Video: Vice President Biden shares story of faith with pastor who lost wife in Charleston shooting

[basquebromance]

what a touching moment, no matter your politics!

 

[Snouter]

Folks, Fake News CNN gave Sleepy Joe the questions beforehand! This is a Fake Town Hall! Even with the rehearsals he had great difficulty speaking English intelligently!

 

[Blackrook]

Biden's faith will actually be held against him when he meets Christ because he's pro-abortion, and as a Catholic there is no excuse for him because he knows better.

 

[progressive hunter]

what a touching moment, no matter your politics!

never underestimate a democrats morals when it comes to walking on dead bodies to push a political agenda,,,,

guns save millions of lives every year,,,

 

[basquebromance]

forgiveness is looked upon as bizarre, perplexing, and irrational.

but God says in the bible that you must forgive others in order to be forgiven yourself, and that God punishes those who do wrong, not you.

biblical forgiveness is the right thing to do, my friends!

 

[basquebromance]

when we forgive, we send a prisoner free, and then discover that this prisoner...was us!

 

[basquebromance]

we forgive, and forgive, and forgive, until those who trespass against us...trespass against us no more!

forgiveness comes from God's strength, not human weakness!

 

[basquebromance]

"surely no one, not even Dylan Roof...is irredeemable! you hear that Hillary?" - Anthony Thompson

 

[basquebromance]

"in their forgiveness, they brought more change to South Carolina than in the past 100 years" - Biden

 

[basquebromance]

if faith tells you to forgive somebody...its tough!

 

[2aguy]

what a touching moment, no matter your politics!

Did he then tell the lie about his wife died? Did he go through that touching moment too?

biden is a vile human being, who used his government positions to enrich his own family...wherever he went he had a family member scooping up money from foreign countries...

 

[basquebromance]

what a touching moment, no matter your politics!

Did he then tell the lie about his wife died? Did he go through that touching moment too?

biden is a vile human being, who used his government positions to enrich his own family...wherever he went he had a family member scooping up money from foreign countries...

WHAT LIE?

 

[2aguy]

forgiveness is looked upon as bizarre, perplexing, and irrational.

but God says in the bible that you must forgive others in order to be forgiven yourself, and that God punishes those who do wrong, not you.

biblical forgiveness is the right thing to do, my friends!

How about smearing the name of a good man for political gain?

The Most Disturbing Thing about Joe Biden | National Review

But missed in these lists is a deeply troubling — I guess the right word is “lie.” It is one that Biden contrived — or at least perpetuated — over a deeply painful event: the death of his first wife and daughter. The lie hides in plain sight, amongst all the other oddball anecdotes (like his vowing to use his rosary beads as a choking device), maybe because it is so amazingly brazen, and because of its complete lack of being — here, I guess the right word might be “unnecessary.”

The sad story is 29-year-old senator-elect Biden received the horrible call in December, 1972, that there was an accident in which his wife Neilia and baby daughter Naomi were killed, and his young sons Beau and Hunter severely hurt. Mrs. Biden seems to have driven into a busy intersection, into the path of an oncoming truck. Its driver was Curtis Dunn. Investigators found him blameless. Of no surprise, according to his family, his involvement in the deaths of Mrs. Biden and her daughter weighed on Dunn until his own death in 1999.

It was a heartbreaking story all around, and with officials leaving no doubt of the truck driver’s complete innocence, what was the point of doing or saying anything more than letting Neilia and Naomi Biden rest in peace? As for Joe Biden, the tragedy was so utter that the accident’s circumstances were best left unremarked. Never mind unembellished.

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But embellished they became. When exactly, we don’t know. Why? That’s a question the answer to which is unfathomable — or if for political purposes, utterly deplorable. For some reason, the evidence shows, in the early 2000s, Joe Biden began to remark in public that his wife had died at the hands of someone who “allegedly . . . drank his lunch instead of eating his lunch.” That Curtis Dunn “was an errant driver who stopped to drink.” That drunk-driver story spread into news accounts. The Dunn family, who had strong sympathy for Biden, was shocked by the sullying of their now-dead father. They wrote the senator and asked him to stop and reminded him of the exonerating investigation. When that didn’t happen, they went public. Per a 2010 Biden profile in The Atlantic:

For many years, he described the driver of the truck that struck and killed his first wife and their daughter in December 1972 as drunk, which he apparently was not. The tale could hardly be more tragic; why add in a baseless charge? The family of the truck driver has labored to correct the record, but Biden made the reference to drunkenness as recently as 2007, needlessly resurrecting a false and painful accusation.

This is truly disturbing. But by our current standards, hair-sniffing rates condemnation, while the false accusation of an innocent dead man, and the embellishment of a personal tragedy — could the Biden tragedy be more tragic? — are forgotten and/or ignored.

