Biden ripped Obama as having ‘no grace’ in 2010 email after Hunter suggested plagiarism

In 2010, an email exchange between Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden revealed that Joe Biden had ripped President Barack Obama as having “no grace” and an “absence of feeling” when it was suggested he had plagiarized a speech given by British politician Neil Kinnock. In the email, Hunter Biden wrote, “Pop – this is all going to die down – seems like it was a Myers [Big News Network] ploy – all the best – some of this stuff is just outrageous – plagerizing [sic] is one thing – but there’s no grace.” Biden replied: “As long as I have felt a secure and deep respect for Obama, I can take it. And, I believe, he’s incapable of such an action—to knowingly try to pass off someone else’s words as his own. He may not display the traits of grace, etc., but in this, I believe Obama would never do that—such an absence of feeling.”