November 19, 2007 by Michael van der Galiën
At the last Democratic debate. Watch this video, via Hot Air.
Good Lord. More at Memeorandum.
I especially liked Obama’s response after a question specifically designed for him: “thanks for all the great work you do on behalf of culinary workers.” Um, when did she say that she’s a member of their union Barack? Before the debate or something?
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Undecided voters,ike the former political director of the Arkansas Democratic Party, passed off as “a member of the First African Methodist Church.” Funny, she wasn’t undecided before. And Harry Reid’s spring Washington intern (who asked the diamonds/pearls question) isn’t a legal voter at all–she’s not a citizen.
Wolfie’s more of a lap dog these days, it seems.
While I would probably laugh so hard I’d puke at the mere notion that anyone actually thinks the Dem’s have any type of edge over the Repub’s on Integrity. There is a problem with Hot Air’s analysist.
most of their examples are from previous years - 2004, 2006. And watching the debate they do say undecided likely Democrat voters. It is possible that they are undecided as to which lefty they will vote for. Probably some were sat there for their previous history.
I blame CNN. The “diamonds or pearls” question is a prime example of vapid and vacuous media manipulation. I suppose it’s too much to ask for a debate to be held in a real town hall setting where questions are posed by uncoached citizens, and the candidates have as much time as they want to debate whatever issue is presented to them…
Jim: I blame CCN as well. This is journamalism 101.
[...] ridiculous. CNN anyone? If there ever was a pro-Democrats news network, it’s CNN. The Democratic Party even has its [...]
My bad–more research indicates that Harry Reid’s diamond/pearls intern is now actually a citizen, and thus can vote.
[...] ridiculous. CNN anyone? If there ever was a pro-Democrats news network, it’s [...]
That’s highly unfortunate, we really don’t need voters of such low quality. I’m usually not inclined to identify myself by my gender, but I gotta say I really cringed with the question. Ugh, valley girl idiocy, she might as well have asked the men “boxers or briefs?” as well.
Blame CNN, but blame the democratic party as well. There’s no chance they weren’t in on the matter.