Say whatever you want about last night’s debate, there is one thing we can all agree on. Joe Biden sure was happy.
How happy was the vice president? He looked happier than Bill Clinton with a bottle of Viagra and an intern.
All night long, Mr. Biden was just grinning like a jackass eating some cactus.
Republican Paul Ryan was over there talking about the dangers of a nuclear-armed Iran. Mr. Biden smiled so wide, it looked like his dentures might pop loose.
Mr. Ryan started talking about the crushing, double-digit unemployment in Mr. Biden’s hometown of Scranton, Pa.
Mr. Biden just started grinning like a possum in a trashcan giving us alligator mouth.
Mr. Ryan studiously warned of the grave importance of getting “this debt and deficit under control to prevent a crisis.†Mr. Biden couldn’t mask the hilarity. He started chuckling audibly.
Then Mr. Ryan began painting a drastic picture of President Obama and Mr. Biden cutting $800 billion out of Medicare. Pure Biden sniggering.
Mr. Ryan warned how Mr. Obama and Mr. Biden want to throttle small businesses with a 44.8 percent tax rate, drawing shuddering laughter from the vice president.
At one point, Mr. Biden got so worked up he offered a joke of his own about “death panels†in Obamacare. It cracked himself up good.
When Mr. Ryan somberly pointed out that the Obama campaign had acknowledged distorting the Romney campaign’s tax plan, Mr. Biden blurted into laughter.
And when the much younger congressman explained how he and Mr. Romney are seeking “big bipartisan agreements†between Democrats and Republicans in Washington. Mr. Biden lost it. He began laughing hysterically, his shoulders shaking it was so funny. Full blown guffaws.
If President Obama overdosed on Valium last week, Mr. Biden apparently got into the Ecstasy last night. He was on the laughing gas.
I mean, really? What’s not to laugh about in the go-go Obama economy?
There are 23 million Americans unemployed today. We are $16 trillion in hock to the Chinese and others. Gas costs more than $5 a gallon in California, and coal mines are shutting down. A half-dozen states are on the brink of bankruptcy.
Who’s not laughing these days?
Source: Washington Times
We’ll see who looks like a jackass on election day!!!
This is the first time I have ever seen a young black guy send an old white man to get his manhood back for him. Old Jackass Joe fought the good fight for his bossman.
Meh. The CCO Editor is pro Romney/Ryan. That’s fine, of course, but the performance of Obama/Biden could have been spot-on flawless and it still would have been criticized in this publication. Biden was Biden, no mystery to anybody that has even casually followed his political career, and his body language and mannerisms were neither extreme nor inappropriate.
Non partisans largely agree that the debate was essentially a tie, and that both men did a credible job carrying the torch for the number one guy on their ticket.
I actually think last nights debate was a tie or even a little of an advantage for Biden. Biden is not usually as mean spirited and rude as he was last night. That is what he is being lampooned for today. His content was at least equal to Ryan but the constant laughing defeated the content of the debate and distracted most from even listening to the words that were said.
DeltaB, no offense but Biden was like a drunk ferret fighting off his image in a mirror.
Biden was no doubt feeling pressure from his boss and others to swing for the fences due to the President’s lackluster performance in the first debate. That might have accounted for the body language and behavior that many are criticizing.
Ryan did quite well considering the experience he was up against – – it’s hard to compete when your opponent has literally decades more experience in policy than you do! Both came of as credible and in control of their arguments.
Biden-His-Time-Until-His-Retirement is rapidly lapsing ito dementia. Only the Democrats are unable to realize that he gets closer to senility every day.
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