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Joe off his meds.

Posted: Oct 12, 2012

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Nope. Just the passionate guy we love. The...sm - VTMT

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debate was entertaining and informative, but the judgement as to who "won" should not be determined by a "performance" poll alone, but rather in combination with today's fact checking.

My favorite moment was when Ryan was defending Romney's 47% tape, saying Biden often doesn't control what comes out of his mouth. Biden laughed and said, yes but I always say what I believe and so does Romney.

Joe definitely won the debate in my book and it appears that independents think he did too.

You call that passionate? To me, he looked more like - a "special" man.

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Always interesting..... - SK1

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It always fascinates me that people can look at a same situation and walk away with totally different observations and opinions.

If one of my kids had behaved the way Joe Biden did last night, they would have been in their bedroom so fast it would make your head spin.

For me, anything substantive he had to say was lost in his childish, disrespectful behavior.

You shouldn't be laughing when talking about nuclear war. - Tom Brokaw

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Is it okay to laugh when singing "bomb, bomb Iran?" - anon

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Or is that only okay when a Republican does it?

You hit the nail on the head. - (sm)

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It IS only O.K. when a Republican does the very same thing a Democrat is torn apart for doing. Hypocrisy is one of the primary traits of many Republicans, don'tcha know!

So that makes it okay? - SK1

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Since when do two wrongs make a right?

Passionate? I think he acted like he had a mental - problem!... What an awful VP ! nm

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Frank Luntz queried a group he gathered together - backwards typist

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and asked, "Did anyone decide absolutely, definitely, who you're voting for without a doubt because of what you saw tonight," Luntz asked. "None of you?

"They are not critical of Ryan, but they think Biden did well," Luntz told Hannity after the interviews. "But there is no fundamental shift like you saw a week ago. We're going to have to wait until next week's debate [Oct. 16] to see when the undecided decide."

Frank Luntz's group question and answer sessions are highly regarded as a good cross-section of voters.

Read more on Newsmax.com: Undecided Voters Still Undecided After Debate
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No that was Joe while ON his meds. You should - see him when he cheeks a dose.

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Most embarrassing VP this country has EVER had.

Yup. That daily low-dose aspirin keeps the brain blood flowing. LOL! nm - oldtimer

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Most embarrasing VP ever? - Fanatical Hypocrite

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That's tough assertion you just made there. America has had a long and storied history of VP embarrassments. As I mentioned yesterday, Dick Cheney thought his friend was a bird that could fit in the palm of your hand. Also, Al Gore invented the internet, so 99% of the world's pornography and all those stupid internet memes are his fault. Dan Quayle, also confused for a bird a lot, couldn't spell potato and embarrassed Bush Sr. daily. Gerald Ford broke every bone in his body at least three times during his stay in the White House. Then he pardoned Nixon because a man that pretty never would have survived in jail. The vast majority of Americans don't even know about Mondale. Aaron Burr shot the Secretary of the Treasury. A decent number of our VPs owned slaves. John Adams went on to ban speaking ill of the government. No, trust me, VPs are always embarrassing.

The pres/VP relationship is analogous to the teenager/parent relationship. You know they are there to support you, but all they ever do is embarrass you. And they also seem a little resentful at your success.

Joe's behavior was inexcusable. What a horrible - representative to our nation.. sickening. nm

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