Posted on 08/01/2014 1:00:54 PM PDT by seanmerc
It's the Joe Biden you didn’t know — and might not want to see.
Secret Service agents dread being assigned to protect the vice president, in part because Biden’s a big fan of skinny dipping, according to a new tell-all book.
In “The First Family Detail,” author Ronald Kessler quotes unnamed Secret Service agents dishing about the supposedly “hidden lives” of Presidents and the other important people they protect.
(Excerpt) Read more at nydailynews.com ...
I wonder if he had to get hair plugs...
I can do without that visual. I can do without similar visuals of Obama, Hillary, or many others.......
So this is what he does when he’s not down at his local Home Depot drinking coffee and shootin’ the **** with the day laborers.
Well yes this is certainly more important then we have an incompetent person a heartbeat away from the Presidency...
Oh that is right we already have an incompetent person there!
Probably did it in PIRANHA infested waters...now we know.
Liberals. Their rules never apply to them.
No afront meant to Trans Am lovers but that is the lamest ever VP next to the lamest of the FireChickens. But it is still a nice car.
Hey ... let's get out of here; I know a place where we can go skinny dip.
"Uhhh, what's going on here .... Someone call a press conference ??"
OK I am too afraid to scroll downthread in case an enterprising (i.e., cruel) poster has found a Biden photo. I hate to say it, but a Helen Thomas picture could really improve this thread. I know, I know...you’ll thank me. *runs*
Now THERE’S an image I could’ve lived without.
...and then it got worse. :-)
PAPER: Hundreds of dead border-crossers in single Texas county... Rancher shares grotesque photos...
Worse yet....... Biden loves to skinny dip...
Those poor Secret Service agents!
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