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Showing posts with label Vice President Joe Biden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vice President Joe Biden. Show all posts

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Reporters ridicule Sarah Palin at California State University



Sarh Palin was speaking at a California State University fundraiser when an open mike picked up the comments of reporters. Fox news released some outtakes this week with Liz Trotta and some other reporters  who were also critical of Palin.

Among reporters, Palin is looked at as a political joke.  Country club Republicans fear she will get the GOP nomination for 2012 and easily lose to Obama.

Many would love the simple minded babbler to run. Of course, many Democrats underestimated George W. Bush, too.

Palin is a different animal. She can be vindictive and she rarely holds on to staffers for more than a year because of her personality. She create turmoil around her and is not a team player.

If her campaign goes badly in he opening few months, it will collapse because of internal dissension.

Palin will try to capture female voters, a traditional democratic stronghold. This is where Hillary Clinton and other key female Democrats will play a huge role in the next election. The Paycheck Fairness Act. was just voted down by Senate Republicans and Palin will have a hard time explaining the GOP vote to women.


Palin has a very identifiable voice, but she doesn't know when to shut up. She needs to learn to speak in shorter sentences, rather than the run-on style she uses. One distinguished writer said she reminded him of a high school student trying to bull shit her way through an oral presentation. Palin is strong on style, but week on content.


Palin needs to be a better listener. Joe Biden completely destroyed her in the single vice presidential debate in the 2008 elections. Palin is often eager to talk about topics she has little knowledge of. She suggested the Vice president should take a more active role in the US Senate.


The role of the vice president is defined in the US Constitution. As Wikipedia notes, The Vice President is the first person in the presidential line of succession, ascending to the Presidency upon the death, resignation, or removal of the President.


In the event of a tie vote in the US Senate, the VP can cast a tie breaker vote. That is the only role the VP has in the Senate. 

Rightardia hope that Sarah Palin gets the GOP nod.  Bring it on!

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Monday, November 30, 2009

The White House Blog: Who Do You Trust?

Posted by Ann Widger on November 30, 2009 at 10:25 AM EST

As one of the people in the Office of Public Engagement who work every day with citizens, groups, and organizations on health insurance reform, I’m constantly amazed at the overwhelming show of support from every corner and every constituency you can think of. When I say the list goes on and on, I mean it literally goes on and on, and is made up of some of the most trusted groups in America.

And nobody has been more important, more of a pleasure to work with, or more trusted for that matter than America’s doctors and nurses. We invited the heads of two groups representing the people who know our heath care system best to take part in this special video with the Vice President, to tell us all why they think reform is so important:

Friday, September 25, 2009

Judge overrules 'The Party of No': Successor to Sen. Kennedy sworn in

 
BOSTON - Former Democratic Party chairman Paul G. Kirk Jr. stepped in Friday as the temporary replacement in the Senate for his longtime friend, the late Edward Kennedy.

Kirk said taking over the Massachusetts seat left him with mixed emotions. "It's exhilarating and sobering at the same time," Kirk said.

Democrats applauded his arrival. Kirk's swearing-in by Vice President Joe Biden gave Senate Democrats a filibuster-resistant, 60-vote majority with the health care fight at a critical juncture. 

The swearing in came just a few hours after a Massachusetts judge rejected a Republican request to delay it.

The state GOP had argued that Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick exceeded his constitutional authority by appointing Kirk before a traditional 90-day legislative waiting period had expired. State lawmakers passed a bill this week giving Patrick the power to choose an interim senator.

Kirk said he did not spend much time worrying about the GOP's legal challenge.

"We're prepared to go to work," he said.


http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/33022621/ns/politics-capitol_hill/

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