Joe Biden swearing

[Log Mountain Boy]

Did anyone see where Biden dropped a curse word to Obama after introducing him. Then the look Obama gave him I don't know what was going through his head, but it seemed like Obama didn't like it. So my first thought when seeing this is how much I have disliked vice presidents over the last 20 years. I don't think we've had a good one in a really long time! I don't like Quayle, Gore, Chaney, or Biden!

You would think we could find some better qualified men for that position!

Edited March 24, 2010 by Birdsfan

[gchs_uk9]

You would think we could find some better qualified men for that position!

 

There's a big difference in being qualified and being disliked.

[UKMustangFan]

All I know is when Cheney did this, it was all over the news outlets...Have heard barely a peep about this one...:idunno:

[The Scribe]

While Biden may think the health care law is a big deal, I dont see where this is one. A politician who swears like a sailor. How will the country survive?

[UKMustangFan]

While Biden may think the health care law is a big deal, I dont see where this is one. A politician who swears like a sailor. How will the country survive?

 

It's not a big deal, but neither was it when Cheney said it, and he caught all kinds of flack.

[westsider]

All I know is when Cheney did this, it was all over the news outlets...Have heard barely a peep about this one...:idunno:

Really?

 

MSNBC is supposed to be the ultra-liberal channel, but they were talking it about it all the time last night and this morning.

[Hatz]

All I know is when Cheney did this, it was all over the news outlets...Have heard barely a peep about this one...:idunno:

 

Funny I saw it on the Today show this morning as one of the leads. Considering that is one day removed I'd say you need to see a broader spectrum of news outlets. :idunno:

[westsider]

It's not a big deal, but neither was it when Cheney said it, and he caught all kinds of flack.

Cheney used a profanity in an argument, and not in a very nice way, to a U.S. Senator.

 

Biden's came in what was supposed to be a private conversation with the President.

 

Big difference.

[Reality Check]

The problem is in politics people get caught up in issues like this forgetting the real issues. Biden's language has nothing to do with his ability to lead. Personally I would rather see politicians speak their mind. I wish they were able to tell us how they really feel rather than walking some politically correct fine line.

[westsider]

The problem is in politics people get caught up in issues like this forgetting the real issues. Biden's language has nothing to do with his ability to lead. Personally I would rather see politicians speak their mind. I wish they were able to tell us how they really feel rather than walking some politically correct fine line.

Amen ...

[Birdsfan]

Cheney used a profanity in an argument, and not in a very nice way, to a U.S. Senator.

 

Biden's came in what was supposed to be a private conversation with the President.

 

Big difference.

I think Cheney had one too, in an almost identical situation to this one. He was whispering to the president and it was picked up on an open mic. Or maybe I have the roles reversed on that.

[gchs_uk9]

I think Cheney had one too, in an almost identical situation to this one. He was whispering to the president and it was picked up on an open mic. Or maybe I have the roles reversed on that.

 

He did. They were on a stage/dais at an outdoor event. Might have been in Pennsylvania, but I'm not sure.

[Reality Check]

He did. They were on a stage/dais at an outdoor event. Might have been in Pennsylvania, but I'm not sure.

 

Chaney was saying something about a reporter from the New York Times.

[Run To State]

He should be fined by the FCC, plain and simple and that should be the end of it.

[rockmom]

I love JoeB. :lol: