[Sacajaweau]

How a mini-stroke would help Biden. And yet I wish no one ill.

[MeshugeMikey]

How a bid by Crazy Denny could help Hillary!

[stanne]

Oh and now we have this publication willing to campaign for Hillary as long as Trump doesn’t get in.

Sorry Jonah. There’s really no one in news media more interesting and more persuasive than Trump

The mistake any one of these people make is betting against Trump

[Michael.SF.]

Biden will help Sanders more than Hillary.

I do not see Biden taking too many votes from the Socialist, but he will take them away from Hillary, the socialist.

[wildbill]

I think the premise is wrong. Biden will only get in if the establishment Dem power brokers and financeers see Hillary as being fatally weakened by the constant drop in her poll numbers.

Strangely enough, if Biden got in, she’d be flanked on one side by Bernie Sanders and by Biden on the other, not because Biden is more of a right wing Democrat, but because she’d have to attack him personally through opposition research to drive his personal likability numbers down to a level with hers. He’d have the Obama support and she can’t afford to attack Obama too hard because:
1. so many Dems still think he is God and
2. because his policies were her policies.

[UCANSEE2]

I heard Biden won the Dem Debate Tuesday night.

[be-baw]

More meandering musings from National Review’s chief chowderhead. This guy is trapped in his own mind and can no longer make a cogent point.

[Dr. Sivana]

In short, after eight years of almost any president, Americans tend to want a fresh face.

The author undermines his own case. While Joe Biden has been far less visible as VP than either Cheney or Gore, we've been forced to watch Hillary Rodham Clinton from the 60 Minutes interview in early 2000, through Travelgate, Vince Foster's death, Cattle Futures, Whitewater, Bimbo Eruptions, eight years in the Senate, the 2008 campaign, and as Secretary of State.

We've seen more of her than we have of ANYone except maybe Obama himself, as he is such a pig for screen time and the media provides forhim on demand.