More Republicans are getting behind Joe Biden for his Iraq plan, will this boost his position in the polls?

Question

Hopefully gaining more momentum fro the Democratic nomination? In my opinion, I think he's the most qualified Democratic candidate out of all the Democrat's right now.

spscamp, wow, such hostility. So angry. LOL!

Here are links articles I have read,

http://www.joebiden.com/newscenter/page?id=0024


http://www.nytimes.com/cq/2007/06/25/cq_2948.html

OH! Sorry then. I thought you were angryfro hoping that Biden makes it. It might be a long shot, but, that's thanks to the media and it's obsession with Clinton and Obama who are not at all qualified. Hillary, maybe, but, Barack? No way.

Answer 1

I would not mind seeing Biden either. I really like his plan fro Iraq. He is way better than Clinton or Obama. I think he's getting stronger as the month's go by. I am supporting Joe Biden right now.

www.planforiraq.com

Answer 2

1st, I find it hard to believe that republicans are moving towards Joe Biden. Do you have any polls you can cite?

Secondly, he could have the backing of every registered republican, along with all who hold office, and it wouldn't affect his prospects at all. Republicans cannot cast a vote in the Democratic primaries. The democrats must select him.

If he makes it through the fall or even holdout until the convention, he'll still wind up near the bottom of the pile, well behind Hillary, and Barac.

Edit:
No hostility intended. I hope it wasn't taken that way. Thanks for the links. I'll take a look...maybe even make some more hostile comments :)
I seriously wasn't trying to sound that way. Sorry.

If it's any consolation, I prefer Biden over the front runners.

Answer 3

I am going to vote for whoever runs next year (D). I normally vote (R). I live in Texas and am conservative. Why? Because the last seven year's the (R) party has been totally unresponsive to the needs of ordinary Texans and Americans. I have had enough. I will vote against any (R) next year from president on down, I will even vote Libertian which I consider a crank joke over a (R) incumbent. My vote may not count at the presidential level. But it counts at every level under him. I have two nephew's about to go to their third tour of Iraq. I have had enough of Bush, this form of the (R) party, and being ignored like I am a peon!

Answer 4

I wouldn't mind seeing it. With all the talk about how divisive politics have been the last 8 years, I think it is a sign of great hope that a Democratic presidential candidate would receive that kind of agreement from Republican congressmen.

Oooorrr, it could be a fiendish plot whereby they bolster a weak candidate for the Democratic side to assure a Republican win.

I don't really think that. . .I don't think I do. Do I?

AAAAaarrrggghhh! Look what divisive politics have done to me!!!

Answer 5

I like Biden. I think he has potential. He is only Democrat right now with plans - not statements. We'll see. He has charisma, he is very intelligent, he speaks extremely well, and he won the last two Democratic debates who voted by pundits.

Who knows? It's so early right now. I can't believe we are even talking about it.

But, I am looking into Joe Biden.

Answer 6

Highly unlikely. He & Brownback are the onlt 1's supporting the only viable solution. Nobody seems to be paying attention.

Answer 7

I'd be very surprised if he got anywhere near the nomination. But, I agree that it's cool that he has a plan (partition) that's on the rational side.

Answer 8

Joe Biden can quit anytime he sees fit. He will fail to be a consideration for the nomination of the Democratic Party.

Answer 9

I'm not against Joe Biden, but I doubt he will be President.

Joe has an uncanny knack of sticking his foot in his mouth when talking off the cuff and that will do him in.