Posted on 09/21/2014 9:15:27 AM PDT by Chi-townChief
Our famously gaffe-prone vice president, Joe Biden, has outdone himself. He stumbled through not one, not two, but three gaffes in less than 24 hours. For him, that's a personal best or, more accurately, a personal worst..
Yet if it is better to be criticized than ignored in politics, he can take little comfort from the way that hardly anyone outside of the Republican National Committee, whose website called it "Gaffetastic," seemed to care.
(Excerpt) Read more at chicagotribune.com ...
My Japanese friend tells me that “People are Asian. Carpets are oriental.”
When it’s a democrat, they’re just “gaffes.” When it’s a normal person, it shows how “stupid” they are.
Joe Biden Opens His Mouth About US Navy SEALs
(From May 4, 2011)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2714990/posts
Yes. That too.
One of Biden's gaffes gave us a pro-Homosexual presidential that is anti-Traditional Family and anti-Christian. His gaffes are certainly not inconsequential.
I agree.
If they were capable of deliberate action they would not be so confused! Liberals, many of whom have accomplished in their first thirty or forty years, often with a university diploma, far less than the average eighth grade dropout used to accomplish by twenty two or three, love to refer to people who have actually managed to do something impressive such as Sarah Palin has done as stupid. It distracts them from their own stupidity which is practically limitless. It really is pathetic to see a male in his late thirties with a degree who cannot run his own life or even make enough money to feed himself rave about how stupid Sarah Palin is as if he cannot comprehend that she has accomplished more than he can expect to accomplish in fifty lifetimes at the rate he is going.
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