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To: autumnraine
I’m still perplexed at Obama’s choice in Biden.

Biden was the only one with little enough sense to accept the position.

37 posted on 09/05/2008 5:03:33 PM PDT by twhitak
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To: twhitak
>>I’m still perplexed at Obama’s choice in Biden. Biden was the only one with little enough sense to accept the position.

Gee, maybe it has to do with the malfeasance that Biden's family was involved with :

Here: ( from the WaPo )

Biden Family Financial Connections Detailed

Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden is facing some questions about his family's lobbying and financial dealings.

The Biden family's connections to SimmonsCooper, an Illinois law firm that specializes in representing asbestos victims, is detailed today in a Los Angeles Times investigation by Chuck Neubauer and Tom Hamburger.

The Times reports that the firm promised to finance a hedge fund deal for Biden's son, Hunter, and brother, James (which ultimately fell through); picked the law firm of another son, Beau, to work on dozens of asbestos cases in Delaware; and that SimmonsCoopers employees donated about $200,000 to Biden's campaign efforts since 2001, making the company his top donor.

Hunter Biden is a Washington lobbyist. Beau Biden, the attorney general of Delaware, gave an emotional introduction to his father at the Democratic Convention last night.

-- The Post reported yesterday that as a U.S. senator, Barack Obama sought more than $3.4 million in congressional earmarks, including $192,000 for a suburban Chicago university, for Hunter Biden's clients.


62 posted on 09/05/2008 6:06:20 PM PDT by Cyropaedia ("Virtue cannot separate itself from reality without becoming a principal of evil...".)
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