Biden: Obama and I agreed to be silent, but … By The Nashville Voice September 17, 2018 InNews & Politics Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Former Vice President Joe Biden speaks at the Human Rights Campaign 2018 National Dinner on Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018 in Washington. (Kevin Wolf/AP Images for Human Rights Campaign) Former Vice President Joe Biden says President Donald Trump’s response to the rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, made him break his silence. Facebook Comments Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Must Read Nashville CannaFestival: A Celebration of Education, Community, and Culture Jason Luntz - How to Meet People and Make Friends After Moving to Nashville Guest Writer - Nashville CannaFestival: A Beacon of Education, Empowerment, and Community in the Cannabis Space Jason Luntz - New Cocktail Trend Stirring in Nashville: 11 Bar Elevates the Scene Jason Luntz - Louis Gossett Jr., Oscar-Winning ‘An Officer and a Gentleman’ Icon, Passes Away at 87 Jason Luntz - Previous articleCornerstone Career Connect, TN NAACP partner for Sept. 20 expungement clinicNext articleCNN Polls: Democrats hold the upper hand in Arizona, Tennessee Senate races Related Articles Nashville CannaFestival: A Celebration of Education, Community, and Culture How to Meet People and Make Friends After Moving to Nashville Nashville CannaFestival: A Beacon of Education, Empowerment, and Community in the Cannabis Space New Cocktail Trend Stirring in Nashville: 11 Bar Elevates the Scene