It has been interesting

Bluesplashy — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 00:08:32 +0000

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It has been interesting listening to the bipartanship talk. Two weeks ago we heard Obama just simply failed in his quest for bipartanship. Now we hear that while he hasn't suceeded in achiving his goal, he has started to change the tone. What amuses me is how the press ties itself in knots over it while Obama just goes on his way. As do his people. Rove would have taken out some reporters by now and Clinton would have had to had a finger transplant (from pointing in anger). Is pragmatism going to be the new moderate?

I hope fox gives Keynes, Palin, Sanford, Joe the Plumber and any other Republican wacko all a the press they want so the american people get a good look at the contrast between them and Obama.

Orlando, you have to be able to say that kind of stuff with a straight face you know, No smirking or giggling or covering your mouth with your hand in a coy way. And No Eye Rolling or Sighing. You look straight into the camera and speak ernerstly and clearly. No words of more than two syllables (you can say one syllable words like they have two or three syllables). Most people with more than 3 brain cells find this difficult. Even those that are skilled at it sometimes fail (see Colbert). Good luck and can I write the book blurb?

It's a time-honored method of

DF — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 20:51:43 +0000

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It's a time-honored method of self-promotion.

I want to know how Alan Keyes

Orlando — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 20:46:35 +0000

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I want to know how Alan Keyes got a book deal. Because if wearing a suit and acting ridiculous is what it takes, I'm going shopping and thinking up a list of the most outrageous things I could say out loud. Then, I'm calling CNN.

Next stop: New York Times Bestseller list. Woooooooo.

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It has been interesting

It's a time-honored method of

I want to know how Alan Keyes