Damn. Joe Biden actually made me chuckle and it's not at his expense.

[aRTie02150]

 

[IGotATreeOnMyHouse85]

He could write a great book on what happened behind the scenes that got him to drop out and everything surrounding it. I said “could” because he can’t due to having a pudding brain and a vague idea of what’s going on. I can see his wife being the one to spill the beans since and write a tell-all book since her time in the spotlight is over.

 

[Brooke Shields]

Is he complimenting influencers' ability to lie "break through" at the highest rate "not talking about the press"

Fatrick really missed out

 

[Sue Lightning]

He could write a great book on what happened behind the scenes that got him to drop out and everything surrounding it. I said “could” because he can’t due to having a pudding brain and a vague idea of what’s going on. I can see his wife being the one to spill the beans since and write a tell-all book since her time in the spotlight is over.

Either way that type of book never comes from the actual politician. You won’t find a compelling behind the scenes look at Watergate from any Nixon autobiography. You will get that from their aides and cabinet members tho. I have no doubt we will see a book from Blinken or Buttegieg giving us some juiiicy details

 

[Sue Lightning]

Thank god he isn’t running anymore. He’s just soooooo old.

 

[medium wyzzz]

Joe Biden is a guy you’d get a beer with. If he was still running I’d vote for him.

 

[aRTie02150]

Joe Biden is a guy you’d get a beer with. If he was still running I’d vote for him.

I'd have a beer with Hunter because I know it'll lead to us doing some blow that I know won't be shit quality.

 

[Sue Lightning]

I'd have a beer with Hunter because I know it'll lead to us doing some blow that I know won't be shit quality.

In February, 2016, Hunter went back to the Esalen Institute, and then spent a week skiing by himself at Lake Tahoe. When he returned to Washington, he enrolled in yet another addiction-treatment program, run by the Kolmac Outpatient Recovery Center. On his way to Kolmac, he passed several homeless people, including a middle-aged woman who went by the name Bicycles, because of the bike she took with her everywhere. Later, whenever Hunter saw Bicycles near his apartment, he would give her a twenty-dollar bill to buy him a pack of Marlboro Reds and tell her to keep the change. One rainy night, Hunter said, he offered Bicycles his spare bedroom, and she stayed for several months.

That fall, Hunter made plans to go to the Grace Grove Lifestyle Center, in Sedona, Arizona. During a layover at Los Angeles International Airport, before his connecting flight to Phoenix, he went to a nearby hotel bar and realized that he had left his wallet on the plane. It had belonged to Beau and still contained his attorney-general identification badge, and also Hunter’s driver’s license, without which he couldn’t board his flight. Using a credit card he had in his pocket, Hunter checked into a hotel in Marina del Rey, where he waited for the airline to return the wallet.

Instead of going to Grace Grove, Hunter stayed in Los Angeles for about a week. He said that he “needed a way to forget,” and that, soon after his arrival in L.A., he asked a homeless man in Pershing Square where he could buy crack. Hunter said that the man took him to a nearby homeless encampment, where, in a narrow passageway between tents, someone put a gun to his head before realizing that he was a buyer. He returned to buy more crack a few times that week.