August 27, 2008
Posted: August 27th, 2008 05:37 PM ET

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He's been in the Senate for 36 years and run for president twice, but CNN's Mary Snow reports Joe Biden is getting set for what could be the biggest moment of his political life. (Getty Images)

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Obama/Biden   August 27th, 2008 10:41 pm ET

It is ridiculous what the republican had done to this country in eight years. Coming from economics surplus from Bill Clinton to deep debt to China. This republican government is handing their white plate over to China and begging to barrow money from them. This has never been the US. Most of the time it always been the other way around. We are the one that used to lend money to the world.
These republican think that they have not done enough to the country and try to scare you away from a chance to take our country back. No way, No how, No McCain.

Sheena   August 27th, 2008 10:00 pm ET

I was not impressed with Bill (maybe didn't want to upstage Hillary) who was as boring as he was when he was President – actually not a terribly bad thing, since I cried all through his wife's speech last night. Hey, Kerry's hair was something -helmet hair. Even as a Republican and a McCain supporter, I have to say I felt a terrible regret about Hillary. Her love, humanity, charisma, and enthusiasm really came through. Not to mention her amazing sense of humor, which made me laugh and cry. The fully-orange pantsuit alone made a statement of its own, and I didn't take that for granted... If she had campaigned that way all along, she might have won me over...despite my conservatism.

Dan, CT   August 27th, 2008 9:38 pm ET

The first time I ever heard of Joe Biden was a news clip in 1987 of him screaching in a high pitched voice and shaking his head uncontrollaby at Sec. of State George Schultz in a discussion over South Africa. Don't get me wrong, I didn't doubt Sen. Biden's abhorrance of abartheid, but my first and only thought was "he's overdoing it, he's playing to the cameras." Sure enough, shortly after that Biden announces he's running for president. Cut to early 1988, and a New Hampshire everyman asks Biden where he went to college and how well he did. Biden bristles at being questioned by this mere commoner and snaps back: "Well I think I have a higher IQ than you!", and then goes on to grossly exaggerate his academic acheivments. This is the indelible impression of Sen. Biden I have had for 20 years. For God's sake wasn't their anyone else Sen. Obama could have chosen for a running mate, than this primma donna ?

Michael Cartwright   August 27th, 2008 9:33 pm ET

Barak Obama and Joe Biden, Ebony & Ivory (together perfect harmony)

RJ, CA   August 27th, 2008 9:18 pm ET

I will NOT vote for Obama. But I congratulate his ardent supporters for seeing their personal dreams fulfilled. And, YES, this is a historic year for America - little children of both genders and every color have renewed opportunity to aspire to whatever they want to achieve – with commitment and HARD WORK. I will not vote for Obama, I will vote for McCain – but I’m very proud of America at this moment – as I have been at EVERY moment in the past – and will continue to be at EVERY moment in the future – regardless of the candidate!

Erika, KS   August 27th, 2008 8:56 pm ET

It should have been Clinton. But, hey, you Obamabots would rather have someone with zero accomplishments, a racist, a sweet smooth talker empty suit and an old white guy who has been in Congress for thirty-six years than elect an accomplished woman. You are all stupid if you think Obama isn't a politics as usual spinner. Yes, real change there.

No Hillary = No Obama   August 27th, 2008 8:55 pm ET

What does this guy have that Clinton didn't bring to the table? Nothing. Obama could care less – all he wants is to get elected. if he does get elected he will turn out to be one of the most ineffectual Presidents – right behind Bush or maybe in front of him. The guy is an orator. not a leader. It's a write-in for Hillary Clinton – the only viable choice.

tigerakabj   August 27th, 2008 8:29 pm ET

Go Joe. I'm fired up and ready to go! You are an excellent part of the Obama team and I look forward to seeing you in action in the White House.

Obama/Biden 2008/2012.

Ted Pert   August 27th, 2008 8:11 pm ET

The only thing that will count is that one or the other party will win,but it will not affect any ones life.
Life goes on no matter what but one thing for sure no one in this country will ever have the guts to straighten out this mess that the country finds itself in.America is living beyond its means.
But what do i know as the great philosopher once said the only thing that i know is that i know nothing!!!

