Biden entry would be bad news for Democrats and Hillary Clinton. Don't believe the cheery spin

New York Daily News ^ | August 19, 2015 | S. E. Cupp

[wayoverontheright]

Another problem for the democrats is that they are between a rock and a hard place when it comes to running on or against Obama’s record. If they run on Obama’s record, and promise more of the same, they'll get hurt by moderates and independents and likely most who have felt the sting of a poor economy or who are unhappy about Obamacare. On the other hand, if they run against Obama’s record they will risk the ire of their liberal base.

So true.

The party has no one to blame but themselves for allowing Obama to drive them over the cliff.

Perhaps the pending demise of the Democrat Party is the only silver lining in the dark clouds of the last seven years.

[woodbutcher1963]

I remember twelve years back when Biden showed up at my local July 4th parade here in NH. It was the year Kerry took the democrat nomination. Biden was there all by himself. No followers, supporters, etc. All the other candidates had bus loads of supporters. Even people running for lower offices had more supporters than Joe. It was like he was running for dog catcher.

I felt kind of sorry for him. At that point, I actually kind of liked the guy because for years I had listened to him call in on the Imus radio show. Imus would taunt him and get him to say stuff that normal politicians would never say. I actually liked because of some of his off the cuff remarks.

[Awgie]

The ideal situation is for Hillary to make it to the nomination, after suffering (God forgive me) through a long tortuous contested primary, where she is forced to publicly answer difficult questions, thus continuing to expose her grotesque hidden nature.

Despite the all knowing punditry, that have long predicted her inevitable coronation, I have believed the Right Conservative candidate could melt the witch.

If the Witch melts too quickly, it is hard to predict what the dems might do. If our candidate is polling ahead of HRC, dems will not be bound by tradition, ethics or law in finding a replacement.

I predict a Joe Biden promise of one term, with an implied promise of letting his hand picked “Latino Female, maybe Gay” VP running mate, handle the levers of power during his tenure.

Anyone who tries to predict this presidential contest by traditional analysis will likely miss the real surprise ending.

[Graybeard58]

You gotta be lovin' this!

Ya gotta be lovin' this too:

Hillary Clinton not only brings old baggage wherever she goes, she picks up new baggage when she gets there.

[nascarnation]

This kills Bush’s shot at the R nomination.
If Dems have to vote in their own primaries, he’s toast.

[zeugma]

Run! Creepy Joe! Run!