Joe is watching his own mouth with a smile.

[lonestarnot]

:) I love that smile.

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

1. I do, too! Joe Rocks!!!!

[lunatica]

2. I hope he doesn't watch it too much

He has a reputation to protect...

I love that smile too!

[Imagevision]

3. Hey! we're only human - Joe just learned something about himself that needs change - there's a time

and place for showboating - knocking Roberts was a no-no, glad to see Barack take him by the arm and snap him out of it.

[lunatica]

4. It might turn into a game with them.

President Obama can be the good cop, while Vice President Biden smarts off at any moment so President Obama can look stern thereby letting Vice President Biden look irrepressibly blunt. The end result is that those who need their egotistical bubbles pricked get them pricked, but not by the Big Boss.

That comment was vintage Biden and to be expected.

[madokie]

5. They are going to be a good team for America

[lonestarnot]

6. They certainly are!

:bounce:

[madokie]

11. The only people I've heard so far that had anything other than good to say about our President

are the same ones I know who listen to rush and watch fox noise.
:hi:

[Demit]

7. I've thought along these lines too. That Biden gets to say—whatever—and it gets out there

without adhering to Obama. I can see Biden quite happily agreeing to play the 'useful fool'.

In the case of Chief Justice Roberts, Obama gets to zing him for being an insufferable twit; Biden's rep provides perfect cover.

[lonestarnot]

8. I bet the private discussion about that incident was delicious!

[lunatica]

9. Both grinning from ear to ear (photo)

That's the best pair of smiles ever! They could both be an ad for beautiful teeth making for fantastic smiles. I hope we see a lot of that

[CrispyQ]

10. Exactly.

Biden can say what Obama can't & everyone expects it out of Biden anyway. Plus he always says things in such a humorous way!