Mary Garlick   August 27th, 2008 8:11 pm ET

QUICK – switch over to C-Span where you actually get to hear the speakers/performers instead of the commentators.

gm   August 27th, 2008 8:10 pm ET

SEN BIDEN IS THE RIGHT MATCH FOR OUR FUTURE PRESIDENT
BARACK OBAMA. THE TWO OF THEM WILL TAKE BACK BACK OUR COUNTRY. THANK YOU MR VP BIDEN FOR WHAT YOU HAVE DONE FOR OUR COUNTRY AND ESPECIALLY THE COMMON MAN.
GOD BLESS BOTH YOU AND SEN OBAMA IN YOUR TRAVELS. BE SAFE AND CONGRADULATIONS.

Francisco Anguiano   August 27th, 2008 8:10 pm ET

Go Democrats. Filibuster proof, democratic majority in Congress.

Chris - Hemet, Ca.   August 27th, 2008 8:09 pm ET

Quit bickering people!!! It's very simple, if you have been happy with our leadership over the last eight years and you feel the country is in good shape and that we are headed in the right direction vote McCain, if you think otherwise vote Obama. See, no need to argue.

sharong58   August 27th, 2008 8:04 pm ET

Michael, there is a vast difference between Bush and McCain???
Really? . . . . let me see you explain the differences because most of the nation doesn't see it at all! And Barack Obama will win (maybe not by much) but he will unless the GOP buys a state like they did Florida in 2000 and Ohio in 2004! People are wise to them now and they won't be fooled again!

annie   August 27th, 2008 7:46 pm ET

If anyone thinks obama is qualified or has any experience, just look at who he chose for vp. He and michell couldn't get past their personal petty jealous hatred of Hillary to make his first decision for the dem. party. With all her voters and all of her intelligence his petty arrorgance would not let him chose the best vp for the unity of the party. How is he going to make decisions as a pres. – this is scary! He can't unite the dem. party, how badly will he divide our country?

sharong58   August 27th, 2008 7:39 pm ET

I don't really know Joe Biden but just the little bit I've seen of him recently . . I REALLY REALLY LIKE HIM! He seems to have as much honesty and integrity as Barack and yet I hear he is a llttle attack dog when need be! I think they (Obama & Biden) compliment each other tremendously and make a great team that I will be proud to vote for in November.
I am very glad he didn't pick Hillary even if it means he looses some voters. I really believe he will win the election with or without them.
Even after the great speech she gave last night, I still don't trust her.
She spent an inordinately long time talking about herself before she told everyone that Barack believes in the same issues she does and so they should vote for him! She's all about herself . . even now . .
I don't know how people cannot notice how conceited she is! However, I'm glad she did the honorable thing in the end but did she have a choice? She was outvoted and I think endorsing him is the least she could do in repayment for him helping her with her campaign debt, which she ran into so deep because of her denial and stubborness to concede.
I thnk Barack Obama will be right up there with Kennedy and Lincoln in the history books. I believe he will turn this country around and in 4 years be so popular he will be re-elected with ease by even those who doubt him now. I also believe Joe Biden wil make a great VP and Michelle will be right up there with Jackie O as a great first lady!
OBAMA/BIDEN IN 08!!! NO HOW, NO WAY, NO MCCAIN!

Emma, San Jose, CA   August 27th, 2008 7:35 pm ET

Biden is vastly more seasoned than Hillary. He will be an excellent member of the administration.

Andrew, Jersey   August 27th, 2008 7:32 pm ET

I remember just last fall i was in a bus depot in Baltimore. It was from 1AM to 6AM, They had big flatscreen tvs and the onlything on all night was the democratic debate re-run. I watched the entire thing from start to finish twice. At the end of my lonely night in that empty bus terminal I might of been the only person in the country more excited about joe biden than clinton and obama. im so excited obama chose the best man for the job!

Sylvia   August 27th, 2008 7:28 pm ET

The Men in Black, Obama and Biden, will exterminate McWar. Shot down in flames, crash and burn McCain.

Dems Vote Big   August 27th, 2008 7:27 pm ET

Go Joe!
Go Joe!
Go Joe!

