Biden Says Corn Syrup And Coal More Deadly Than Terrorism

Joe plagiarizer Biden is a complete moron.



~Critics have noted that Joe Biden's intelligence may be overrated; after all, it was seniority, as much as anything else, that accounted for Biden's chairmanship (he has been a Senator for decades). We know how he responded after 9/11 when he pondered how to assuage Arab anger towards America:

“Seems to me this would be a good time to send, no strings attached, a check for $200 million to Iran"

Of course, this would have only inflamed Arab anger since Iran (being a Persian nation) is the enemy of Arab nations.He should have known this basic fact. Nor does it recognize how sending hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars to an enemy of America would inflame Americans.

~Gee, Hillary wasn't the only one forced down by sniper fire. Ole Joe Biden's helicopter was "forced down on the super highway of terror" only it wasn't the enemy it was snow.

~Seizing on a recent comment Biden made in Ohio that he and Obama don't support "clean coal" plants in the U.S., former Gov. Bill Owens and Scott McInnis, a former member of Congress, said the Democratic ticket owed an "explanation" to voters about where the state's energy is going to come from.

"They are coming to a state where 73 percent of the energy needs are met by coal," said McInnis during a conference call. "Coal is a very critical resource for this nation."

Immediately after Biden's comment, his campaign had tried to backpedal, saying Biden was attempting to draw a distinction between the U.S. and China's outdated technology and that the U.S. should lead by developing better clean-coal methods.

~Biden said: "When the stock market crashed, Franklin D. Roosevelt got on the television and didn't just talk about the, you know, the princes of greed. He said, 'Look, here's what happened.' Guess perky Katie was clueless here as well.

~Sen. Joe Biden was one of only five senators to vote against the first Alaskan pipeline bill in 1973.

~Joe Biden's 2007 statement that a "guy who allegedly ... drank his lunch" and drove the truck that struck and killed his first wife and daughter has gained national media traction. The senator's statements don't jibe with news and law enforcement reports from the time, which cleared driver Curtis C. Dunn, who died in 1999, of wrongdoing. "To see it coming from [Biden's] mouth, I just burst into tears," Dunn's daughter, Glasgow resident Pamela Hamill, 44, said Wednesday. "My dad was always there for us. Now we feel like we should be there for him because he's not here to defend himself."

~Biden tells a cripple to stand up.