Ryan's family tragedy vs Biden's family tragedy

[Jacob]

From the debate, paraphrasing:

Ryan: My dad died. It was sad.

Biden: My family died. It was sad.

I'm calling it a draw.

[Jacob]

From the debate, paraphrasing:

Ryan: My dad died. It was sad.

Biden: My family died. It was sad.

I'm calling it a draw.

Ironically, more people can relate to Ryan than Biden. 

In keeping with your bad Ruth dugout analogy, J.J., that's strike two.

[Jacob]

From the debate, paraphrasing:

Ryan: My dad died. It was sad.

Biden: My family died. It was sad.

I'm calling it a draw.

Ironically, more people can relate to Ryan than Biden. 

In keeping with your bad Ruth dugout analogy, J.J., that's strike two.

No, I would argue that Biden's tragedy was more severe, however, more people have lost a parent than a wife and child. 

Ok. Why is that ironic, J.J.?