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In reply to the discussion: Joe Biden's 'no' on bin Laden raid could haunt him as a 2016 candidate [View all]ericson00
(2,707 posts)33. getting the man who killed 3000 freedom loving Americas is not cowboy foreign policy
its judgment, courage, and competence.
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Joe Biden's 'no' on bin Laden raid could haunt him as a 2016 candidate [View all]
ericson00
Aug 2015
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I don't care for Biden, but getting Bin Laden didn't exactly improve a whole lot of shit--
TwilightGardener
Aug 2015
#1
We didn't have to go all the way to Abottabad to do that. "Ok, you've covered your ass now"
leveymg
Aug 2015
#35
Wouldn't republicans have to give Obama credit for saying "Yes" before they could criticize Biden
pampango
Aug 2015
#2
I like Joe Biden, but such bad judgement on things that actually matter to Americans
ericson00
Aug 2015
#8
The "dumb email scandal" and the prevaricating and weaving and denying tells me more about HRC
bigworld
Aug 2015
#11
who cares?All pols are not fully honest thats how you please enough people to get to national office
ericson00
Aug 2015
#14
I'll show you what really bad judgement is: Hillary & Petraeus arming ISIS in Libya and Syria
leveymg
Aug 2015
#44
Bush closed CIA's Bin Laden Unit in 2006-infinitely more problematic than Joe's nay vote on the raid
AtomicKitten
Aug 2015
#22
yes and Biden woulda repeated that mistake. Thankfully, Hillary wouldn't have, and recommended
ericson00
Aug 2015
#28
Biden recommended no because of the lack of concrete evidence. All they had to go on was that
4lbs
Aug 2015
#30
I'm reminded of the Lion King, when Mufasa is telling Simba that you gotta be brave,
ericson00
Aug 2015
#38
I don't really fault Biden on this one. The mission really could have gone either way.
Metric System
Aug 2015
#29
then I guess Bush was right in Tora Bora. But sometimes, you gotta make bold moves
ericson00
Aug 2015
#32
getting the man who killed 3000 freedom loving Americas is not cowboy foreign policy
ericson00
Aug 2015
#33