If VP Biden enters the race, I hope to high hell that certain supporters keep his son out of it.

[demmiblue]

He is not my choice, but I'll be damned if I sink to that level.

Wishful thinking, eh?

[liberal_at_heart]

1. That is one of the problems with super PACs. Candidates say they have nothing to do

with the messaging coming out of the super PAC and then go right on accepting money from them. It's a dirty business. That's why I'm so glad Bernie isn't using one.

[beam me up scottie]

2. That's what I'm afraid of too.

After the 3am phone call ad in 2008 I don't think anything will be off the table this time around.

[jeff47]

3. Considering there's already an attack on that subject underway

it appears to be wishful thinking.

Someone (Hi David Brock!!) told Politico that Biden himself was the source for the "son on deathbed telling him to run" story.

[azmom]

4. Me too. I saw two Hillary supporters post

that story. It's vile.

[ram2008]

5. There are a few posters pushing a false story

About how he 'leaked' what his son said for political gain.

Very disgusting and transparent

[Metric System]

6. I know it's fun to blame Hillary supporters (referring to a few above posts), but we have nothing to

do with Politico running the story. I also highly doubt it has anything to do with the Clinton campaign because if THAT came to light, it would only hurt Hillary's campaign. In fact, suggesting that the Clinton campaign is behind the Politico story is hardly taking the high road.