The immediate reaction after the vice presidential debate on Thursday night was that Vice President Joe Biden's
excessive smiling and laughing during the arguments delivered by his opponent was "openly contemptuous and disrespectful."
excessive smiling and laughing during the arguments delivered by his opponent was "openly contemptuous and disrespectful."
Biden also mocked Paul Ryan by comparing him to President John F. Kennedy, and went into a long monologue about his long friendship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin "BiBi" Netanyahu.
Below is a chronological mashup of the moments when Biden laughed through Paul Ryan's answers and rebuttals. Of the nine topics covered, Biden managed to control his laughter only in the last one on abortion (and in the closing statements.)
answers and rebuttals. Of the nine topics covered, Biden managed to control his laughter only in the last one on abortion (and in the closing statements.)More
Biden's a jerk. You know his net worth is under $300,000? Says alot about the admin not even being able to balance a budget. Biden's spent his own money like a drunken sailor because according to financials released be barely donated to charity a dime.
ReplyDeleteHe's made more than the average upper middle class salary for 40 years and doesn't even have a million net worth to show for it.
Any opinions he ever gives on fiscal matters needs to be ignored because it's apparent he does not know what he's talking about.
He's a freaking failure. No wonder he wants to steal everyone else's money.
I couldn't believe how angry he looked, how rude he was, or for that matter the inept way the moderator handled things. She LET him go for it.
ReplyDeleteOf course Ryan should have stood his ground more but at least he appeared more mature and rational.
Ryan responded well & with respect which says a lot for him!!!
ReplyDeleteBiden has changed my mind! I will definately be voting for Romney now.
Ryan was too busy drinking water and trying to think up answers.
ReplyDeleteI guess it is funny to the left with 23 million people out of work, 15 percent very poor and 16 Trillion Dollars in debt. But they still get paid...maybe we need to stop their pay checks as tax payers.
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