VP Biden visits area
SUN PHOTO BY ELAINE ALLEN-EMRICH, eallen@sun-herald.com
Vice President Joe Biden holds out his hand while talking about how Mitt Romney will stop Obamacare -- which Biden said helps seniors and those who can not afford health care -- if the Republican presidential candidate is elected. Biden addressed more than 1,500 Wednesday in Sarasota.
SUN PHOTO BY ELAINE ALLEN-EMRICH, eallen@sun-herald.com
Vice President Joe Biden holds a binder to show what GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney said about looking for qualified women to work during a recent debate. Biden was in Sarasota Wednesday to speak to more than 1,500 residents about the upcoming election.
SUN PHOTO BY ELAINE ALLEN-EMRICH, eallen@sun-herald.com
Veterans and many others gave the Vice President Joe Biden took the stage Wednesday at the stage before more than 1,500 voters.
With the General Election less than a week away, Vice President Joe Biden visited Sarasota Wednesday with the promise that he and President Barack Obama will continue to move this country “forward” — Obama’s campaign slogan — if the Democratic ticket wins Nov. 6 and is given a second term in office.
“There’s no quit in America,” Biden told a crowd of approximately 1,500 supporters at the Municipal Auditorium. “It’s never good to bet against America (referring to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s stance on the health of the country). If we win Florida, this race is over.”