Whoooo Hooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Obama-Biden '08

Virginian   August 27th, 2008 7:22 pm ET

Say it is so, Joe
So is how old goes, Joe
Sow the new, not the mcsame
So tonight proclaim "out they go" Joe

Say it is so, Joe
In with the progressive new not the repressive old, Joe
"Yes we can" to reasonable foreign policy heralds and knowledge
The kind your years of senate service so fully acknowledges, Joe

Come out and get us revved, Joe
Like espresso to prevent calling of beds, Joe
Beckon and Biden us to do right for America
No way, no how, noMcCainica.

Obama/Biden '08

Independent-Latina-for-OBAMA   August 27th, 2008 7:21 pm ET

Joe Biden is going to be great! He is a wonderful guy and God wiling America will listen and vote for OBAMA/BIDEN!

AS DON QUIXOTE SAYS, "ONWARD TO GLORY".........AMERICA!

Worried Dem   August 27th, 2008 7:17 pm ET

If Obama loses this election, his dumbest move would be not picking Hillary for VP. Joe Biden's okay, but does not have the following that Hillary has. Also, if Obama is playing to win, it was supposed to be a no brainer to pick Hillary for VP in order to get her supporters on board.

Instead, he is showing his pride (in a bad way), and gives a lot of people the impression that he can't handle sharing the spotlight with somebody who is as popular as he is, thus the decision to pick Biden for VP instead.

Harry   August 27th, 2008 7:08 pm ET

Biden was Obama's biggest critic - Change?

Same old Washington politics - Change?

CNN loves Obama

ginger   August 27th, 2008 7:05 pm ET

Well, I guess it's time for McCain to play the POW card.

Tom in Delaware   August 27th, 2008 7:05 pm ET

Hang in there everybody, the best part of Joe's speeches always come in the 3rd hour where he gets to talk about his most favorite topic of all-time...himself.

He makes the fewest gaffes then too, so I know you're really going to enjoy it...Happy Trails.

Chanda   August 27th, 2008 7:03 pm ET

Thats real change picking someone who has been in politics for 36 years sounds like he is the dem version of Mccain What a joke what kind of change is that this Dem will be staying home

Denise   August 27th, 2008 6:57 pm ET

GET 'EM BIDEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

S Callahan   August 27th, 2008 6:41 pm ET

Any man who has suffered with the emotional pain this man did in his early 30's has to have substance to him..... it changes a person and makes them value what is really important. no time for petti ness...there is a sense of it waste too much energy.
I like Sen. Biden and believe he will be a wonderful, intelligent, part of the team. I hope he tells his vision of a better world and how he hopes to help direct it's path.

Michael   August 27th, 2008 6:25 pm ET

Obama has succeded in pushing Hillary aside. Good. Now the real fun begins.

McCain and the Republican party are a ROCK. Obama thinks he is running against Bush. Nice little fantasy for him. He will have to do better than that. Sorry all Republicans know there is a vast difference between McCain and Bush. Obama will have to try and fool someone else. Independents? Ooops, McCain is well known to them as the most independent and un Bush like Republican in Washington. So who else can he fool. I guess just those who are all ready going to vote for him anyway. Net zero. Jokes on you Obama. Don't quit your day job. Every pro-life voter knows what is at stake in this election, that represents just about everyone who is a Republican. Nobody will have to remind them to vote in 2008, election day has been circled on all their calanders since January 1. And they won't be voting for Obama.

Kate Fergus   August 27th, 2008 6:25 pm ET

I like Joe for his candor. However, he will have a tough time tonight following the stellar performance of Hillary Clinton.

I hope everyone in America rallies behind the task of getting rid of the Republicans. It appears to be Obama and Joe's time. They will have to pull out all the stops to ensure that everyone in the country knows how they differ from John McCain and the Republicans.

I hope in the future that Obama does a good enough job that when he is finished, Hillary will get her opportunity to shine again. The Democrats are lucky to have her in their party.

La Raza   August 27th, 2008 6:24 pm ET

I just now realized that every negative ad that the Republicans have shown so far is footage from Hillary and Biden stating that Obama is not experienced. If not for these two, there would be no material for the Repugnicans to use? Whaddya think?

