Joe Biden really grabbed the audience’s eyes at the climate change town hall – literally, as his eye filled with blood after a lackluster performance marked by half-truths and excuses.The former Vice President was clearly floundering during CNN’s climate change town hall on Wednesday, which saw him face off against eight other Democrats. Viewers called him out for “rambling, incoherent” answers and held his feet to ...

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Joe Biden really grabbed the audience’s eyes at the climate change town hall – literally, as his eye filled with blood after a lackluster performance marked by half-truths and excuses.

The former Vice President was clearly floundering during CNN’s climate change town hall on Wednesday, which saw him face off against eight other Democrats. Viewers called him out for “rambling, incoherent” answers and held his feet to the fire regarding his coziness with the fossil fuel industry. Then his left eye began filling up with blood.

Democratic presidential frontrunner Joe Biden really grabbed the audience’s eyes at the climate change town hall – literally, as his eye filled with blood after a lackluster performance marked by half-truths and excuses.

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He is active in social issues relating to peace, race relations and religious freedom, homelessness and equal justice. David is a member of Veterans for Peace, Saint Pete for Peace, CodePink, and International Solidarity Movement.

In 2019 David spent 2 months in Russia on one of his frequent people-to-people peace missions. In 2017 David spent 3 weeks in South Korea researching the Korean War of 1950 to 1953. In 2016 David spent 10 weeks in Palestine with the Palestinian lead non-violent resistance group International Solidarity Movement, and returned again in 2018. In February of 2015 he was part of a people-to-people delegation to Cuba with CodePink. In November of 2015 he was a delegate with CodePink to Palestine to show solidarity with Palestinians.

David has a Bachelor of Science degree in economics from the University of Maryland and attended classes at George Washington University for a certification as a financial planner (CFP). He is a graduate of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania program as a Certified Investment Management Analyst (CIMA).

David is a Special Forces combat veteran of the illegal U.S. war of aggression against the people of Vietnam. In 1999 he returned to Vietnam for 3 weeks on a mission of reconciliation and peace.

In 2009 David retired from Morgan Stanley after 35 years as a Senior Vice President, CIMA and CFP.

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