Biden owes an apology for outrageous behavior

2012-10-19T00:00:00Z Biden owes an apology for outrageous behavior nwitimes.com
October 19, 2012 12:00 am

I have watched numerous election debates, but this one was just plain offensive. The vice president holds one of the highest positions in this country and should honor that responsibility with respect and dignity.

Instead, his actions were arrogant, quite mocking and highly disruptive. His boisterous interruptions, taking over his opponent's arguments, were rude!

One Democrat said that he was just a "Happy Warrior"! I say he owes an apology to all of our people for his outrageous behavior.

It's no wonder there isn't any bipartisanship cooperation. I can't imagine him debating against some of our enemies or trying to negotiate a peace treaty or speaking to NATO. Scares me!

- Delores Dixon, Schererville

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