From the Sioux City Journal - Biden

[Steely_Dan]

This article pretty much outlines how many of us have felt about Biden for a long time.

-P


-snip-

The next U.S. president will not have time for a "learning curve" in coming to grips with the wide ranging threats emerging in the Middle East. Time to develop personal diplomatic relationships with Shia, Sunni, Kurdish, Turkish, Iranian, Afghani, Pakistani and other vital countries leadership will be at a premium. Ability to forge domestic bipartisan policies will also be immediately required.

Sen. Joe Biden needs no such education. His foreign policy expertise has already led to a widely accepted Iraqi stabilization plan, one adopted by the U.S. Senate (co-sponsored by Sen. Sam Brownback). He has already met with all Iraqi factions on stabilization initiatives. Biden's personal relationship and knowledge of all world leaders as chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee may be unequaled by any other single American.

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http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/articles/2007/12/26/news_opinion/letters/52bfdc0da4b00569862573bd00162d22.txt

[elleng]

1. Thanks,

Steely.

[Steely_Dan]

2. Sorry elleng...

I thought your post on the Biden Support Group Forum needed to be seen here as well....Hope you don't mind.

(Gee, we Biden supporters are a courteous bunch, aren't we?)

-Paige

[elleng]

3. Steely, I surely don't mind!

I'm here for reasons in the public interest; they're all to be shared!

[PatSeg]

6. We really tend to be a courteous thoughtful group

:toast:

[jillan]

4. I am glad they are waking up in Iowa.

[youthere]

5. kicking