I couldn't find the source for your info on the site.

I don't care. I say this as an Edwards supporter.

He doesn't seem to have any of his own ideas.  His handlers are riffing off the other campaigns and feeding it to Obama one que card at a time.

It's Joe Biden whining from the sidelines to try to make himself relevant.

Presidential leadership doesn't require that a candidate -- or a president -- own personal authorship of every idea
he or she presents. Was Joe Biden the first person anywhere to have the ideas he's talking about or to utter them
within someone else's earshot? Of course not. People are saying and writing truthful and important things about
foreign policy all the time, and -- no doubt -- some of these people's ideas have found their way into Joe Biden's
Senate statements.

But presidential leadership also isn't just about what you say in the Senate cloister. It's about crystallizing related
ideas into a coherent vision and placing that vision before the public in a compelling way, so that the country can
use it to move forward. That's what Obama has done.

Of course, Obama has the platform to do this -- and will get credit for the ideas -- because of his standing in the
race. That Biden regards himself as the foreign policy expert among the Democratic candidates and that he also
takes pride in his own oratorical skills makes all of this hard to swallow for him.

We could dismiss Biden's press release as jealous desperation if it weren't Biden himself who had to abandon
his 1988 presidential run when it was discovered that he had plagiarized an entire speech -- !!! -- from
British labor leader Neal Kinnock.

Biden's not just desperate on this one -- he's tragically absurd.