Biden Pays Tribute to Brevity--In 68-Word Sentence

Locutus

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I guess we'll have to take his word for it...he skips most of it.


"And so language, the ability not only to master the ability to put your ideas into words succinctly on a platform to communicate ideas to your own people, it is even more impressive when you have the capacity to do that and communicate your ideas, especially as future business and political and moral leaders of the world in the language of the people to whom you are speaking."

Remarks by the Vice President at Sichuan University | The White House
 

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"And so language, the ability not only to master the ability to put your ideas into words succinctly on a platform to communicate ideas to your own people, it is even more impressive when you have the capacity to do that and communicate your ideas, especially as future business and political and moral leaders of the world in the language of the people to whom you are speaking."

Remarks by the Vice President at Sichuan University | The White House

That's it? Yawn. I thought it was going to be worse than that, but by politicians standards that's hardly long in the tooth. Ask any politician an unscripted question on something philosophical and see what you get.

Must be a slow news day...I would think his comments on the one-child policy in China would be more newsworthy. :lol:
 

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"And so language, the ability not only to master the ability to put your ideas into words succinctly on a platform to communicate ideas to your own people, it is even more impressive when you have the capacity to do that and communicate your ideas, especially as future business and political and moral leaders of the world in the language of the people to whom you are speaking."

Remarks by the Vice President at Sichuan University | The White House

I didn't find it particularly grammatical. In school we'd have lost marks for a "run on sentence". :lol:
 

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I didn't find it particularly grammatical. In school we'd have lost marks for a "run on sentence". :lol:

The first chapter of Mark's 'Equinox' is lighter than that diarrhoeatically verbose Bidenesque paragraph transcribed by White House minions and instead of a listen-to-me 68 word rant, the dork could have referred to brevity by the tried and true 'keep it simple'.

Whew. I'm winded.

 

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I didn't find it particularly grammatical. In school we'd have lost marks for a "run on sentence". :lol:

Yes, perhaps they should have given him lined paper and a pencil instead. :lol: Then he could write about talking about the importance of language.
 

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Have another drink Reverend. Good God He had to be drunk to make such a statement
or an attempted statement. This isn't Biden either its Al Sharpton which surprises me.