A vice president makes countless public appearances that will be mostly ignored unless something humiliating happens — something that serves to make him or her look like the hapless lightweight who symbolizes an entire administration’s ineptitude.
Bush’s young vice president, Dan Quayle, is remembered for misspelling “potato” on camera.
Biden’s time in the office actually helped burnish a goofy charm; he was seen not just as folksy or avuncular but, in some corners, paradoxically cool.
This is the woman seen, in some clips, singing “Wheels on the Bus” at a campaign vehicle and then cackling with laughter, or gushing about Venn diagrams.
One Twitter user racked up likes by positing that her meandering sentences resemble the dense philosophy of Friedrich Hegel.
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