Good ‘ole Joe Biden. He’s always good for a laugh.
At Scott Brown’s swearing in ceremony, which took place about an hour and a half ago, Joe Biden made a rather interesting remark. After the oath was taken, Biden and Brown had some friendly chatting going on… during which Joe Biden said to Brown, “I’d like to talk to you about your daughters!” Wonder if this just might have been a reference to when Scott Brown notoriously told a national TV audience that his daughters were available.
Good ‘ole Joe Biden… always good for a laugh. I’m curious: does Joe Biden actually have any kind of filter between his brain and his mouth? My guess would be no.
Cross-posted at the Green Room.
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[...] SIDENOTE: Cassy Fiano reports that, at the second, photo-op swearing-in ceremony for Senator Brown, Vice President Joe Hill Biden said: ‘I’d like to talk to you about your daughters!’ Well………anyway, Cassy has video of the President Of Vice saying it and commentary here. [...]
Cassy, VP Joe has to have a brain before he can use it. The man was stuttering through the Oath of Office despite the fact he was reading it. What a numnutz.
In ten years…
“Obama” will be a candidate who received vastly greater consideration than he deserved because of his personality. “Obama” will also be a verb meaning to get hoodwinked by such a character. After a bad hire, business executives will meet for lunch and one will apologize to the other, saying “sorry about that asshole you hired on my say-so I kind of got Obama’d on that one.”
“Biden” will refer to this condition of which you speak, Cassy, in which it seems nature’s resistor/switch is missing on that pathway between brain and mouth. “Biden” will also be a verb, meaning to utter something unfortunate that illustrates this resistor/switch is missing.
“Obama/Biden” will mean to use one’s magical gift-of-gab as a substitute for coming up with sensible ideas. The immortality of this one is assured since “Obama/Biden” is an anagram of “An Idea Bomb.”