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Peacetrain

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21. Cha my firend is so quiet.. he just sits and drinks his coffee.. and smiles

Tue Jul 9, 2019, 06:22 PM

Jul 2019

but he is very thoughtful. I still do not know who he is supporting.. but everyone was doing the up and down yes head nod when he had finished.. it was pretty cool

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Why does Biden keep talking about working with Obama? [View all] Peacetrain Jul 2019 OP

YES, he would be a fool not to talk about the exact experience elleng Jul 2019 #1

al ran away from the best economy in decades nt msongs Jul 2019 #2

Yes he did. elleng Jul 2019 #4

Amen to that!! Peacetrain Jul 2019 #22

The biggest mistake Al Gore made was running away from all they had accomplished.. Peacetrain Jul 2019 #16

Yes. elleng Jul 2019 #20

And, choosing that pious Liebermann Cha Jul 2019 #48

Of course he would talk about his experience DownriverDem Jul 2019 #54

This what totally puts him miles ahead of any other candidates. olegramps Jul 2019 #71

Yeah, that didn't work out too well for Al MustLoveBeagles Jul 2019 #79

Serious Question: Does Joe Biden get equal credit with President Obama? bluewater Jul 2019 #3

Each voter decides. elleng Jul 2019 #6

Great answer. bluewater Jul 2019 #8

clearly the answer is no qazplm135 Jul 2019 #11

Biden doesn't have to "tie himself" to Cha Jul 2019 #46

Lol qazplm135 Jul 2019 #60

Percentages don't matter. No one is really asking that question. Well, Politicub Jul 2019 #30

Yeah, that's true. It's another of my silly questions. bluewater Jul 2019 #35

It's hard to know. I wouldn't know how to score giving advice, etc. Politicub Jul 2019 #39

Thanks for the discussion bluewater Jul 2019 #42

I have read, but don't know for sure .... reACTIONary Jul 2019 #63

If it is known customerserviceguy Jul 2019 #45

That's my first reaction.. Cha Jul 2019 #5

well said Cha! It is because of the achievements of the Obama/Biden administration that we now have onetexan Jul 2019 #9

Yes, "the robust economy" that the Psycho Cha Jul 2019 #13

Cha my firend is so quiet.. he just sits and drinks his coffee.. and smiles Peacetrain Jul 2019 #21

I bet it was cool! I was actually Cha Jul 2019 #44

The more Joe talks about the Obama years.... ProudMNDemocrat Jul 2019 #7

Exactly, ProudMNDemocrat.. I hadn't Cha Jul 2019 #15

No kidding.. its that old canard.. like night and day.. the Democrats were the light Peacetrain Jul 2019 #18

Bingo, the contrast is stark and enlightening onetexan Jul 2019 #53

A verb a noun and Buzz cook Jul 2019 #10

No, VP Biden actually has invaluble Cha Jul 2019 #12

Sweet JeZuz Buzz cook Jul 2019 #67

Why is it you have to insult? Cha Jul 2019 #69

Because you misrepresent Buzz cook Jul 2019 #74

Another insult. Cha Jul 2019 #75

He is running on his record.. and part of that record is actually being in the Executive Office.. Peacetrain Jul 2019 #14

He is not running on his own record enough. Buzz cook Jul 2019 #68

Biden's "record" is a big part of the Obama Cha Jul 2019 #70

Yes it is Buzz cook Jul 2019 #73

bwahaha ucrdem Jul 2019 #17

He has every right to tout Turin_C3PO Jul 2019 #19

I think it is also! Peacetrain Jul 2019 #24

I don't know but he needs to be careful because those Trump Dems voted for change from Obama helpisontheway Jul 2019 #23

Does anyone here give a flying fudd mac56 Jul 2019 #25

We're going to need a few of them customerserviceguy Jul 2019 #49

If it's a thing it's a total RW meme ucrdem Jul 2019 #26

I've seen a few try to shame Cha Jul 2019 #50

Exactly. Expect a dramatic overreaction to everything Joe does or says ucrdem Jul 2019 #55

Yes, Props to Booker for letting it go and Cha Jul 2019 #57

the thing about experience, although fairly important, it only happens to one person. History Kurt V. Jul 2019 #27

It probably has something to do with experience. Good thing to have now. FloridaBlues Jul 2019 #28

He hopes to do well... Mike Nelson Jul 2019 #29

It's better than talking about working with the Republicans? jalan48 Jul 2019 #31

The old saying, "Dance with who brung ya". oasis Jul 2019 #32

Agree! Fact: an individual has to see or hear something 7 times for it begins to sink in Thekaspervote Jul 2019 #33

Experience?... lame54 Jul 2019 #34

I agree completely. n/t. whathehell Jul 2019 #36

because he needs the Obama voters Skittles Jul 2019 #37

Of course.. and he had excellent experience Cha Jul 2019 #52

It's valuable experience...he should talk about it... Chitown Kev Jul 2019 #38

Because, umm, he did ... ananda Jul 2019 #40

Once before wsbradshaw Jul 2019 #41

K&R Scurrilous Jul 2019 #43

Only one person had the honor and privilege of working closely with Barack Obama... George II Jul 2019 #47

Senior advisor perhaps? Zambero Jul 2019 #56

Because he wants to remind people what sanity looks like oldsoftie Jul 2019 #51

Good point. Nt BootinUp Jul 2019 #59

Nice post. Nt BootinUp Jul 2019 #58

Same reason Gore should have played up his role with Clinton in 2000. Drunken Irishman Jul 2019 #61

yeah, instead he chose pious Liebermann for VP, Cha Jul 2019 #62

Remember? Skid Rogue Jul 2019 #64

Yes! Cha Jul 2019 #65

it's... myohmy2 Jul 2019 #66

Why wouldn't he? MineralMan Jul 2019 #72

As a talisman? shanny Jul 2019 #76

Biden strength is from being inside a pretty successful administration. beachbum bob Jul 2019 #77

Why not ? CentralMass Jul 2019 #78

I wanna know why he keeps saying "the fact of the matter" and "c'mon, man" mtnsnake Jul 2019 #80

colloquialisms of where he is from.. we say uff dah.. and Peacetrain Jul 2019 #81

I like when he does the "c'mon, man" thing. It's effective as long as he doesn't overdo it. mtnsnake Jul 2019 #82

Because it's one of the Cha Jul 2019 #83