Haven't Liked Joe Biden Since Disrespectful Interrogation of Clarence Thomas.

 

I haven't liked Joe Biden since his disrespectful 1991 interrogation of now US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.

The passage of time hasn't endeared him to me.

He enjoyed grilling a dissenting Black man a little too much. Sort of a presequel for his INFAMOUS "You ain't Black" crack.

Cap Black.

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