Will Fox News back Hillary for prez?

Well, if I have to explain it to you...

(@#$% liberals have no %$#@ sense of humor...):boggled:
 
Upchurch said:
I assumed that was a sample of her humor. If it isn't, I owe her an appology and yes, you need to explain it to me.
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I don't explain jokes. I've found that if someone doesn't get a joke, he doesn't think it's funny. Then after I explain it to him, I don't think it's funny.

Okay, visualize Coulter and Clinton wrestling...
 
BPSCG said:
I don't explain jokes. I've found that if someone doesn't get a joke, he doesn't think it's funny. Then after I explain it to him, I don't think it's funny.

Okay, visualize Coulter and Clinton wrestling...
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OK, now I get it. Har har.
 
Mark said:
I wonder. People said much the same about Bill's candidacy in the begining, too.
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I don't quite remember that--I recall people concerned about Clinton because he was trying to be TOO universally popular at the expense of the core issues. I was worried about that at first, but ultimately I think he found a better balance than those who came before him.
 
gnome said:
I don't quite remember that--I recall people concerned about Clinton because he was trying to be TOO universally popular at the expense of the core issues. I was worried about that at first, but ultimately I think he found a better balance than those who came before him.
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Yeah. Seems to me Clinton was the great white hope of the Dem primary by the time he entered. I was supporting Jerry Brown, and was really pissed. Then I became pissed at Jerry Brown because he refused to stop being so damn strange. I still liked him, but he was not acting electable. I was also dabbling in Tom Harkin, but knowing about his woo tendencies, I'm glad that didn't make it too far. Bob Kerrey would have been good though.
 
hgc said:
I don't get it. Was she calling Hillary fat? Or is 3-to-1 a metaphorical reference to some other kind of advantage? I don't think fat jokes about someone who's not actually fat are great comedic material.
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Hillary does look like she weighs quite a bit more than Coulter. Even if she isn't "fat", Coulter was using what difference there is to her advantage through exaggeration and the knowledge that the quickest and deepest way to cut a woman is to refer to her weight.

She was being catty.
 
gnome said:
I don't quite remember that--I recall people concerned about Clinton because he was trying to be TOO universally popular at the expense of the core issues. I was worried about that at first, but ultimately I think he found a better balance than those who came before him.
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He was a dark horse contender until Tsongas dropped out. The rumors of infidelities kept him as a fringe option till almost halfway through the primaries. He was known as a bit of a panderer, even by poltical standards, so no one took him seriously until they had to. By then it was too late and he won on charm.

If Tsongas' health hadn't forced him from the race, he was a shoo-in. Pity, he had a hilarious speech impediment.
 
out of interest who's the republican candidate likely to be?

john cain?
Bush III?
condi?

or someone else entirely?

And of those who's most likely to win/lose the presidency?
 
BPSCG said:
No, an Al Sharpton / Dennis Kucinich slate would be the perfect one for the Republicans to run against.
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Speaking as someone who used to live 50 miles SE of Cleveland, the mere mention of Dennis the Menace ...
 
andyandy said:
out of interest who's the republican candidate likely to be?

john cain?
Bush III?
condi?

or someone else entirely?

And of those who's most likely to win/lose the presidency?
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Put your money on John McCain.
 
Luke T. said:
Put your money on John McCain.
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I'm not a betting man.

On the other hand, I'd praise Jesus to the high heavens if this guy gets nominated instead:

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BPSCG said:
(@#$% liberals have no %$#@ sense of humor...):boggled:
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...says the guy who said about Colbert, "Well, the jury still seems to be out on his performance at the correspondents' dinner."
 
Snide said:
...says the guy who said about Colbert, "Well, the jury still seems to be out on his performance at the correspondents' dinner."
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Since humor is in the eye of the beholder, the "jury" is forever out on such matters.
 
I keep thinking Hilary wouldn't be a good presidential candidate as much as a good cabinet member. Seriously, even as a vice presidential nominee she wouldn't do that good. The only place she could really go hardcore is possibly the Supreme Court which would make me laugh.

I say go for a Gore campaign again. Dems would do best to play to nostagia of the best presidency that never happened.
 
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