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Old Joe gave an opening speach at the democrat retreat in Maryland. You can catch some analysis podcasting Rachael Maddow 2/14.
Joe has balls, the balls many democrats only wish Obama had.
I see Joe Biden as very much underestimated.
I underestimated him.
I see Joe as a mix of FDR and LBJ, LBJ as far as fearless arm twister to achieve the goal.
Old Joe laid out the landscape where democrats stand. Their goals.
Stating that democrats have the majority of American with them when it comes to every single American issue facing us today including immigration reform, pay equality in the work place, marriage equality, raising of the minimum wage, and while Obamacare has it's issues still a clear majority of Americans would not and do not want to see ACA reform repealed.
And Joe was on target stating that within politics today there is no single Republican Party.
Joe sincerely wishes there were one Republican Party one could sit across the table and deal with, but truth told there is no single voiced Republican Party. Only factions of the Republican Party.
Case in point, the four responses to the state of the union speach.
Need there be more proof beyond that?
I would hope that Joe would run in 2016. He is probably the only American democrat besides Bill Clinton that could make the case for every single issue facing Americans where the majority of Americans unite and agree.
Joe has this ability to make the point, lay out the issues, and justify why most Americans agree regardless of party.
And Joe also has this nack of tossing in a little spice to shake things up.
Raising the eyebrows to make sure everyone is paying attention.
I don't see Hillary having anywheres near that ability to achieve the same as Joe.
Spelling out that clear unifying message.
Not on her own.
There would be too much distraction and relying on the hype of being that first woman president, that history making thing.
Which could possibly work to elect her, but then again, maybe not.
Joe has been underestimated.
He has the potential to become a great leader in the category as FDR, and the better part of an LBJ.
I could see a little JFK tossed in there too if Joe found his groove.
One difference between democrats and republicans, even if both Joe and Hillary were to run, in the end the party will unite unified behind that one candidate.
I no longer believe, and clearly has become quite obvious, that republicans have that ability to unite.
Probably never will again. Not until after their Armageddon. Their internal purge, if you will.
Question that? Just ask John McCain or the new target for purging old John Boehner.
All Joe needs is a clear message laid on the line, spelling out the differences between the left and the right agenda.
If Joe can make his case so clear that a child could understand, Joe would easily be the next president.
But that Joe Biden message must be on point and crystal clear to the voter for Joe to succeed.
Not that Obama kumbaya, let's all hold hands message that has lost most Americans.
Democrats need another FDR, not another Mr Rogers.
Joe could be that FDR.
Joe has balls, the balls many democrats only wish Obama had.
I see Joe Biden as very much underestimated.
I underestimated him.
I see Joe as a mix of FDR and LBJ, LBJ as far as fearless arm twister to achieve the goal.
Old Joe laid out the landscape where democrats stand. Their goals.
Stating that democrats have the majority of American with them when it comes to every single American issue facing us today including immigration reform, pay equality in the work place, marriage equality, raising of the minimum wage, and while Obamacare has it's issues still a clear majority of Americans would not and do not want to see ACA reform repealed.
And Joe was on target stating that within politics today there is no single Republican Party.
Joe sincerely wishes there were one Republican Party one could sit across the table and deal with, but truth told there is no single voiced Republican Party. Only factions of the Republican Party.
Case in point, the four responses to the state of the union speach.
Need there be more proof beyond that?
I would hope that Joe would run in 2016. He is probably the only American democrat besides Bill Clinton that could make the case for every single issue facing Americans where the majority of Americans unite and agree.
Joe has this ability to make the point, lay out the issues, and justify why most Americans agree regardless of party.
And Joe also has this nack of tossing in a little spice to shake things up.
Raising the eyebrows to make sure everyone is paying attention.
I don't see Hillary having anywheres near that ability to achieve the same as Joe.
Spelling out that clear unifying message.
Not on her own.
There would be too much distraction and relying on the hype of being that first woman president, that history making thing.
Which could possibly work to elect her, but then again, maybe not.
Joe has been underestimated.
He has the potential to become a great leader in the category as FDR, and the better part of an LBJ.
I could see a little JFK tossed in there too if Joe found his groove.
One difference between democrats and republicans, even if both Joe and Hillary were to run, in the end the party will unite unified behind that one candidate.
I no longer believe, and clearly has become quite obvious, that republicans have that ability to unite.
Probably never will again. Not until after their Armageddon. Their internal purge, if you will.
Question that? Just ask John McCain or the new target for purging old John Boehner.
All Joe needs is a clear message laid on the line, spelling out the differences between the left and the right agenda.
If Joe can make his case so clear that a child could understand, Joe would easily be the next president.
But that Joe Biden message must be on point and crystal clear to the voter for Joe to succeed.
Not that Obama kumbaya, let's all hold hands message that has lost most Americans.
Democrats need another FDR, not another Mr Rogers.
Joe could be that FDR.
