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Joe Biden tells man in wheel chair "stand up"

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I agree. If anyone should be catching grief over this it shouldn't be Joe B. it should be the person who probably at the last minute asked him to recognize the Senator and neglected to mention he was in a wheelchair.

 

Now, I did see the speech about selling the plane on E-bay, and if it was not true and you know it's not true, well then that's a lie. That's how that works, ya know...if it's not true, it's a lie and calling it "spin" does not make it any less a lie.

 

She didn't say that she sold it on eBay but that she put it on eBay. She wins on a technicality. ;)

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Now, I did see the speech about selling the plane on E-bay, and if it was not true and you know it's not true, well then that's a lie. That's how that works, ya know...if it's not true, it's a lie and calling it "spin" does not make it any less a lie.

 

What she said was 100% true, no matter how you want to spin it....

Would it have swayed anyone's opinion in favor of Biden if "Chuck" had stood up, walked to the podium and shook his hand? :D

 

Nah...the right would have claimed it was a hoax and offered proof that the guy was walking around before the speech. :p

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