Biden Says Obama Makes ‘Gutsy’ Choices Unlike Romney
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Vice President Joe Biden highlighted two major tests of his boss’s first term -- the killing of al-Qaeda’s founder and the bailout of the U.S. auto industry -- to argue President Barack Obama made “gutsy” choices that Republican Mitt Romney would not.
“He never wavers, he steps up,” Biden said in his 38-minute address last night to the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina, before Obama’s formal acceptance of his party’s nomination to a second term.