Biden to run for president? Sheheen a NO-Show!

Vice President Joe Biden was in Columbia Tuesday.

The gaffe-prone VP said: “GOP doesn't do what it says.”

The quote appeared in The State newspaper as a headline to their story on Biden's visit. 

This outgha be good
reading. 

The charge by Biden begs the IMMEDIATE response: "The Democrat Party does what it says...and that's why the country is in such a mess."

The State newspaper says hundreds of South Carolina voters showed up to see Biden, but who DID NOT show, is more telling.

Vincent Sheheen, the representative of Biden's Democrat Party, who is running for governor was nowhere to be seen as his party's high-profile standard-bearer was trotted out for all to see.

Sheheen has been warmer to President Jefferson Davis than he has anyone in President Obama's administration. 

Biden told the faithful that “it's crucial to support Democrats if they value financial success and the ability to advance.”

Under Obama-Biden rule, family households have had an income decline of 10 percent, on top of higher prices for gas, energy, healthcare and food. Food banks are closing doors, and companies going bankrupt. 

In startling news to non-Democrats, Biden said “he might mount a third presidential bid in 2016,” according to The State newspaper.

The State's story was posted by Meg Kinnard of the AP. She did not mention Sheheen's high-profile absence.

Kinnard did say: “The appearance was billed as a get-out-the-vote rally. It featured several prominent South Carolina Democrats, including U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn.”

Kinnard also fawned over the goofy VP, trying to endear him the SC voters.

She said: “Throughout his tenure as vice president, Biden has continued to carefully cultivate ties to key states, including South Carolina, where he would have to seek support should he decide to run in 2016.”

I wonder who Biden's first campaign staff hire might be in the Palmetto State, when he throws his hat in the ring.

Let's hope he does. Can you imagine Jokey Joe and Ratchet Hillary going at it. You have to laugh just thinking about that match-up in a Democrat Party Primary.