People Only Like Joe Biden When He’s Making a Fool of Himself
The vice-president hasn't been making gaffes lately, and America disapproves.
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The vice-president hasn't been making gaffes lately, and America disapproves.
Oh, what's in a gaffe, anyway?
Want the most destructive assessment you can get of a John McCain policy proposal? Just ask McCain’s own senior policy adviser, Douglas Holtz-Eakin.
Wait, is that the style of reporting where one asks follow-up questions and holds people accountable for their public statements? Despicable!
Makes those days of endless squabbles over health-care mandates seem quaint.
This may seem like a superficial issue, and that's because it very much is. But deep beneath the superficiality, this could be something that actually matters.
It's exhausting that the focus of the election zigs and zags with every successive surrogate gaffe. Except, in this case, many believe that Phil Gramm's misstep could cause trouble for quite a while.
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