Spotted with HRC:

[elleng]

7:45 Sen Clinton enters chamber and receiving line with Sen. Biden. The two of them are sticking together tonight (he is even looking behind him seemingly to see if she’s there). She’s waring a bright red pant suit, no doubt in hopes of standing out in the reaction shots. She’s also wearing a purse, which looks oddly out of place.

http://www.thedailybackground.com/2008/01/28/sotu-liveblogging-1/

[jillan]

1. I'm thinking that Biden was sympathetic to how she must have been feeling today

Kennedy beat the crap out of her, and I bet he was just being a friend.

[gateley]

2. That was my thought, too.

[demommom]

4. That's what I thought also. I do feel a bit bad for her.

[livvy]

5. I didn't think of that. Good thinking!

I saw them sitting together and wondered what, if anything, it meant. Now it makes sense.

I was pleased when he was interviewed on MSNBC later, he didn't specifically back anyone. However some of his comments made me wonder, if he didn't have a choice, and it didn't sound like Clinton. Was it just me, or did anyone else sense this?

[mjg540]

6. Good guy Joe to the rescue!

Hillary did not deserve the public "dress down" from Ted Kennedy of all people. I was glad to see Joe next to her. He's a great defender. I'm still not on anyone's bandwagon. I was surfing channels late last nite and caught Ted Kennedy on the Spanish Channel....go figure.
I thought Obama showed way too much arrogance last nite which confirms my fears of giving this man too much power. He is not what he proclaims to be!
The response to the state of the union address was soft at best, unlike Joe on MSNBC where he continues to rise and shine with his assessments of Bush and Co.

[gateley]

3. That was a good find, ellen! nt

[Eurobabe]

7. I tried to watch on C-SPAN

but seeing the asshat made me physically ill. :puke: :puke: :puke: