Tonight's Republican debate.

I can't wait for http://www.factcheck.org/ to finish with the debate last night, nothing is up there yet.

I just couldn't be bother with watching "Attack of the Clones"... I saw it at the movies...

It's pretty clear that the nominee is going to be Romney, and the rest is sideshow and "theater"...

DC has too many special interest groups to let a principled candidate through.

Ron Paul has almost no chance, and the tea party candidates have little chance.

Someone needs to feed he parasites.

That's why I'm pi$$ed, IMO that the canidate will be pushed on U.S. again...
REMEMBER if the MSM (starting to throw them into also), "support" a "Right-Thinker", DON'T vote for him/her. Good rule to live by...

Anyone on that stage could beat Obama in a debate without his Telepacifier.

Yeah, teleprompters are such a crutch...

And now, for a little Friday evening levity in the Palin email saga after the dark seriousness of the earlier revelations regarding Palin’s use of these emails to intimidate critics: It’s always nice to have confirmation in writing from the source. As I’ve been explaining for the last year, Palin uses Teleprompters in interviews and as a “contributor” on Fox News. This isn’t a terrible sin, but since she bashes Obama for it every chance she gets, this is just one more example of Palin’s values failure (of which there are too many to enumerate here).

The worst part about Palin’s use of Teleprompters, though, is that she doesn’t even draft her own answers. Everything you hear her say is scripted. The only time she’s unscripted, we get “Paul Revere warning the British” and the Bush Bailout “so important for the healthcare” type answers.

March 19, 2007
Palin’s hostility toward the use of teleprompters didn’t fit within her world back in 2007. When Calgary’s “Energy TV” called up looking to interview Palin, Palin communications aide Meg Stapleton wrote to staff:

Energy TV would like an interview with the Governor and I thought this Wednesday might work – the questions are below . What we need to do is simply book the Governor’s time, provide the answers to the questions below, use the prompter and have her look to the side and answer the questions for use by the TV station. I just need help on the answers . It needs to be very conversationally written . Needs to be on 3:30pm Governor’s feed Wednesday – could record according to Governor ‘s schedule on Wednesday morning and would need answers by tomorrow. Possible?

Palin recalled that she had a “long cabinet meeting” scheduled for the same time they had allotted to shoot her side of the interview. Stapleton replied:

We’re working around that. Joe Balash is crafting the answers right now , Sharon will ask the questions, we will have the answers in a teleprompter, and then send those answers over the satellite tomorrow afternoon . It shouldn’t take long , once we have the answers. Expect them tonight.

Palin replied:
You’re awesome.

You’re all awesome.
Whataday…

I especially love the “I just need help on the answers” from the reporter. Why do they even bother to interview Palin? Why not just have any old puppet read the teleprompter if the answers aren’t even hers?

rofllol

Let me guess, putting down Ms. Palin, correct? So, predickable.




Yes, I do know it is spelled wrong, but so fitting, so to speak.

Just pointing out the hypocrisy of someone who criticizes others of using teleprompters, when it's obvious she can't speak an extemporaneous sentence of her own without one... Who knew?

Of course, if you'd like to get back to the original thread topic, feel free... Your attempts at personal insults are, as usual, misguided. rofllol

Obama's most used word is "uh". That's a fact.

So, is that john jerk, the "moderator", making all his "uh", "rights" and other "whispers", I found really distracting...