The Blaze covers Biden’s angry and unhinged rant in Ohio, and pulls out this amusing quote
My mother believed and my father believed, that if I wanted president of the United States, I could be, I could be vice president. [Actual quote as it was delivered]
The gift that keeps on giving (around the 51 second mark)
I like how Joe equates tedious, menial, thought not-necessary jobs as “middle class.”
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I like how he says “rich guy” with such a sneer, evidently forgetting the ginormous mansion compound he owns that he lived in before becoming VP! He IS a freaking “rich guy”, the hypocrite jackass!
Yeah, well, stuffing words into the mouths of dead folks is one of Sheriff Joe’s specialties.
Yeah, but Joe “cares” about the little guy who doesn’t live in a mansion and doesn’t hobnob around with celebrities, and that’s all that matters in liberal world.
He’s also good with stuffing feet in mouth.
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This guy is so painfully stupid I can’t even laugh at him anymore. It’s just tragic.
But even his parents would have been stunned by the weird notion he could be President.
As for Joe Biden being wealthy, he certainly isn’t poor, but he lives a far more modest lifestyle than most of his Senate colleagues did. He has a very nice house in New Castle County, Delaware, and he took the train every day from Wilmington to DC when he was in the Senate. There are a lot of complaints you can make about his idiocy, but wealthy excess really isn’t one of them.