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In case you missed it, here's a report from the Washington Post on Joe Biden's latest off-the-cuff remark:

Full article:
Washington (CNN) -- Vice President Joe Biden has a colorful take on ranking second. The latest Bidenism came Thursday night at Harvard University's Institute of Politics, when a questioner introduced himself as the vice president of the student body. "Isn't that a b----?" a smiling Biden said. "I mean ... excuse me. The vice president thing." Realizing what he'd just said, Biden quickly added: "I'm joking, I'm joking, I'm joking. Best decision I ever made. I'm joking -- that was a joke." The student told Biden that he hopes he loves being vice president. "I do, actually. I love the guy I work with," Biden said. The comment came during a substantive event where Biden discussed free trade deals, foreign policy, the Ebola outbreak, race relations and more. It's far from the first time Biden's off-the-cuff remarks have drawn attention -- sometimes unwanted. The most famous example came in 2010, when he whispered to President Barack Obama -- close enough for microphones to pick up the comment -- that passage of the health care law was "a big f---ing deal." At women's forum, Biden lauds ex-senator known for sex harassment case . Steve Brusk contributed to this report.