And I'm aware of all internet traditions.

Seriously though, I think Joe Biden has hair plugs. I recognize the signs because I'm not only the president of the Hair club for men-- I'm also a member.

"Bush the elder, actually ran "White House" in second Reagon term, while Reagon watched old "Leave it to Beaver" shows. McCain only a Neocon puppet."

Now this is actually my favorite part of your ill-thought out comment, as your ability to form complete sentences breaks down. I think you might have "Alzheimer's," but I'm not as qualified as you to make diagnoses over the internet, so I'll merely bid you goodnight.

Plus he wanted to win himself, and this is the way of politics. I always knew Barack held Joe Biden in High Regard, and McCain turned his back on Kerry, for Bush, whom used Rove techniques on him.

Joe Biden knows Barack has the right heart, intent, and executive skills needed for leadership. He has proved this time and again.

Interesting to look back at McCain once said about Bush, and now see how he has flipped and embraced nearly all of Bush policies. McCain appears to be in early stages of "Alzheimers", I'm a nurse, and recognize the signs.

Bush the elder, actually ran "White House" in second Reagon term, while Reagon watched old "Leave it to Beaver" shows. McCain only a Neocon puppet.

McCain, has allowed Washington to corrupt him.
He isn't the Maverick people once respected. McCain is cozy with Bush the Senior and was on his short list, back in 90's. McCain still hangs out on Bush ranch, and discussions would be done in secret, same as its been with Bush.Same-0-stuff.

Barack exercised good judgement, and picked a great Vice Presidential Candidate, and I know he'll choose those who are well qualified for all positions. Unlike Bush who could only select "Yes-Men" Obama is self-confident and not intimated by having people equally as strong. However, he wants them to have a sense of honor, which Joseph Biden certainly has. It was excellent choice.

Astara

I can only pray that McCain will Lieberman. Like Klein, I'd pay to see those two in a debate. Damn that'd be good.

Biden on McCain: Biden's opinion of his old friend John McCain has changed significantly--for the worse--during the course of this campaign.

Biden called me in June to express his amazement that McCain continued to insist that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was the leader of Iran, even after I pointed out--during a press conference--that the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei controlled Iran's foreign policy and nuclear program. McCain's response was that the "average American" thought Ahmadinejad was Iran's leader...and Biden proceeded to jump all over that in a subsequent interview with Think Progress:

I don’t want an average American as president.... [A]verage Americans don’t want an average American president of the United States of America. I want someone above average. I want someone who knows what they’re dealing with. And it surprises me that John didn’t understand the complexities of the power struggle going on in Iran right now.

Biden told me that he was amazed and disappointed by the changes in McCain during the course of the campaign. "I just don't recognize the guy anymore," he said. "It's a shame." No doubt, Biden will have more to say on that subject now--which is one of the great advantages of picking him for vice president: according to the polls, foreign policy is McCain's greatest strength. In reality, McCain has been captured by neoconservative extremists and is proposing an extremely dangerous course of action internationally. Biden has the stature and knowledge--and the blue-collar, no bull pugnacity--to call McCain on his imprudent militarism.