Joe Biden Gets Aggressive With Paul Ryan's 'Malarkey' In Vice Presidential Debate (VIDEO)

Joe Biden went after Paul Ryan aggressively during the US vice presidential debate on Thursday evening, as the Democrat sought to make up for Barack Obama's lackluster performance against Mitt Romney.

Since last week's presidential debate, widely seen to have been won by Romney, the polls have narrowed, giving a boost to the Republican campaign which had been falling significantly behind with less than one month to go until election day.

Smiling broadly in incredulity, rolling his eyes and raising his eyebrows, Vice President Biden gave expressive reactions to Congressman Ryan's answers and frequently interrupted the Republican candidate.

The fiery debate that covered both foreign affairs and domestic policy was moderated by Martha Raddatz, the senior foreign affairs correspondent for ABC News.

Describing Ryan's "loose talk" criticisms of the Obama administration's foreign policy as alternatively "malarkey" and "this is a bunch of stuff", Biden did not sit back as the president had done with Romney.

Ryan attacked Obama and Biden for failing to secure the US embassy in Benghazi in which ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans we killed.

He also said that while the Republican campaign agreed with the White House's timeline to withdraw American troops from Afghanistan in 2014, that fixed date should not be made public.

"What we are witnessing is the unraveling of the Obama foreign policy, problems are growing abroad but jobs aren't growing here at home," he said.

"What we do not want to do is give our allies a reason to trust us less and we don't want to embolden our enemies to hold and wait until we leave."

He added: "We have been sceptical about negations with the Taliban, especially when they are shooting at us."

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But Biden said a strict timeline was needed to make the Afghan government "step up" and take responsibility for security in the country.

He said: "Unless you set a timeline … Kabul will not step up, they are happy to let us do the job, the only way they step up is if we say fellas, we're leaving, step up. "

"Lets keep our eye on the ball. we went there for one reason, to get those people who killed Americans, al-Qaeda, we have decimated al-Qaeda central, we have killed Osama Bin Laden," he said.

Biden echoed the words of prime minister David Cameron when he said there would be no "cliff edge" of troop withdrawals.

"We've agreed on a gradual draw down so we are out of there in the year 2014," he said. "We are leaving in 2014. Period."

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As the discussion turned to the US economy, Biden attacked Ryan for voting in favour of measures during the George W. Bush administration that caused the economic crisis.

"They talk about this great recession like it fell out of the sky," Biden said. "Now all these guys are so seized with concern about the debt that they created."

"My record stands for itself, I never say what I don't mean, whatever I say I do, my whole life has been devoted to levelling the playing field for middle class people."

However Ryan said Obama and Biden had not delivered on promises made in 2008 and were more interested in making speeches than taking action.

"That's what we get in this administration, speeches, we're not getting leadership. He [Obama] broke his big promise to bring people together to solve this country's big problems," he said.

He added: "What you need are people who when they say they are going to do something they go do it. This is not what a real recovery looks like, you deserve better."

An hour into the debate, a survey of more than 300 debate watchers conducted for The Huffington Post from across the political spectrum found that Biden was beating Ryan by a margin of 65 percent to 35 percent.

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Republican vice presidential nominee Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin watches as Vice President Joe Biden answers a question during the vice presidential debate at Centre College, Thursday, Oct. 11, 2012, in Danville, Ky. (AP Photo/Pool-Rick Wilking)
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DANVILLE, KY - OCTOBER 11: U.S. Vice President Joe Biden (C) and Republican vice presidential candidate U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) (R) participate in the vice presidential debate as moderator Martha Raddatz looks on at Centre College October 11, 2012 in Danville, Kentucky. This is the second of four debates during the presidential election season and the only debate between the vice presidential candidates before the closely-contested election November 6. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
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DANVILLE, KY - OCTOBER 11: Janna Biden (C)speaks with Jill Biden (R) as U.S. Vice President Joe Biden and Republican vice presidential candidate U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) look on after the vice presidential debate at Centre College October 11, 2012 in Danville, Kentucky. This is the second of four debates during the presidential election season and the only debate between the vice presidential candidates before the closely-contested election November 6. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
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honesttaxpayer

54 Fans

11:23 on 14/10/2012

No matter how out of touch with reality the GOP gets it wll still get lots of votes. Thats why the rest of the world views the result with derision.

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jaybs

29 Fans

16:13 on 13/10/2012

JOE is Joe! Ryan is a Wolf in Sheep's Clothing just like Romney! they think they are sweet but really nasty inside.

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Ben Wilson

Might as well laugh while you still can.

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13:04 on 13/10/2012

As a pretty indiscriminate gay guy, I have to say I cannot fathom the talk about Ryan being good looking. He looks like a brain-damaged Care Bear who's only good for picking up radio signals to me.

Kaisa Chi

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13:52 on 13/10/2012

the only time I've ever wanted to force someone to have botox... is that forehead wrinkling supposed to denote 'wounded honesty' or something..??

buriedsecret

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07:59 on 13/10/2012

Joe done a great job, We are all tired of romney and ryans..........."MALARKEY!!!!!".

rsargerod

Truth leads to enlightenment and wisdom!

661 Fans

04:59 on 13/10/2012

JOE was JOE, he is what a real American is, not a wanna be, he demonstrated that he is ready to be President while the Kid demeanor was more like a disgruntled pre-schooler! Joe tells it like is! OBAMA/BIDEN 2012!

21:49 on 12/10/2012

Would Never Trust Ryan he is a complete road crash waiting to happen! he is Clueless!!

severus193to211

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22:37 on 12/10/2012

I thought that was the essential qualification to be president of USA.

