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Archive for February, 2009

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Biden’s apology to Roberts was a good, if gratuitous, move

Monday, February 2nd, 2009

Vice President Joe Biden ruffled a few feathers last week when he made a joke at the expense of Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts.  About to swear in a roomful of federal appointees, Biden asked for a copy of the oath that he was about to administer.  “My memory is not as good as [...]

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