Posted on 06/27/2012 6:23:25 PM PDT by Nachum
Vice President Joe Biden had this to say today about whether there's a "depression" in America:
"The unemployed are in real trouble," Biden said. "My grandpa used to say, from Scranton, hed say, Joe, when the guy in Dunmore - the next town over when the guy in Dunmore is out of work, its an economic slowdown. When your brother-in-law is out of work, its a recession. When youre out of work, its a depression. Its a depression for millions and millions of Americans."
But the last bit is particularly curious since it sounds an awful lot like something President Ronald Reagan said.
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Oh, Mr. Magoo, you’ve done it again.
He has a history of plagiarism. Why should we expect old habits to change.
He missed: When Obama loses his job, it’s a recovery!
Oh, how I miss Ronald Reagan. What a blessing he was for this country.
“The unemployed are in real trouble,” Biden said. “My grandpa used to say, from Scranton, hed say, Joe, when the guy in Dunmore - the next town over when the guy in Dunmore is out of work, its an economic slowdown. When your brother-in-law is out of work, its a recession. When youre out of work, its a depression.
And when Obama’s out of work, it’s a Recovery!!!
Rush commented on this today and (at least while I was listening) he didn’t mention the fact that joebama ‘stole’ the line from RR - he attributed it to his grandfather.
Rush probably didn’t mention it cause he knows his ‘core audience’ knows the ‘truth’.
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Jabberin' Joe...
He just can't help it...
(faulty wiring...jmho)
Joe Biden plagiarize? Surely not!
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/history_lesson/2008/08/the_write_stuff.html
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