Joe Biden's History of Making the Wrong Call
Joe Biden prides himself on his foreign policy experience, but one can't help but look at the scoreboard of foreign policy decisions Biden has gotten utterly wrong over the last 20 years.
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Joe Biden prides himself on his foreign policy experience, but one can't help but look at the scoreboard of foreign policy decisions Biden has gotten utterly wrong over the last 20 years.
In a candid admission that is both revealing of the inner circle of the White House — and designed to make the president look good — Joe Biden says that he, along with most of Barack Obama's senior advisers, told the president not to undertake the mission to kill Osama bin Laden.
The Weekly Standard drew attention Thursday to video of Vice President Biden discussing the outsourcing of call centers and briefly adopting an Indian accent.
It's really hard to get a real sense of the way the president delivered the State of the Union address without watching it, but the speeches are so long they're almost impossible to sit through.
The Gingriches add star power to the Kennedy Center honors, Alec Baldwin won't close the door on a New York City mayoral bid, and the NFL confirms Madonna will be performing at the Super Bowl halftime show.
The awkward process of withdrawing U.S. troops from Iraq was underscored by the violence and confusion during Vice President Joe Biden's visit to the country this week.
Vice President Joe Biden has landed in Baghdad for a surprise visit with departing American forces and Iraqi officials, stopping off on his way to Turkey and Greece.
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Tickets for the vice president's $5,000-a-head fundraiser apparently could be had for less, Joy Behar is leaving HLN, and the Palace denies a new claim that Kate Middleton is pregnant.
France's first couple has a new baby girl, Joe Biden told an aggressive interview not to "screw around" with him, and the backstory to the latest Shia LaBeouf bar fight.
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Today's message from Joe Biden is a bit pushy
The correspondence shows a rush to get loans approved before a Biden event
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Before Obama's speech, Boehner and Biden are caught talking golf on a hot mic
In an interview with Car and Driver, he recounts his bare-chested Onion alter-ego
On tour in the nation he challenges wrestlers, fires a few arrows, and names a horse
Biden's "noodle diplomacy" isn't overshadowing the money the U.S. owes China
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Reporters have tussled with security staff and Biden's blanched at eating intestines
Politico reports the Vice President accused conservatives of hijacking the debt limit
Flattery, shaded language, and lies are key
The office of Vice President Joe Biden is now tweeting as @VP
Boehner says deadline to raise debt ceiling is "artificial" as Kyl says the date is flexible
What's really going on? Maybe Cantor doesn't want to be the one raising taxes
"We've reached the point where the dynamic needs to change"
He'll order 10,000 troops out of Afghanistan now, and 20,000 more next year
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Some Treasury accounting tricks will buy Congress a few more months to negotiate
Joe Biden eyed two other reporters before hiring the Washington Post's Shailagh Murray
Amazing shot shows top-level officials in the SItuation Room during the raid
The Obamas donated $254,000 to 33 charities
ABC News caught the vice president (and maybe a lady behind him) on tape
He especially disliked Vice President Joe Biden's pre-speech backslapping
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