Joe Biden, speaking in Ohio today, said that he is "tired of being called a 'Middle Class Joe'.''
While it's not clear who actually calls the vice president that, it is clear that his house and finances tell a different story.
Zillow.com, a reliable real estate web site, estimates the worth of Biden's Wilmington, Delaware, home (pictured above) to be a cool $2,856,950. (This does not appear to include the cottage on the Biden estate, which the vice president rents out to the Secret Service for more than $12,000 per year.)
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couldn't have said that better....bravo
And possibly you are correct in that we may have different definitions of what middle class is. But regardless of our difference of opinions (unless you feel someone making in excess of $500,000 per year and living in a $2 million mansion is middle class) it does not excuse any politician who is far above middle class status to claim he is. Again, doing so is an insult to the voters.
I think many people are starting to wake up. Some of the latest polls have Obama as a more likable individual but those same people polled state they feel Romney will do a better job running the country. That speaks volumes in and of itself. Also just because someone is popular doesn't mean they are competent. I have many friends that I enjoy their company but I would hire them to manage my business.