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Here is the full text of the commencement speech that Vice President Joe Biden delived on Saturday to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., obtained from the Office of the Vice President: THE VICE PRESIDENT: Thank you. (Applause.) It’s a great honor to be here. Read full article >>
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Vice President Joe Biden on Saturday praised the 972 members of the U.S. Military Academy's graduating class and hailed President Barack Obama's foreign policy achievements.
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West Point, N.Y. (AP) - Vice President praises 972 graduates.
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Vice President Joe Biden on Saturday praised the 972 members of the U.S. Military Academy's graduating class and heralded President Obama's foreign achievments.
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London, May 26 (ANI): U.S. Vice President Joe Biden said he "understood" the anguish that led people to suicide as he recounted the deaths of his wife and daughter in a moving speech to the families of fallen US troops.
United States Military Academy West Point, New York 10:22 A.M. EDT THE VICE PRESIDENT: Thank you. (Applause.) It’s a great honor to be here. Distinguished guests; soldiers and officers, friends and family of those graduating today, academy faculty and staff and, most of all, cadets on the cusp of being commissioned in the United States Army, it is an honor -- it is an honor -- to be here ...
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