Posted on 04/25/2019 11:34:37 AM PDT by xzins
Today’s long-awaited announcement that former Vice President Joe Biden is running for president is expected to instantly catapult Lunch Bucket Joe to front-runner status in a crowded Democrat primary field. For weeks, polls have shown the 76-year-old serial groper holding steady as the 2020 favorite of more than a quarter of his party’s voters.
CNBC’s Christina Wilkie reports a Monmouth University poll of Democrats nationwide, released Tuesday, shows Biden leads the rest of the party’s field, with 27% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning voters saying they would support him for the Democratic nomination. In the same poll a month ago, Biden had support from 28% of respondents, and in January from 29%.
However, as our friends at Labor Union Report recently disclosed, serial groping and #MeToo moments are not the former Vice President’s only challenges going in to 2020.
Joe Biden has a long, friendly, and somewhat dark history with the Teamsters, or, more accurately, a mafia hitman named Frank Sheeran who also happened to be the president of Teamsters local 326 in Delaware—who helped make Joe Biden a U.S. senator.
“In the fascinating biography of Teamsters and Mafia hit-man Frank Sheeran, ‘I Heard You Paint Houses,’ the lifelong thug describes a favor he performed while he was president of Teamsters Local 326 in Wilmington, Delaware.”
“In 1972 Sheeran received a visit from ‘a very prominent lawyer’ he knew who was “very big in the Democratic Party” in Delaware. The November general election was approaching, and the race for the U.S. Senate seat held by a Republican was expected to be close.
The lawyer wanted help in preventing the distribution of a paid Republican political ad – an insert in the Delaware-wide newspapers – that would run for a week and expose the campaign misrepresentations by [Joe Biden] the Democratic challenger. Sheeran promised the operative that he ‘would hire some people and put them on the picket line.’ He added, ‘People nobody would mess with.'”
“The picket line went up, the papers were not delivered all week, and, as Sheeran said, ‘The day after the election the informational picket line came down, and the newspaper went back to normal and Delaware had a new United States Senator.’ His name was Joe Biden. Thereafter, said admitted extortionist, thief and murderer Sheeran, of Biden, ‘You could reach out for him, and he would listen.'”
Our friends at Labor Union Report say Sheeran’s story “I Heard You Paint Houses“—which is about the 1975 slaying of Teamsters President Jimmy Hoffa—has been made into a movie called ‘The Irishman.’ ‘The Irishman’ stars Robert De Niro as Sheeran, Al Pacino as Hoffa, and it is directed by Martin Scorsese. Joe Pesci will play crime boss Russell Bufalino, who was from the Scranton, PA area—where Biden is originally from (although his family moved to Delaware when he was 10).
The Irishman is due to come out sometime in the Fall of 2019, according to Labor Union Report and we wonder, given Hollywood’s romance with the Far-Left Democratic primary candidates, if the Biden – Sheeran – Bufalino connection will get a cameo as an assist to say, Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg or Bernie Sanders.
Joe Biden is Mafia owned lock, stock and barrel. You go ahead and vote for him.
Not in this lifetime
“Lunch bucket Joe” Yeah, like I think that that guy was working with his hands. Oh, wait a minute... I bet was working with his hands but not like in a blue collar job!
After Biden and Obama finished their 8 years of destroying Americans jobs, the only thing left to the average Joe and Jane was an a empty lunch bucket.
What ever came of the strange dealings between Buiden’s son, Kerry’s son, the bank of China and the Chinese aerospace industry?????
I think I read on some blog that Biden’s son was helped by Biden in his fight with the law...Obstruction?
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