Biden: "I don't think it will be that close in Pennsylvania"

[dennis4868]

Washington Post: The surest sign of confidence from the Barack Obama campaign? Maybe allowing Sen. Joe Biden to take a dozen questions from reporters at a diner stop that turned into an impromptu press conference in which the senator from Delaware laid out his thoughts on the state of the race and how a Democratic administration would govern.

After greeting some employees and people eating at Kewpee, a burger joint here, Biden last night approached a group of reporters. When one asked Biden if he had been "muzzled" by the Obama campaign following a recent controversial remark, the Delaware senator said, "If I'm muzzled ... no one said anything to me about it." He then proved his point, speaking on a wide range of subjects for more than ten minutes.

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"I think it's going to be close in Florida. It's going to be close here. It's going to be close in Missouri.... I don't think it will be that close in Pennsylvania. I feel very good about Pennsylvania," he said. "Maybe because I know the state so well. Um, I'm not overconfident about it, but I feel real good there."

link:
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/the-trail/2008/11/01/biden_election_will_be_a_lot_c.html

[texpatriot2004]

1. I don't think Pennsylvania is as close as the media would like

everyone to believe.

[dennis4868]

2. AGREE....

[No Elephants]

3. "Here" being Ohio. I think Ohio will go for Obama again.

[BlooInBloo]

4. "Again"?

[No Elephants]

7. LOl, I meant "too." I don't know why I typed again. Not enough coffee this a.m. maybe.

[MadBadger]

5. I think that seals the deal on PA

Candidates dont usually say that unless they know soemthing

[Thrill]

6. Rendell and Casey are fighting the good fight

And Biden has to deliver in that Scranton area. And we should be fine