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Biden's lips zipped, canary swallowed?
by Mark Silva
Joe Scarborough was quick to pick up this morning on the fact that President Barack Obama suggested that the MSNBC Morning Joe host doesn't know when to stop talking.
Scarborough partner Mika Brezinski and the president have a lot in common, the president joked the other night at the Radio and TV Correspondents dinner.
They both have partners named Joe "who don't know when to stop talking.''
Obama had even taken note of Vice President Joe Biden's loquaciousness three years ago, when the then-senator from Illinois played stand-up comic at the Gridiron Club in Washington:
"Believe me, when you're the last guy to ask questions at every committee hearing, you have plenty of time to collect your thoughts,'' Obama said then. "Especially when Joe Biden's on the committee.''
So it appeared today, in that Rose Garden appearance for the signing of the tobacco regulation bill that Biden had gotten the message.
His lips were zipped.
No more talk of those problems flowing uphill.
It looked like he may have bitten his tongue. too.
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