Paul   August 27th, 2008 6:24 pm ET

DEHLIA... BOO HOOO!!!

Jaybird   August 27th, 2008 6:24 pm ET

I see Deadeye Dick Cheney stood in front of the VFW today defending "alternative interrogation".......yeah, let's do some more of that. Vote for the GOP?....Never

MikeH   August 27th, 2008 6:21 pm ET

I want Biden to grow wolf fangs and attack Republican lap dogs and poodles and Republican brown-nosing CNN executives.

Dehlia   August 27th, 2008 6:20 pm ET

Delegates are not representing the people's vote in the Democratic Convention. Hillary Clinton had the most votes but the DNC failed her.

W O W WO W   August 27th, 2008 6:18 pm ET

K I S S--Y O U R-P A N T S U I T !

Hillary's Speech Made John McCain President   August 27th, 2008 6:18 pm ET

Well, I'm sure your speech will benefit Obama (who by the way is the nominee) instead of that rah-rah speech HRC gave last night about HER. Sure, she gave a few rants about McCain but make no mistake she did three things. 1) elevate herself 2) re-energize her base; and 3) help elect JM as president. Mark my words she helped McCain much more than she did Obama and for this-this country will suffer. Any person who would side with someone (McCain) who made a nasty remark about her child over a person who never treated her with anything but respect would do ANYTHING and I do mean ANYTHING. I really wish the three of them would go away. Clinton, Clinton, Clinton. That's all CNN can say. Thank God there is MSNBC. This is Obama's time. Why is it all about them? Some of you say it is up to him to bring in her supporters. Well, for once we agree. It is up to him. However, how can you bring in people who hate you for your race and gender? Please don't deny it.

Paul   August 27th, 2008 6:16 pm ET

I am a young student!!

I DONT want to spend the next 8 years watching my YOUNG mates go to WAR... Because OLDER IDIOTS arent comfortable with change!!
I DONT SEE YOU DYING IN IRAQ!!

WE are the ones who will have to live with the choice YOU make!!!

YOUTH OF AMERICA..STAND STRONG!!

OBAMA/BIDEN 2008

Annie   August 27th, 2008 6:16 pm ET

Will the real Hillary Clinton please stand up...And the adoration in Bill's eyes. But worse for me was Barack and Michelles phoniness. after Hillary threw them some crumbs. I demand sincerity and honesty from our future President and First Lady. So sorry they buckled under the game of politics. Surely I cannot be alone in my thinking. Barack still has my vote but my enthusiasm is waning...

Donna from Colorado Springs   August 27th, 2008 6:15 pm ET

Give em' Hell Joe! You are the fire that this dead democratic party needs right now! Am looking forward to speech tonite.

Vegas   August 27th, 2008 6:14 pm ET

Joe Biden speaks the truth...

Even when he said Obama wasn't fit to be the president...

Clinton 2012

Souza   August 27th, 2008 6:13 pm ET

Who Cares it should have been Hillary.

ran   August 27th, 2008 6:13 pm ET

So many have been blinded for so long by the fear perpetrated by the republicans that they can not see true change for the better for all not just the few.Obam/Biden and the Democrats are going to get this country back on the right track so that all will be prosperous not just a selected few.

Kevin from MN   August 27th, 2008 6:13 pm ET

Obama/Biden 2008
Obama/Biden 2012
Clinton in 2016 – When, by the way, whe will still be younger than John McCain is today!

Xango 08 & 12   August 27th, 2008 6:10 pm ET

Yes We Can

Obama Biden 08 & 12

NO MORE DEMOCRAT OR REPUBLICAN DYNASTIES
OR TIME HAS COME

Indiana Bob   August 27th, 2008 6:10 pm ET

PUMA

No Way
No How
No Bama

Vote McCain

CM   August 27th, 2008 6:08 pm ET

The intensity of attacks on the GOP war machine will ramp up tonight.

let Bill talk about what he wants. He has a legacy to maintain and he needs to hit McCain while he has the mike.

Joe, tell it how it is. People like Mike, TX who come on here and post call you guys liars but would be hard pressed to defend their candidate's honesty, especially during this campaign.

