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Sure, he keeps the 60 seat Senate majority dream alive. Sure, he's as good a debater and "attack dog" as you can get. Sure, he's from blue-collar folk. Sure, he's Catholic. Sure, he helps bring in some of the stereotypical Hillary demographics. Sure, he is the right man at the right time to be an expert on Pakistan in particular and the Middle East in general.
But here's something that just smacked me in the face like a ton of bricks. In the perception game, to many, and especially to those who get their political news through Sunday TeeVee:
Joe Biden is John McCain, before John McCain became George W. Bush.
Duh!
Adding: of course, I'm talking about perception only. In the real world of policy and outlook, you'll never see McMcansion do this (h/t Tim Tagaris):