Bill Maher, whom I typically avoid, makes a few good points: that republicans would prefer people to get sick (not die quickly) so that the industry keeps making money and that doctors do too many procedures, an issue not being addressed.
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Showing posts with label bill maher. Show all posts
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Grayson Enjoying His Fame With Bill Maher
He's enjoying it a bit too much to my liking. This is what happens when mediocre people get held up as heroes, cute rhetoric. "Put some jam on the bottom shelf so the little man can reach it." Please. This guy is all ego.
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Meghan McCain Gets Schooled in History
Meghan McCain uses her youth as a crutch. Youth is supposed to be a positive, not an excuse not to know history. She appears to have a shallow understanding of most worldly things and like her dad, isn't up on the economy either. She doesn't know enough to be the voice of the moderate republicans. Anyone else?
Labels:
barack obama,
bill maher,
meghan mccain,
paul begala
Friday, February 13, 2009
Bill Maher Is A Goober
How I despise pundits -- both on the left and the right.
I can't bear to watch Keith Olbermann anymore. I could never stand Rush. Both ends of the pundit spectrum have restricted thinking. They want their republicans in one box and their democrats in another. Obama's thinking outside of the box and those on the left and the right can't stand it.
Obama's attempting to make change and people are hyperventilating. Judd Gregg withdrew and that's a good thing because republican or not, the guy is a flake. But at least Obama was bold enough to even consider a republican for the position.
Here is Bill Maher saying Obama has a lot to learn. As if Maher would know. Obama's way smarter than any of these goobers.
I can't bear to watch Keith Olbermann anymore. I could never stand Rush. Both ends of the pundit spectrum have restricted thinking. They want their republicans in one box and their democrats in another. Obama's thinking outside of the box and those on the left and the right can't stand it.
Obama's attempting to make change and people are hyperventilating. Judd Gregg withdrew and that's a good thing because republican or not, the guy is a flake. But at least Obama was bold enough to even consider a republican for the position.
Here is Bill Maher saying Obama has a lot to learn. As if Maher would know. Obama's way smarter than any of these goobers.
CNN: Larry King: A big story today, Bill. I wonder your reaction to it. Judd Gregg, the senator from New Hampshire, says I will take the job [commerce secretary]. They do a beautiful little press conference. And the president announces how close they've been through the years without agreeing. And now he quits today. ...
Bill Maher: I was crushed because, you know, having found out who Judd Gregg was two days ago, the idea that now I'm not going to have him to talk about was just devastating to me. Judd Gregg. Wow! ...
King: Well, why do you -- why would you think he took it and then didn't take it?
Maher: Well, because it's a big Washington job. I think it probably was a pay increase and a status increase and I'm in the Cabinet. And then I guess his Republican friends got to him -- you know, like the mob.
But, you know, I think Obama is learning, and he certainly is the smartest guy we've had there that I can remember. But there's always a learning curve.
And I think what he's learning, first of all, is that there's no such thing as a moderate Republican anymore, is there?
Labels:
barack obama,
bill maher,
judd gregg,
keith olbermann,
rush limbaugh
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Palin Mocks Biden
She's something else.
Maher on The View mocks Palin
Chuck and Sally Don't mock Palin. They seem nice. They're worried about Palin's children.
Maher on The View mocks Palin
Chuck and Sally Don't mock Palin. They seem nice. They're worried about Palin's children.
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