Wouldn't Joe Biden be part of the government that Obama wants to "change"?

Question

I mean, really, Obama is for change, yet he chooses as his running mate a guy who's been in the Senate for 35 years. We're talking about a guy who the Democrats wouldn't even nominate for their ticket.

Answer 1

Nope.

Joe has been changing things for years.

McCain is though, thanks for pointing out the difference.

Answer 2

Apparently not. Next question!  

Answer 3

Yes, but Obama doesn't actually want change.  He just wants people to think he wants change.

Answer 4

Biden forgot more about government than Palin knows.

I'll take 35 years of know how and international respect over someone that no one (outside of the alaskan wilderness) thought was qualified for anything much less vice president.

Answer 5

Wouldn't the republican VP candidate the inexperience McCain want to remind the American people?

Answer 6

Yes, he's been there but senators have records and reputations.  It's not as simple as just reporting for work, it's how the work was done.

Answer 7

Well Obama is in the Senate also, this is what we need inside guys that know the corruption because we on the outside only know of a small portion of corruption and we don't really have all information.

What about the fact that we need free health care? What about credit card companies that are making 90% of their profits by increasing interest rates on  the poorest Americans?

What about the fact that Banks are robbing peoples houses but whose houses do they take? The poorest people!

What about oil companies supressing the 100% electric car? (see who killed the electric car)

What about the government making lime disease and bird flus and relasing them on Americans?!

http://www .healthfreedomusa .org/index.php?p=742

We need a change and we need people that know all of the corruption those people are like a virus and we need to get rid of them all!

Go OBAMA

Answer 8

Yes, certainly

Answer 9

Exactly!!!  Obama can talk about change all he wants.  The sad truth is Obama is just looking to get into the White House with whatever devious things he says (lies mind you, LIES)

Answer 10

As long as you have some use for Obama, in Biden's case he can make Obama more experienced on foreign policy, he won't throw you under the bus.

Answer 11

Wouldn't Sarah Palin be the inexperience that McCain so proudly holds over Obama?

Both of them chose VPs that compliment what they lack. For Obama it is experience.

For McCain, it's youth and energy for the conservative base.