[seastay]

Housing scandal with Biden, he is no stranger to this, also allegations that "The parents of Sen. Joseph Biden, D-Del., own a home in Wilmington, Del., that has an old deed prohibiting sale or occupancy by blacks." Biden insisted that neither he nor his parents knew about the racist restriction. This according to The startling news emerged in 1986, during confirmation hearings for the late Chief Justice William Rehnquist. Back then, Democrats were in the midst of skewering Rehnquist as a racist because a deed on a home he once owned had a racial covenant. But the tables were turned when Republicans on the Committee learned that both Kennedy and Biden's families owned property with the same kind of racial restrictions. United Press International picked up the story, reporting at the time.

http://snoopzone.blogspot.com/2006/01/joe-biden-ted-kennedy-had-racial.html

[pray4liberty]

I know Ray Clatworthy and he is a good man. He did not run a dirty campaign. The pro-choice Wilmington News Journal was in the tank for Biden, as always.

Christine O'Donnell is running for Biden's seat. Pray that she wins. It may take an act of God to do it, like a storm of unprecedented proportions to hit only Wilmington on Election Day.

[Wiseghy]

I am starting to understand (mostly Democratic) political culture now. Payoffs, insider deals and moving money around is just as common as seen on Wall Street.

It’s amazing how everyone seems to know where the exact legal boundries are, how to cover everything up and how ethical considerations don’t even figure in in the slightest.

[Beowulf9]

While I was on the internet looking for a list of Biden’s gaffes I found an article written by P.J. Gladnick, who is a freelance writer and creator of the DUmmie FUnnies blog.

He claims Biden is ‘gaffe-proof’ and seems to refer to him affectionately.

Another connection for Biden.

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/p-j-gladnick/2008/09/24/slate-political-reporter-joe-biden-gaffe-proof

[Seattle Conservative]

Ping a ling. Thought you might be interested in this.

[Wiseghy]

I am starting to understand (mostly Democratic) political culture now. Payoffs, insider deals and moving money around is just as common as seen on Wall Street.

It’s amazing how everyone seems to know where the exact legal boundries are, how to cover everything up and how ethical considerations don’t even figure in in the slightest.