Video: Biden Gaffe Again – Forgets Name of Va. Senate Candidate
In remarks at a Virginia campaign stop, Biden screwed up again, mistaking the name – twice – of Obama’s close friend, Tim Kaine, a Virginia Democratic US Senate candidate.
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In remarks at a Virginia campaign stop, Biden screwed up again, mistaking the name – twice – of Obama’s close friend, Tim Kaine, a Virginia Democratic US Senate candidate.
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