Colo Sprgs, CO   August 27th, 2008 6:05 pm ET

Go Joe! We love ya, Joe! The real Americans are behind Obama/Biden all the way! Let's win this thing for the Red, White, and BLUE!

Betty J. Hoffman   August 27th, 2008 6:05 pm ET

I believe Sen. Biden is th best choice for v.p. He has a long history of experience in foreign affairs and will not be just a yes man to Sen. Obama. I cannot say enough good things about his choice as running mate.

newsnut   August 27th, 2008 6:01 pm ET

What she meant was what Michelle was talking about. All that Red Meat. Michelle needs to explain more to Mrs. Clinton what she meant in her interview about all that Red meat. I think i know, but I don't want to say until i'm reallt sure. I could be totally wrong.

Chi4Obama   August 27th, 2008 6:00 pm ET

Hey McCain supporters
,
You better brace yourself. I think Biden is going to hit you HARD tonight. Get ready to take one right to the gut.

Democrats '08.

Texas Straight Talker   August 27th, 2008 5:59 pm ET

So glad to see that voters are realizing that the MEDIA is creating all of this disruption in the democratic party. Watch next week when the Republicans have their convention. I guarantee you the stories and coverage will be just the opposite of the madness we are hearing and reading here!

marge   August 27th, 2008 5:58 pm ET

GET HIM JOE!!!!!!!
Obama/Biden08

Rob indetroit   August 27th, 2008 5:58 pm ET

THE republican's are going down.

TheTruthHurts   August 27th, 2008 5:58 pm ET

Noboby's perfect and that includes Joe. He is however genuine. That will help Barack. It clear he is honored at being asked and will work tireless to help our nation. That's all I ask of any politician.

Val, Atlanta, Ga   August 27th, 2008 5:58 pm ET

Good Luck Sen Biden I will be watching, hit McCain hard on his so call POW status that he always mention, I think he thinks people will feel sorry enough and put him in the White House.

Rob indetroit   August 27th, 2008 5:57 pm ET

MCcain is going to get hit so hard that his teeth will fall out.

P.S.

where is cindy really.

Independent99999   August 27th, 2008 5:57 pm ET

Is he the biggest socialist liberal in the US next to Kennedy's.
Socialism does not work

Let people work, earn and no govt. dole outs to poor people who cannot earn what they need in this beautiful country

Work hard and earn

Look at Obama and Michelle as role models of success

However, don't depend on Govt. Dole Outs and Socialism to run your life

Cindy from Georgia   August 27th, 2008 5:56 pm ET

Besides the fact that Joe has been a favorite (of mine) for years, I think he is just what this campaign needs. Yes, he's fiery and he's strong-minded, and he speaks his mind – not always tactfully.

But he is a bit of the status quo – he's NOT a scary guy for the folks that are on the fence regarding accepting Obama's message of change. I think Obama is a little scary for some Dems. He is especially liked by young people, that's not always been the case when talking politics.

Joe Biden is someone that everyone recognizes – whether they like him or not. And he "honors the past" and "knows how to get things done" and "experience in many tough situations". I think he was an inspired choice. After all, no matter how much "change" with get in electing the president – he/she still MUST have some cooperation from Congress – without that cooperation, nothing will change. And THAT would be really sad.

Go Joe – we're counting on you.

S. Boatman   August 27th, 2008 5:52 pm ET

Mccain Is Going To Get Hit Hard Tonight!

All Bluster No Brain McCain with Faux Brawn and Balls   August 27th, 2008 5:51 pm ET

Interesting how all the Biden bashers aren't any better at spelling than the Hillary or Obama bashers! Go figure ... LOOSERS! (intentional)

Joe Biten   August 27th, 2008 5:48 pm ET

Nice. Another Neo Con in office, this time in Dem's clothing! More of the same people...i Mean sheeple. You are all asking for the same...

Kelby from Houston, TX   August 27th, 2008 5:47 pm ET

AMERICA'S NEW HEROES!!!
OBAMA AND G.I. JOE BIDEN TO THE RESCUE!!!
Feel the power TASTE THE EXCITEMENT!!! WALLOW IN THE DEMOCRACY!!!
can you feel it. IT'S CHANGE and it's on its way to a Voting booth near you. I'M EXCITED
FIRED UP READY TO GO!!!