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Lechiffre

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19:02 on 14/10/2012

He is a female version of Michelle Bachmann

Arkleson

103 Fans

20:30 on 12/10/2012

Surely saying "malarkey" is talking malarkey.

ToniChicago

63 Fans

18:07 on 12/10/2012

Whatever your politics are, it was a pretty good debate. Today both sides are claiming victory and the polls are pretty close too.

Mickey Mouse 1

There are no lies or deceit on a chess board.

180 Fans

17:17 on 12/10/2012

If there is any "funny business" over the result of the election, people may get very angry indeed.

justsayNOtofourmore

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16:27 on 12/10/2012

biden was smarmy, smug and smirky, a total embarrassment to all Americans.
based on what comes out of his mouth, biden appears to be a Catholic born out of convenience, not a born again, living out ones Catholic faith according to God Our Father. What we have is Catholicism according to bidens terms, not according to God Our Father - thou shall not murder applies to the yet to be born also, mr biden and you women who cling to the “it's your right" to murder your unborn, a baby that you conceived. You decide this new life is an inconvenience to you, so you murder this yet to be born baby. It’s time you faced the facts of what you are doing. Abortion is the sorry evidence of what has happened to Americans’ hearts and what we've allowed America to become. Will America ever be able to recover from the horrendous acts this administration has perpetrated on the American people the last 4 years?

18:05 on 12/10/2012

Certainly wasn't an embarrassment to me. He called out the GOP for the appalling 47% remark and for Ryan's 30%; he stated that although he was a practicing Catholic, it wasn't right for anyone to impose their religion on everyone in the USA (abortion discussion). He didn't actually say what he personally believes.
Yes, he was grinning a bit too much at the beginning, but so what? I too would have found it quite difficult to keep a straight face on some on Ryan's points.

kylie

265 Fans

22:31 on 12/10/2012

Biden represented the majority of Americans with his experienced, logical, factual answers. He was able to confront and challenge Ryan, on his "fuzzy math", his vague positions, his partner's spews about "the 47%", the budget cuts that did affect our embassies all over the world. Ryan's numbers were loopy and mythical. Right to choose, is far more humane than couples who are ending their children's lives, because they can't afford their care, are bad parents who are irresponsible and abusive. The GOP seems to want to wash their hands of children, as soon as they are born(other people's children). Joe did a great job. He reminded us how inexperienced, faulty at economic stats, and unqualified Romney and Ryan are, to "lead" our country. The Democrats have kept us safe. The GOP, did not.

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Nathan0316

TrueBlueTory Age quod agis

560 Fans

15:04 on 12/10/2012

Hmm, I wonder how many Democrats are thinking "I wish we could switch their names around on the ticket!"

SecularAdvocate

Media Watcher

1050 Fans

17:53 on 12/10/2012

Wait until all the presidential debates are finished.

Often the best way to expose a fool is to let him talk. And the best way to expose a liar is to let them lie.

This debate was a one off.

The Presidential debates get a three act structure.

Watch and learn.

carolina919

3471 Fans

01:13 on 13/10/2012

While I hope you're right there is also something to letting opportunity pass you by. That being said I can't understand how even an anemic turn by the President on one night can be seen as equivalent to the years of prevarication and untrustworthy behaviour of Governor Romney.

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ObamafanUK

18:34 on 12/10/2012

I have to agree with you. I think the "undecided" are the uneducateable or poseurs who seek attention. The base is what it's all about isn't it? If they are motivated Obama probably wins doesn't he?
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SecondTime

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14:11 on 12/10/2012

Biden makes a good bar-room bloviator. You can imagine him in his country club, playing with his voice modulation, his manners, and his grins as he seeks to hold his own. But who wants such an oaf in their bar, their club, or heaven-forbid, in their government?

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15:12 on 12/10/2012

What a vivid mental world you inhabit! Horrible too.

13:59 on 13/10/2012

great description :)

victoriarwalker

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21:59 on 12/10/2012

We call that '' mugging'' on the stage.....it is used by actors without ability and ham actors alike.........Of course Biden obviously cant frown with that Botox filled forehead of his . the only thing that moves on his face is his mouth. ( the skin seems a little too short on his eyelids too)

94613

296 Fans

13:07 on 12/10/2012

The 'BowHunter' looked as if, a deer trying to cross the road with headlights on the fast approach.

12:46 on 12/10/2012

The American version of Reds versus Blues, are you ready for change?

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	Obama	Romney

Electoral Votes	332	206

	Obama	Romney
Virginia 100% Rpt.	51.2%	47.3%
Florida 100% Rpt.	50.0%	49.1%
Ohio 100% Rpt.	50.7%	47.7%
Iowa 100% Rpt.	52.0%	46.2%
Colorado 100% Rpt.	51.5%	46.1%
New Hampshire 100% Rpt.	52.0%	46.4%
Pennsylvania 100% Rpt.	52.1%	46.7%
Missouri 100% Rpt.	44.4%	53.8%
Montana 100% Rpt.	41.7%	55.4%
N. Carolina 100% Rpt.	48.4%	50.4%
Nevada 100% Rpt.	52.4%	45.7%
Wisconsin 100% Rpt.	52.8%	45.9%
Indiana 100% Rpt.	43.9%	54.1%
Kentucky 100% Rpt.	37.8%	60.5%
Oregon 100% Rpt.	54.2%	42.1%
Utah 100% Rpt.	24.7%	72.8%

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