With eight weeks to go to the midterm Congressional elections, and with the Gallup polls showing volatility and flux, it is time for President Obama to unleash his “secret weapon”, Vice President Joe Biden!
Obama is actively being more aggressive, a la Harry Truman, but Joe Biden is naturally a great campaigner, who knows how to inspire audiences and how to go on the attack against the opposition!
This is not a time, again, to act “nice”, as the opposition Republicans have no limits in tactics or speech regarding their purpose to destroy the Obama Administration!
So, Mr. President, it is time to “unleash” Joe Biden, send him out on the road, being as good if not better than Harry Truman, and not worrying about Republican and conservative talk show host criticism!
One good point, among many others, about Joe Biden is that he easily deflects irresponsible criticism, and is willing to anger and infuriate the opposition and still can sleep at night! 🙂
Joe Biden is one of the greatest assets Barack Obama has, and the President MUST utilize him to the fullest, as Joe is totally loyal to his President and will do whatever he is asked to do!
So hopefully, Joe Biden will be a true asset in this midterm Congressional election campaign! 🙂
Great idea. Biden has a charisma and charm about himself when he’s in front of a camera or addressing the media. He has always been one of my favorite Democrats and someone I had hoped would take the Presidency in 2004 and 2008. Obama would be wise to utilize his talents and like you had mentioned, play “hard ball” with the far right elements of the GOP. Biden has been known for the occasional gaffe, but his ability to connect with people and be so genuine in his approach.
My hopes for 2011 are for Obama to grow into his role and use his talents to win over the American people and shift the balance of power back to the left. Biden can truly be a asset and help to accomplish such goals, but Obama needs to get him out there. The Tea Party has alienated many Centrist Republicans and now is the time to capitalize on that and further strain the relations between moderate and Tea Party Republicans.