As we all know, Biden has about as good a shot at becoming President of the United States as Nader, and most of you probably know who’d I’d vote for given that choice. Still, the senator’s plan for splitting Iraq seems the most logical of the top Democratic contenders, or at the very least, the most material (meaning he actually has one). Opposite to Edwards, who was interview by Maher last week, Biden emphasizes his foreign policy over his domestic policy. I disagree with the senator on many issues, but at least he has clear standings with which to disagree. And although Biden, who like Hillary, has exhibited an inability to connect with the common American, I can’t bring myself to completely despise him. I fear it’s because that floodlight smile has branded me, burning itself into my retinas.