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GOPpers, now that VP debate looms, where are your Biden jokes?

colfax

colfax

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It seems odd that for years GOPpers have been deriding Biden as a gaffe-prone fool, but now that the VP Debate looms closer, you're are backing off and unsure that Paul, your intellectual star of the House, will best him.


Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus expressed optimism that Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) would do well in Thursday nights vice presidential debate, but sought to downplay expectations, describing Vice President Joe Biden as a gifted orator.


http://thehill.com/video/campaign/2...ate-expectations-calls-biden-a-gifted-orator-
 
I'm looking forward to this one. It isn't Obama's style to call someone a liar but when it comes to Joe if he gets the facts right, he will sock it to him.

That is if he can get Ryan to stop talking for a moment.:mad:
 
What is Priebus going to do? Call crazy uncle Joe an idiot? Give uncle Joe a speech and he's great. I can't wait to see him answering questions on the stump. This should be great entertainment. I hope they got him a different debate coach than the one Obama had, that's all I have to say.
 
I'm just curious to see if Ryan writes on his hand like Sarah or sneaks in a crib sheet like Mittwit.

Joe's advantage is that he's used to talking to regular people. Little Eddie is only used to talking down to everyone. He thinks he's a unique genius and it comes across as condescension to the unchristened. He manipulates wingers with bullshit easily by saying what they want to hear. They don't want to hear math. Joe will help them out with that.
 
How many letters does it take to spell Jobs....Biden..."3"....ooops that is not a joke that is reality.
 
I envision Ryan interrupting a lot when it's not his time.

A Republican staple in every venue. Don't let the opponent finish a point without an interruption. You'd have to gag them to remedy it.

Will he ask permission to call the better man "Joe" like Sarah did? Cute ploy. Didn't work.
 
You questioning Biden's literacy level. That's rich.

ooops that is not a joke that is reality.

You reversed your intended meaning for lack of a comma, Shakespeare.
 
zzigzzag said:
I envision Ryan interrupting a lot when it's not his time.

A Republican staple in every venue. Don't let the opponent finish a point without an interruption. You'd have to gag them to remedy it.

Will he ask permission to call the better man "Joe" like Sarah did? Cute ploy. Didn't work.
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neither did having Joe as VP...drum roll please
 
zzigzzag said:
I'm just curious to see if Ryan writes on his hand like Sarah or sneaks in a crib sheet like Mittwit.

Joe's advantage is that he's used to talking to regular people. Little Eddie is only used to talking down to everyone. He thinks he's a unique genius and it comes across as condescension to the unchristened. He manipulates wingers with bullshit easily by saying what they want to hear. They don't want to hear math. Joe will help them out with that.
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Joes advantage is when he keeps his mouth shut....Joe loks like and idiot but proves it with his speaking!...drum roll please!
 
Joe loks like and idiot

Really? What do you think you lok like and?
 
Very much the way the DNC was downplaying expectations for Obama in advance of the last debate?
I did, however, read earlier that someone said Biden "could screw up a cup of coffee". I forget who it was but I know it was on Politico, I'll have to look :)
 
My guess is Ryan will adopt the strategy that Romney used -- that the Democratic characterizations of the Romney/Ryan ticket are full of incorrect, wildly inaccurate accusations.

When Biden attacks the Ryan Path to Prosperity budget, Ryan will likely sidestep the attack by noting that the Ryan plan is not the Romney plan, and that a Romney administration will be able to bridge the gap between House and Senate Republicans and Democrats and make the deals necessary to get things done in Washington DC. In effect, Ryan will argue that a Romney/Ryan administration will not be beholden to anything House or Senate Republicans have done or not done the past 4 years.

Hopefully, Biden will focus his attacks on the openings Romney left for the Democrats during the first debate. In my opinion, these openings consist of Romney's admission that his Medicare reform proposal includes Medicare vouchers for American under 55, a pledge to never raise taxes under any circumstances reaffirmed by Romney during the debate, and Romney's denial that his tax plan costs $5trilllion, favors the rich, and won't contribute to the deficit.

I've never been impressed by Paul Ryan. He is supposed to be the intellectual future of the GOP/TP but he's always struck me more as a supply side ideologue and less as a fresh source of new GOP/TP economic ideas.

I expect an energetic debate with Biden more aggressive and focussed on emphasizing campaign talking points than Obama was last week. I expect Ryan to try to duplicate Romney's performance and aggressive style from last week's debate.
 
lilly said:
I'm looking forward to this one. It isn't Obama's style to call someone a liar but when it comes to Joe if he gets the facts right, he will sock it to him.

That is if he can get Ryan to stop talking for a moment.:mad:
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I think the GOPpers' "Great Casey", the intellectual star of the Republican Party, will strike out and Biden will show him up as the lying buffoon he is
 
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