“Congressman Ford is one of the brightest stars in the Democratic party, and at only 36 years old has developed a strong record as a consensus builder and reformer, focussing on progress over partisanship.,” said DLC founder Al From.

From Matt Amis for Delaware Today’s December 2006 issue, excerpts below:
It is conceivable Senator Joe Biden (D-DE) will be one of the more appealing Democratic candidates when state caucuses and primaries begin in January 2008.

“I think Joe Biden has all the qualifications to be president,” says Bob Schieffer, host of “Face the Nation” on […]

A dozen states as well as environmental groups and large cities are trying to convince the Supreme Court that the Environmental Protection Agency must regulate, as a matter of public health, the amount of carbon dioxide that comes from vehicles.

On Sunday, Senator Biden appeared on Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer. Click the image below to watch the segment.

Senator Biden spoke in front of the Judiciary Committee about his decision to vote against Judge Alito’s nomination to the Supreme Court.

Senator Biden questioned Judge Alito today on a number of racial discrimination cases on the second day of the Alito confirmation hearings.

Senator Biden delivered remarks today at the Alito hearings. You can see the full remarks here.

Sen. Joseph Biden said he’s not sure if he’d vote to confirm Samuel Alito, President George W. Bush’s latest Supreme Court nominee, but he predicted that Alito’s Senate committee hearing would be different from John Roberts’.

I never got a chance to get to know Harriett Miers and make any determination about her qualifications to serve on the Supreme Court. But, clearly, she is a woman of accomplishment, and she has been treated very unfairly by those who created a caricature in an effort to undermine her.