Barack Obama tells running mate Joe Biden to keep quiet

September 24, 2008 by Orlando  
Filed under News and Opinion

Joe Biden is beginning to embarrass Barack Obama according to New York Daily News:

Barack Obama slapped his loose-lipped running mate Tuesday, chastising Joe Biden for speaking too fast and contradicting him on one of the massive financial bailouts.

Biden, a Delaware senator, declared last week the federal government should not have floated the American International Group an $85 billion lifeline.

Obama said the feds had no choice and hit John McCain for opposing the AIG rescue one day, then backing it the next.

Tuesday, Obama had to deal with fallout from Biden doing a similar dipsy-doodle, first denouncing then agreeing with McCain.

“I think that, in that situation, I think Joe should have waited as well,” Obama said on NBC’s “Today” show.

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