 

[2aguy]

what a touching moment, no matter your politics!

Did he then tell the lie about his wife died? Did he go through that touching moment too?

biden is a vile human being, who used his government positions to enrich his own family...wherever he went he had a family member scooping up money from foreign countries...

WHAT LIE?

This one.....

It was a heartbreaking story all around, and with officials leaving no doubt of the truck driver’s complete innocence, what was the point of doing or saying anything more than letting Neilia and Naomi Biden rest in peace? As for Joe Biden, the tragedy was so utter that the accident’s circumstances were best left unremarked. Never mind unembellished.

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But embellished they became. When exactly, we don’t know. Why? That’s a question the answer to which is unfathomable — or if for political purposes, utterly deplorable.


For some reason, the evidence shows, in the early 2000s, Joe Biden began to remark in public that his wife had died at the hands of someone who “allegedly . . . drank his lunch instead of eating his lunch.” That Curtis Dunn “was an errant driver who stopped to drink.” That drunk-driver story spread into news accounts. The Dunn family, who had strong sympathy for Biden, was shocked by the sullying of their now-dead father.


They wrote the senator and asked him to stop and reminded him of the exonerating investigation. When that didn’t happen, they went public. Per a 2010 Biden profile in The Atlantic:

For many years, he described the driver of the truck that struck and killed his first wife and their daughter in December 1972 as drunk, which he apparently was not. The tale could hardly be more tragic; why add in a baseless charge? The family of the truck driver has labored to correct the record, but Biden made the reference to drunkenness as recently as 2007, needlessly resurrecting a false and painful accusation.

This is truly disturbing. But by our current standards, hair-sniffing rates condemnation, while the false accusation of an innocent dead man, and the embellishment of a personal tragedy — could the Biden tragedy be more tragic? — are forgotten and/or ignored.

 

[basquebromance]

forgiveness is looked upon as bizarre, perplexing, and irrational.

but God says in the bible that you must forgive others in order to be forgiven yourself, and that God punishes those who do wrong, not you.

biblical forgiveness is the right thing to do, my friends!

How about smearing the name of a good man for political gain?

The Most Disturbing Thing about Joe Biden | National Review

But missed in these lists is a deeply troubling — I guess the right word is “lie.” It is one that Biden contrived — or at least perpetuated — over a deeply painful event: the death of his first wife and daughter. The lie hides in plain sight, amongst all the other oddball anecdotes (like his vowing to use his rosary beads as a choking device), maybe because it is so amazingly brazen, and because of its complete lack of being — here, I guess the right word might be “unnecessary.”

The sad story is 29-year-old senator-elect Biden received the horrible call in December, 1972, that there was an accident in which his wife Neilia and baby daughter Naomi were killed, and his young sons Beau and Hunter severely hurt. Mrs. Biden seems to have driven into a busy intersection, into the path of an oncoming truck. Its driver was Curtis Dunn. Investigators found him blameless. Of no surprise, according to his family, his involvement in the deaths of Mrs. Biden and her daughter weighed on Dunn until his own death in 1999.

It was a heartbreaking story all around, and with officials leaving no doubt of the truck driver’s complete innocence, what was the point of doing or saying anything more than letting Neilia and Naomi Biden rest in peace? As for Joe Biden, the tragedy was so utter that the accident’s circumstances were best left unremarked. Never mind unembellished.

30
But embellished they became. When exactly, we don’t know. Why? That’s a question the answer to which is unfathomable — or if for political purposes, utterly deplorable. For some reason, the evidence shows, in the early 2000s, Joe Biden began to remark in public that his wife had died at the hands of someone who “allegedly . . . drank his lunch instead of eating his lunch.” That Curtis Dunn “was an errant driver who stopped to drink.” That drunk-driver story spread into news accounts. The Dunn family, who had strong sympathy for Biden, was shocked by the sullying of their now-dead father. They wrote the senator and asked him to stop and reminded him of the exonerating investigation. When that didn’t happen, they went public. Per a 2010 Biden profile in The Atlantic:

For many years, he described the driver of the truck that struck and killed his first wife and their daughter in December 1972 as drunk, which he apparently was not. The tale could hardly be more tragic; why add in a baseless charge? The family of the truck driver has labored to correct the record, but Biden made the reference to drunkenness as recently as 2007, needlessly resurrecting a false and painful accusation.

This is truly disturbing. But by our current standards, hair-sniffing rates condemnation, while the false accusation of an innocent dead man, and the embellishment of a personal tragedy — could the Biden tragedy be more tragic? — are forgotten and/or ignored.

i'll look into it and get back to ya