OBAMA '08 DEMOCRATS '08 AND FOREVER!!!

We will never allow the GOP to run things EVER AGAIN!!!

Nevada Independant   August 27th, 2008 5:47 pm ET

Go Joe!!!!!
I've watched you for years and admired the way you've always told it straight. The American people know you for your honesty and your integrity.
I, personally, am very much looking forward to casting my vote for you as our next Vice President.
I am proud to support you!

ginjah   August 27th, 2008 5:46 pm ET

Joe Biden is an outspoken soul, McAttack heres our VP, change is on its way

Paula, CA   August 27th, 2008 5:45 pm ET

Obama/Biden '08! Go Biden!

I am proud of Hillary Clinton, I think she pulled it off last night! I am glad that the Democrats are showing strong signs of unity. However, please let's not be naive, Hillary Clinton gave that speech for Hillary Clinton's political future as much as she did for Obama (if not more).

Also, the fact remains that Hillary ran a slimy campaign and she had to pick up after HER MESS. She did not do Obama any favors! Obama owes her nothing! In fact, she should have done more before now. HOWEVER, in reference to last night's speech, she did as much as she could in that speech and for that, the true Democrats thank her.

Obama/Biden '08

D. A. Anderson   August 27th, 2008 5:45 pm ET

The CNN coverage of the convention is outrageously BAD!

Right now they are skipping Senator Ken Salazar giving his speech so Wolf can chat about nothing to persons he's not able to reach.

CNN is making it about them rather than about what is happening at the convention.

CNN has lost a viewer!

Harut   August 27th, 2008 5:44 pm ET

This will be the most important moment of his life!

Food for Thought   August 27th, 2008 5:44 pm ET

Goooooooo Joe!!!! I love this guy! He and Obama is an excellent team – i'm so proud of Sen. Obama's choice and again it shows that he's a very wise man! Go Obama!

OBAMA/BIDEN 08 & 12!!!

Jack Colson   August 27th, 2008 5:43 pm ET

Biden is a good guy as politicians go, however he cannot salvage the Presidency for Obama – Obama lost it when he did not pick Hillary.
We all know so many who now say no as Obama is not experienced enough, and we need another ten yrs of a record for him.
Being a good speaker does not cut it.
His friends for many years tell us "to be careful".
Jack Colson
Portland OR

LaShanda   August 27th, 2008 5:43 pm ET

When is someone going to call out McSidekick for using his POW experience to gain votes? He is not entitled to the presidency! Our soldiers do not boast about their service. They are humble! This man should NEVER be President!

No how! No way! No McCain!

Debby   August 27th, 2008 5:43 pm ET

Gaffe machine in action tonight.

Food for Thought   August 27th, 2008 5:42 pm ET

Sure Hillary would make a great president in the future BUT how could she EVER be given that chance if most of her obssessed fan-addicts continue to give the other 18 million + who DIDN'T vote for her even more reasons not to vote for her EVER? Obama won – get over it, move on and unite! We're democrats and Hillary will need the other 18 million + when she runs in the future. If we leave this election divided and God forbid Obama even loses – well i'm afraid that with this divided party, the chances for Hillary (even Chelse) for that matter being president will never happen. Democrats, Independents, Republicans – lets UNITE for the good of not just the party – but what we belive in as Americans!!!

Obama/Biden 08 & 12!!!

DJ Los Angeles   August 27th, 2008 5:42 pm ET

Go get em Joe! Fired up for Change.

Obama/Biden 2008

Doug in Seattle   August 27th, 2008 5:40 pm ET

Go get em Joe! BTW, we've already heard about the 7 houses, and we know he's out of touch. Tell us what we haven't heard from the MSM! I know you've got the dirt. Now kick it around a little!

Mike, TX   August 27th, 2008 5:39 pm ET

Tonight we will see Biden at his schrillest and lowest form, but also his usual form. Purely partisan. So much for the change Obama promises.

Scary the lies they tell. Even scarier are those that believe the lies.

McCain=Bush & the return of the draft   August 27th, 2008 5:38 pm ET

I think Joe Biden has the best smile I've seen in a long time, very warm and friendly.

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