Smart pick Obama ... what will he say next?

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“I mean, you got the first mainstream African-American who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy. I mean, that’s a storybook, man.” - Joe Biden

""I've had a great relationship [with East Indians in America]. In Delaware, the largest growth in population is Indian Americans - moving from India. You cannot go to a 7-11 or a Dunkin' Donuts unless you have a slight Indian accent. I'm not joking." -- Joe Biden, speaking to Indian-Americans.

"“I don’t think John Edwards knows what the heck he is talking about," [when he calls for immediate withdrawal of troops from Iraq.] "John Edwards wants you and all the Democrats to think, ‘I want us out of there,’ but when you come back and you say, ‘O.K., John, what about the chaos that will ensue? Do we have any interest, John, left in the region?’ Well, John will have to answer yes or no. If he says yes, what are they? What are those interests, John? How do you protect those interests, John, if you are completely withdrawn? Are you withdrawn from the region, John? Are you withdrawn from Iraq, John? In what period? So all this stuff is like so much Fluffernutter out there." - Joe Biden

Answer 1

what will you say next?

Answer 2

Feed me answers is probably right his idea follows classic obama , toss and idea out there to what the popularity and momentum is then if the results are bad he can flip flop before he makes a decision .So it is kinda like cheating on a test, toss it out there see what the response is and before you have to defiantly decide you will know what you did . Not smart really just chicken poo.  

Answer 3

To be Fair, Obama has not confirmed that Biden will be his running mate. The only source of this information that the associated press has given is "Anonymous democratic party sources." Still, making an announcement like that is pretty bold if you are not sure about it, so there is a good chance Obama did pick him...

It could just be a way of trying to win over some voters. His supporters have so far proven to be pretty zealous, so he probably does not need to worry about alienating them. Though a democrat, Biden is much more conservative than Obama. It will probably help him get some of the swing vote.