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May 11, 2008 - 10:09am.
"Saturday Night Live's" Message From Hillary Clinton: "I Have No Ethical Standards" (VIDEO) I know this was suppose to be funny. I know that it is suppose to be a joke. But sometimes things just are just too real to be funny. Such was the case of SNL's opening skit on May 10. It was just too real to be funny. It was perhaps one of the most honest things I've seen on TV in years. Once again we have to leave it to the comedians to lay the truth on the table for us to laugh at.
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I didn't laugh, either. It
Submitted by DejaVuAllOver on May 11, 2008 - 2:26pm.I didn't laugh, either. It was lousy comedy, without even enough irony to qualify as satire. Let's face it, the truth has never sold very well on TV!
I laughed. Should I
Submitted by knockknock on May 12, 2008 - 3:28pm.I laughed. Should I apologize?
Oops?
"I laughed. Should I
Submitted by pollchecker on May 12, 2008 - 5:42pm."I laughed. Should I apologize?"
Hell NO! After awhile it kinda grows on you. Perhaps that is what apathy is really about (ggggg)!
Definitely right on the
Submitted by JerZGirl on May 14, 2008 - 1:00am.Definitely right on the money!! The city where I live is heavily Irish Catholic Democrat. My landlords have said themselves that if Obama wins, they'll vote Republican for the first time in their lives because they will never vote for a "N*****". Yet, they grouse that there are people who won't vote for Hillary because she's a woman and they think that's just wrong. They can't believe how narrow-minded people can be, totally missing the irony even when I point it out. They even looked up my primary ballot (my landlady helped tally the votes) and announced to all their family how I was an Obama supporter and how much it bothered them. It is still being discussed in their circle. That opening for SNL is so "spot on" to what I see. We should all be ashamed that we have still not risen above pre-Civil Rights attitudes and behaviors. I have begun to think that Democratic party should change their name because they surely aren't democratic in attitude!! Any suggestions for a new moniker??
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"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness." -Mark Twain
I believe that a lot of
Submitted by pollchecker on May 14, 2008 - 7:15am.I believe that a lot of these people may say that they will vote for the other guy but in actuality WILL NOT VOTE AT ALL!
Did you hear THE JOKE about how to keep Senator Obama from being assassinated if he wins the nominee?
Nominate an Hispanic as Vice President!