Author:Joe Biden
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| ←Author Index: Bi | Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. (1942—) |
| Vice President of the United States, with Barack Obama, succeeding Dick Cheney. Democratic Senator from Delaware (1973 - 2008). |
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Works [edit]
Campaign Debates [edit]
- 2007 U.S. Democratic Party Debate - (26 April 2007)
- 2007 U.S. Democratic Party Debate - (3 June 2007)
- 2007 U.S. Democratic Party Debate - (28 June 2007)
- 2007 U.S. Democratic Party Debate - (30 October 2007)
- 2007 U.S. Democratic Party Debate - (15 November 2007)
- 2008 U.S. Vice-Presidential Debate - (2 October 2008)
Speeches [edit]
- Toward Enlightened Nationalism - (28 October 2003)
- Address to the People's Congress of Libya - (3 March 2004)
- The Purpose of American Power - (12 April 2005)
- A New Compact for Iraq - (21 June 2005)
- America's Purpose: Leadership for a New Security Consensus - (6 September 2005)
- Turning the Corner in Iraq - (21 November 2005)
- Commencement Address at Syracuse University, College of Law - (21 May 2006)
- National Security and Civil Rights - (3 April 2007)
- Remarks to the National Governors Association - (2 December 2008)
As Vice President [edit]
- Middle Class Working Families Task Force - (30 January 2009)
- Time to put middle class front and center - (30 January 2009)
- Remarks at the 45th Munich Conference on Security Policy - (7 February 2009)
- Remarks on infrastructure investment - (11 February 2009)
- The Good of the Nation - (17 February 2009)
- To Imagine the Unexpected - (18 February 2009)
- Work for Our People - (19 February 2009)
- Green jobs are a way to aid the middle class - (27 February 2009)
- Acting on This Moral Obligation - (16 January 2013)
Weekly Addresses [edit]
The Vice President has filled in for the President to deliver several weekly addresses:
- "Restore the American Dream" (12/04/10)
- "A Single Act of Kindness" (05/28/11)
- "Increase the Pace" (11/05/11)
Middle Class Task Force [edit]
- First Meeting, Panel One (27 February 2009)
- Green Jobs: A Pathway to a Strong Middle Class (27 February 2009)
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